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<description><![CDATA[<p>A Memorandum of Understanding is a document to define and agree on some fundamental objectives for the event, and split the responsibilities. An MoU is not a contract, and does not have the same legally binding function, but it does provide a more formal agreement than simple discussion documents. It also forces the organisers to clearly analyse and define their roles, which is an important aspect of the planning process.<br /><br />Attached is the final draft version of MoU that was prepared for the Africa Source 2 event.</p>]]></description>
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