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Bringing the Millennium Development Goals to Communities in South Asia

United Nations HABITAT & CITYNET - Kathmandu - March 2007

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The International Institute for Social Artistry (IISA) is an international teaching/learning community created for the intention of:

• Training and supporting Social Artists around the world;

• Activating human capacities and creative talents;

• Providing training in leadership skills and human potential development; and

• Offering research, consultation, leadership and guidance with the aim to advance human development. 

"Social artistry training facilitates the development of skills and potentials in both individuals and groups in ways to enhance their societal awareness, liberate their inventiveness, increase their ability to work cooperatively with others, and raise their levels of self-esteem.  It is an art form, insofar as it brings a range of skills and disciplines to bear upon making a more beautiful and harmoniously functioning society."

--The Social Artist's Fieldbook, United Nations Development Programme 2004: viii

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