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Plusieurs ONG canadiens, dont le Fonds pour l'éducation en Afrique australe, et de nombreux citoyens du Canada, notamment le professeur Douglas Anglin, Mme Mary Anglin, M. Al Johnson, l'honorable Walter McLean et M. Robert Simmonds, ancien commissaire de la GRC, ont joué un rôle important en Afrique du Sud au cours des dernières années.
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In March 1993 the Canadian government launched a $10 million Policy Support Project administered by the International Development Research Council (IDRC) to provide significant training and other assistance in public administration. Several Canadian NGOs such as the Southern Africa Educational Trust, and many individual Canadians such as Prof. Douglas Anglin and Mary Anglin, Al Johnson, the Hon. Walter McLean and former RCMP Commissioner Robert Simmonds, have made important contributions in recent years in South Africa. This Canadian assistance, combined with other programs from the Commonwealth Secretariat, the United Nations, the United States and other countries, needs to continue for several years. Indeed, international assistance, including a large and socially responsible role for the private sector, must not only be maintained, but wisely expanded and co-ordinated in the near future.
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