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Line 47: Transnationalism and codevelopment are spreading.In Latin America, covedelopment is a relatively new idea, but it has been embraced by grassroots organizations. For example, on November 25, 2010, FAMIGRANTES—the Federation of associations gathering migrants' family members in South America—gathered in their 4th Meeting on Migration and Codevelopment, in Rosario, Argentina. They stated that the codevelopment approach was the best way of understanding the contribution that their relatives were making both in the reception countries and in their homelands (www.famigrantes.org and www.famisur.org). At the same time, more than 100 migrants' associations launched FEDACOD (Federation of Associations for Codevelopment) in Valencia, Spain, on September 24, 2010 (www.fedacod.com). == See also ==▼ * [[Co-development]]▼ == External links == Line 68 ⟶ 65: * GRACIELA MALGESINI [http://www.inmigracionclm.org/upload/14/48/Esta_es_la_guia_de_codesarrollo.pdf] * CARLOS GIMENEZ [http://www.tercersector.net/pdf/ponencies/Carlos_Gimenez.pdf.] ▲== See also == ▲* [[Co-development]] [[Category:Development studies]]

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