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From issue 12 of The Bretton Woods Update

 

News

Thanks for support

15 March 1999

The Bretton Woods Project thanks the CS Mott Foundation and Christian Aid for their continued support.

See their websites on:

www.mott.org

oneworld.org/christianaid

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