22 Bougainville youths earn certificates in high-risk dogging training
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- Twenty-two youths in Bougainville graduated with nationally recognised certificates in high-risk dogging.
- The intensive two-week programme brought specialised lifting training to a village for the first time in Bougainville.
Twenty-two youths from Bougainville have graduated with nationally recognised certificates in high-risk dogging after completing an intensive two-week training programme.
The programme delivered specialised high-risk lifting skills directly at village level. It marked the first time this type of training had been offered in a rural setting in Bougainville.
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