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Citizenship and Immigration | Projects that focus on improving citizen services—the deliver of immigration, settlement, citizenship and multicultural programs and services—typically involve thousands of employees working across departments, sub-departments and jurisdictions...more>> | |
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Trade & Tourism | Over the past decade, international trade and tourism has steadily increased, placing burden on governments to balance opportunity and profitability with safety and security...more>> |
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