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AASSW	American Association of Schools of Social Work (1919-52) precursor to CSWE
AIETS	Association Internationale des Ecoles de Travail Social, Association International de Escuelas de Trabajo Social (French and Spanish names of IASSW)
APASWE	Asian Pacific Association for Social Work Education (regional association of IASSW)
ASWEA	Association of Social Work Education in Africa (precursor of ASSWA)
ATSMAC	Mexican Social Workers Association
BA	Bachelor of Arts (first degree title, sometimes for social work degrees)
BSc	Bachelor of Science (first degree title, sometimes for social work degrees)
BSW	Bachelor of Social Work (title for qualifying degree in social work, commonly used in the US, also in some other countries)
CBE	Commander of the Order of the British Empire (UK honour)
CCETSW	Central Council for Education and Training in Social Work (former UK governmental development and regulatory body for social work education, 1970-2001)
CDP	Community Development Project (UK government-financed local projects, 19708)
CESEM	Municipal Study Centre (Mexican local organization)
CFA CID	Canadas Foreign Aid Canadian International Development platform
CONFITEA	International Conference on Adult Education
COS	Charity Organization Society (nineteenth-twentieth century UK and US charitable organizations)
CSA	Central Union for Social Work (Swedish professional body)
CSWE	Council on Social Work Education (1952 to date) successor to AASSW and NASSA
CV	Curriculum vitae (document setting out career achievements; rsum, in US English)
DSW	Doctor of Social Work (title of a professional doctorate commonly used in the US and some other countries)
EASSW	European Association of Schools of Social Work (regional association of IASSW)
EEsrASSW	Eastern European sub-regional Association of Schools of Social Work
EEC	European Economic Community (1957-93) precursor to EU
ESRC	Economic and Social Research Council (UK state research funding body)
EU	European Union regional economic and political association of European states
FAO	Food and Agriculture Organization (UN agency aimed at defeating hunger)
HIV/AIDS	Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HMSO	Her Majestys Stationery Office (UK government publisher in the twentieth century)
IASSW	International Association of Schools of Social Work
ICSD	International Consortium for Social Development
ICSW	International Council on Social Welfare
IFSW	International Federation of Social Workers
IJSW	International Journal of Social Welfare
ILO	International Labour Organization
INDOSOW	International Doctorate in Social Work (joint project of five universities, led by the University of Ljubljana)
INGO	International non-governmental organization
IPPF	International Planned Parenthood Federation
JASW	Jamaican Association of Social Workers
KAKI	Katherine A Kendall Institute (of CSWE)
LSE	London School of Economics (part of the University of London)
MDG	Millennium Development Goals (of the UN)
MSc	Master of Science (higher degree title)
MSW	Master of Social Work (title for qualifying masters degree in social work commonly used in the US, also in some other countries)
NACASSW	North American & Caribbean Association of Schools of Social Work (regional association of IASSW)
NASSA	National Association of Schools of Social Administration (US, 1942-52) precursor to CSWE
NASW	National Association of Social Workers (US)
NCSW	National Conference on Social Work (US) annual professional conference
NCSSW

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