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Field visits reports

by Parliamentary Network | on 19.01.11 | in Good Governance

At the conclusion of every field visit, delegations share their observations and recommendations on the host country’s development program in a comprehensive report. Mission reports from last programs are available below.

Vietnam Field Visit report, 2018 2.92 MB
Kenya Field Visit report, 2017 3.39 MB
Indonesia Field Visit report, 2016 4.87 MB
Peru Field Visit report, 2015 667.49 KB
Tanzania Field Visit report, 2014 1.42 MB
Sri Lanka Field Visit report, 2012 2.01 MB
Rwanda Field Visit report, 2012 2.99 MB
Mali Field Visit report, 2010 1003.6 KB
Burkina Faso Field Visit report, 2009 3.54 MB
Mongolia Field Visit report, 2009 1.66 MB

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