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P&D series

by Parliamentary Network | on 19.01.11 | in Good Governance, Macroeconomic Stability

The Parliamentarians & Development series presents key issues in development cooperation, aid effectiveness and international financial institutions that are of interest and importance to parliamentarians in their work. The series presents topics in a succinct, accessible format with a short analysis at the end.

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P&D Series – Early Childhood Development	477.92 KB
Creating Jobs Through Education in Africa	354.13 KB
Les défis des bailleurs en contextes conflictuels	308.51 KB
Donor Challenges in Conflict-Affected Countries	296.6 KB
World Bank – Access to Information Policy	812.3 KB
Good Governance in MENA	336.91 KB
Looking Ahead to COP 16	337.57 KB
Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and Accra Agenda for Action	114.46 KB
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative	113.26 KB
IDA15 Mid-Term Review	111.88 KB
World Bank & Aid Effectiveness	357.27 KB
Progress Towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)	133.83 KB
Creating Jobs Through Education	354.13 KB

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