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2013 Report

The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World is available for free downloading

Palestine Human Development Report

The 2004 PHDR is an attempt to assess the various aspects of the Palestinian condition as a first step toward an integrated approach to the development of Palestinian individuals and society and to strengthen the social fabric needed to support our national liberation and development activities.

To this end, each section of the report addresses one of the various aspects of the Palestinian condition from two perspectives. The report is divided into six sections. From the first perspective, the general Palestinian condition is assessed in order to gain an understanding of what exists, what is hoped for, and what is possible given internal and contextual challenges

Year: 2004
Type: National Reports
Region: Arab States
Country: Occupied Palestinian Territory

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