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The number of results found: 169 
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Transition to peaceful democratic governance
Liberia - 1999 |
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General Human Development Report
Madagascar - 1999 |
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Growth, Equity and Poverty
Mali - 1999 |
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Growth Equity, Poverty and Human Development
Mozambique - 1999 |
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Alcohol and Human Development in Namibia
Namibia - 1999 |
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The Environment and Sustainable Human Development Niger is one of the poorest countries in the world; over eighty-five percent of the population live in rural areas where economic and social development are extremely low, with life expectancy less than forty-eight years, adult literacy only seventeen percent and infant mortality 123‰. The NHDR 1999 investigates the impact of Niger's difficult environment on levels of human development. For example, the report attempts to identify the link between desertification, food security and e... Niger - 1999 |
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General Human Development Report In Rwanda, human development is occurring in a context of recovery from terrible civil conflict. The genocide of 1994 has left the country with deep social, psychological and economic scars; human development in this context consists partly of building a shared sense of national identity in a divided country. Rwanda also faces chronic economic constraints arising from the density of population in a landlocked country, which the genocide has compounded by destroying human, physical and social ... Rwanda - 1999 |
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The State of Progress in Human Resource Development Investment in education has a multiplier effect. Tanzania’s education system, particularly primary education, is in an egregious state. The decline and the effectiveness of government spending on education must be reversed, through better management of existing resources as well mobilization of new resources, both from domestic and external sources. Tanzania - 1999 |
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Eradication of Poverty, Gender and Environment
Togo - 1999 |
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National Human Development Report Globalization The Report assesses the impact and challenges of globalization on the country presents a grim picture, finding that while globalization has benefited a small section of the population with international financial interests, access to the land or technology and international exporters, the working classes and the agricultural and industrial sectors have been greatly disadvantaged. The Report offers concrete recommendations both to the government and civil society to prevent the poor from beco... Zimbabwe - 1999 |
