@article{
  author = {Prof. Thomas Tlou (University of Botswana) , Mr. Taufila Nyamadzabo - Director, Macroeconomic Planning (Ministry of Finance and Development Planning) , Mr. B.C. Molomo - Deputy Government Statistician (Central Statistics Office) , Tyrrell Duncan Maendelo (Botswana) , Mr. T. Lebang - Director (Botswana National ProductivityCenter) , Mr. Gladson Kayira (Acting Resident Representateive)},
  title = {Challenges for Sustainable Human Development: A Longer Term Perspective},
  journal = {UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)},
  year = {1997},
  location = {New York},
  URL = {http://www.unbotswana.org.bw/undp/index.html},
  abstract = { The report explores in depth the status of human development in Botswana. The analysis, in a mutually re-enforcing manner, examines issues of: economic growth, income, employment and livelihoods, empowerment and advancement of women and basic education.}
}

AU - Prof. Thomas Tlou (University of Botswana) , Mr. Taufila Nyamadzabo - Director, Macroeconomic Planning (Ministry of Finance and Development Planning) , Mr. B.C. Molomo - Deputy Government Statistician (Central Statistics Office) , Tyrrell Duncan Maendelo (Botswana) , Mr. T. Lebang - Director (Botswana National ProductivityCenter) , Mr. Gladson Kayira (Acting Resident Representateive)
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TY  - JOUR
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AU  - Prof. Thomas Tlou (University of Botswana) , Mr. Taufila Nyamadzabo - Director, Macroeconomic Planning (Ministry of Finance and Development Planning) , Mr. B.C. Molomo - Deputy Government Statistician (Central Statistics Office) , Tyrrell Duncan Maendelo (Botswana) , Mr. T. Lebang - Director (Botswana National ProductivityCenter) , Mr. Gladson Kayira (Acting Resident Representateive)
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AB  -  The report explores in depth the status of human development in Botswana. The analysis, in a mutually re-enforcing manner, examines issues of: economic growth, income, employment and livelihoods, empowerment and advancement of women and basic education.