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Britain's New White Paper: Making Governance Work for the Poor
Mick Moore,Sue Unsworth +1 more
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Eliminating World Poverty: Making Governance Work for the Poor -A White Paper on International Development by the Secretary of State for International Development as mentioned in this paper, is a good book to read.Abstract:
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