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2006 Annual Report Annual narrative report on the work of the GICHD during 2006.Available in French and German
Strengthening the evidence base Strengthening the case to link mine action to development requires evidence that all actors – from the community up to national government and the international…
Guide to Mine Risk Education and Tools, Mozambique Pilot Project, 2005-06
IRC's Approach to Community-Driven Reconstruction
Landminen: Auswirkungen auf Gesellschaften in Entwicklungsländern
Aid and conflict in Uganda
Mine Action in Afghanistan - The Way Ahead
Policy Commitment and Principles for Good International Engagement in Fragile States and Institutions
Final Report of the Evaluation of UNDP Mine Action Senior and Middle Management Training Courses
Planning and Budgeting: Linking Policy, Planning, and Budgeting. A Background Paper
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