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Occasional Paper #29 THE HUMANITARI
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CONTENTS Preface ..................
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ing about political change through
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political changes, on the other. As
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NOTES 1 Thomas G. Weiss, David Cort
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continues to export, through smuggl
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Recommendations • The</st
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a system can be successful only if
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NOTES 1 Statement of</stron
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imposed, Burundi was a country alre
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Most exports transit through neighb
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whether distinctions between the tw
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The Military Coup
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indicating that negotiations should
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By this time, however, sanc
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CHAPTER 2 THE SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS
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Burundi also has found ways to smug
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eappeared, along with salt from Tan
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egan to slow. With the onset <stron
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sons, mostly farmers, resulted in e
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Rate of inflation
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However, CPI increases in the July-
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seeds, as well as the normal distri
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income. Coffee pro
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The embargo has pr
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Essential Drugs All human medicines
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target of vaccinat
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from chronic malnutrition. In the c
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Table 2.5: Populations and Observed
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and Food Supply Assessment Mission
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Table 3.1: Chronology of</s
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guidelines for exemptions. 2 <stron
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authorities and UN/NGO agencies gre
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fertilizers and to the potential lo
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items to be imported by the UN, sub
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Nairobi and Bujumbura, as well as t
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cratic problems associated with the
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Tanzania, so that only small quanti
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conflict-prone areas into regroupem
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