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THE ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT PRACTICE ADIVSORY GROUP REGIONAL POLICY ADVISERS Asia and the Pacific (Bangkok) Mr. Gernot Brodnig – Natural Resources Policy Adviser Mr. Kamal Rijal – Sustainable Energy Policy Adviser Mr. Sergio Feld– Environment Policy Adviser Ms. Sooksiri Chamsuk – Programme Specialist, Energy Mr. Thiyagarajan Velumail – Programme Specialist, Regional Sustainable Energy Prog. Ms. Bhava Dhungana – Associate Programme Analyst, Regional Sustainable Energy Prog. Ms. Seema Joshi – Programme Coordinator, Regional Environmental Governance Programme Ms. Panida Charotok – Practice Team Assistant Ms. Nandita Mongia – GEF Regional Team Leader & Regional Technical Adviser, Climate Change Mr. Manuel Soriano – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Climate Change Mr. Randall Purcell – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Land Degradation/IW Ms. Sultana Bashir – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity Mr. Joseph D’Cruz – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity Mr. Olav Lundstol – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Climate Change Mr. Andrea Volentras – GEF Regional Technical Adviser for the Pacific on Capacity Development, Adaptation and Land Degradation Ms. Yumiko Yasuda – GEF Portfolio Manager, Capacity Development and Adaptation Ms. Sirintharat Wannawong – GEF Practice Team Assistant, Biodiversity Mr. Doungjun Roongruang – GEF Practice Team Assistant, IW and Capacity Development Under recruitment – GEF Practice Team Assistant for Climate Change Europe and the CIS (Bratislava) Mr. Vladimir Litvak – Energy & Environment Practice Manager, GEF Regional Technical Adviser for Climate Change and Energy Ms. Adriana Dinu – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity Mr. Geordie Colville – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Climate Change and Energy Under recruitment – GEF Regional Technical Adviser in IW/LD Ms. Keti Chachibaia – GEF Portfolio Manager, Capacity Development Ms. Nadezda Liscakova – GEF Programme Assistant Ms. Dagmar Pfeiferova – GEF Administrative Assistant Mr. Juerg Staudenmann – Water Governance Adviser Ms. Inkar Kadyrzhanova – Programme Specialist Ms. Henrieta Martonakova – Programme Associate Ms. Milada Sladkova – Research Assistant Mr. Peter Svedberg – Assistant to Energy and Environment Practice Africa Mr. Joseph Opio-Odongo – Environment Policy Adviser, Nairobi Mr. Gregory Woodsworth– Environment Policy Adviser, Nairobi Mr. Alan Rodgers – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Land Degradation/Biodiversity (Eastern Africa), Nairobi Ms. Eunice Onyango – GEF Programme Assistant, Land Degradation/Biodiversity (Eastern Africa), Nairobi Ms. Jacqueline Kabari – Administrative Assistant 343
THE ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT PRACTICE ADIVSORY GROUP Africa (continued) Mr. Abdoulaye Ndiaye – GEF Regional Team Leader & Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity & International Waters, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Mr. Mathieu Koumoin – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Climate Change, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Ms. Fabiana Issler – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity, West Africa (Dakar) Mr. Saliou Gaye Ndoye – GEF Portfolio Manager, Land Degradation, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Mr. Mamadou Kone – GEF Regional Manager, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Project, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Mr. Peter Paap – GEF Portfolio Manager, Capacity Development, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Ms. Aminata Talla Diop – GEF Programme Associate, Biodiversity, IW and Land Degradation, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Mr. Landing Sagna – GEF Administrative Assistant, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Ms. Ndeye Djigal-Sall – GEF Programme Assistant, Climate Change and Capacity Development and Adaptation, West/Central Africa (Dakar) Mr. Ademola Salau – GEF Regional Team Leader and Regional Technical Adviser in Climate Change, Southern/Eastern Africa (Pretoria) Mr. Martin Krause – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Climate Change, Southern/Eastern Africa (Pretoria) Mr. Nik Sekhran – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity and International Waters, Southern Africa (Pretoria) Mr. Hans Eschweiler – GEF Global Coordinator, LDC–SIDS Land Degradation Portfolio Project (Pretoria) Ms. Naletsana Masango – GEF Programme Associate, Southern/Eastern Africa (Pretoria) Ms. Musonsa Ngulube – GEF Programme Associate, Southern/Eastern Africa (Pretoria) Arab States (Beirut) Mr. Elie Kodsi – DDC Regional Manager for Arab States Ms. Mona Haidar – DDC Regional Adviser Ms. Erja Kaikkonen – DDC Programme Officer (JPO) Ms. Sarah Yehya – DDC Programme Associate Mr. Tim Clairs – GEF Regional Team Leader and Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity and International Waters Mr. Vesa Rutanen – GEF Regional Technical Adviser for Climate Change (Mashreq countries) (covered from Finland) Mr. Benoit Lebot – GEF Regional Technical Adviser for Climate Change (Maghreb countries) (covered from Paris) Under recruitment – GEF Regional Technical Adviser in LD/IW/Adaptation Ms. Lamia Mansour – GEF National Capacity Self Assessment Task Manager Mr. Stephane Simonet – GEF Programme Officer (JPO), IW/LD Ms. Nathalie Chaabie – GEF Programme Assistant Latin America and the Caribbean (Panama) Ms. Leida Mercado – Environmental Economics Policy Adviser Mr. Pascal Girot – Environmental Risk Management Policy Adviser Ms. Lita Paparoni – GEF Regional Team Leader & Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity, Land Degradation, OP-12 (covers the Tropical Andes) Ms. Helen Coles de Negret – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, Biodiversity, Land Degradation, OP12 (covers the Southern Cone, Cuba and Galapagos) Ms. Paula Caballero – GEF Regional Technical Adviser, International Waters (Latin America & Caribbean), Biodiversity, Land Degradation, OP-12 (Caribbean) 344
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UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMM
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the SUSTAINABLE DIFFERENCE ENERGY A
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FOREWORD Today, the scientific comm
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword 3 Acknow
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Bulgaria 224 Croa
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ACRONYMS FEM FFEM FINNIDA FSSD FYRO
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ACRONYMS SEC SFD SGP SHD SIDA SIDS
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change threaten decades of developm
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UNDP SERVICE LINE:EFFECTIVE WATER G
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UNDP’S ENERGY PRIORITIES & APPROA
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UNDP’s response to this situation
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UNDP SERVICE LINE:FRAMEWORKS AND ST
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UNDP CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES: Climate
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Community-Based Initiatives UNDP’
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AFRICA REGIONAL SPOTLIGHTS Protecti
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO AFRICA
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NIGER AFRICA BENIN MDG7 Progress To
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ANGOLA ZAMBIA AFRICA BOTSWANA MDG7
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AFRICA BURKINA FASO MDG7 BURKINA FA
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AFRICA BURUNDI MDG7 Progress Toward
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AFRICA CAMEROON MDG7 Progress Towar
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Santo Antão AFRICA CAPE VERDE MDG7
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AFRICA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MDG
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AFRICA CHAD MDG7 Progress Towards E
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AFRICA COMOROS MDG7 Progress Toward
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C.A.R. SUDAN AFRICA CONGO, DEMOCRAT
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CAMEROON CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC A
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AFRICA COTE D'IVOIRE MDG7 Progress
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SUDAN SAUDI ARABIA AFRICA ERITREA S
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ERITREA Red Sea YEMEN AFRICA ETHIOP
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AFRICA GABON MDG7 Progress Towards
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BURKINA FASO AFRICA GHANA MDG7 Prog
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AFRICA GUINEA MDG7 Progress Towards
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SENEGAL AFRICA GUINEA-BISSAU MDG7 P
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SUDAN ETHIOPIA AFRICA KENYA MDG7 Pr
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AFRICA LESOTHO Engaging Young Peopl
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AFRICA LIBERIA MDG7 Progress Toward
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AFRICA MADAGASCAR Sustaining Biodiv
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AFRICA MALAWI Progress Towards Envi
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AFRICA MALI Multifunctional Platfor
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AFRICA MAURITANIA Waste Management
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AFRICA MAURITIUS MDG7 Progress Towa
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AFRICA MOZAMBIQUE MDG7 Progress Tow
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ANGOLA ZAMBIA AFRICA NAMIBIA MDG7 P
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ALGERIA LIBYA AFRICA NIGER MDG7 Pro
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NIGER CHAD AFRICA NIGERIA SPOTLIGHT
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AFRICA RWANDA MDG7 Progress Towards
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AFRICA SAO TOME & PRINCIPE MDG7 Pro
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AFRICA SENEGAL MDG7 Some of the cha
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GUINEA AFRICA SIERRA LEONE A New Pl
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BOTSWANA ZIMBABWE AFRICA NAMIBIA Jo
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AFRICA SWAZILAND MDG7 Progress Towa
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UGANDA AFRICA TANZANIA MDG7 Progres
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BURKINA FASO AFRICA TOGO SPOTLIGHT
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SUDAN AFRICA UGANDA MDG7 Progress T
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AFRICA ZAMBIA MDG7 Progress Towards
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AFRICA ZIMBABWE Energy Efficiency I
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ARAB STATES Algeria Bahrain Djibout
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Energy for Sustainable Development
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“The Environment portfolio offers
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Bahrain has no abject poverty, alth
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One of the most important achieveme
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The Environment portfolio in Egypt'
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By targeting the most urgent and ma
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UNDP works towards achieving enviro
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“UNDP Kuwait is currently refocus
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UNDP supports sustainable developme
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A capacity assessment, conducted by
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Poverty-stricken populations in Mor
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Palestine is currently implementing
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UNDP Saudi Arabia is working on sev
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In the aftermath of the Tsunami whi
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It is not difficult to recognize th
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In the area of environment, UNDP Sy
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Environment is one of the three pil
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UNDP and other UN entities, includi
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UNDP has been actively engaged in s
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC REGIONAL SPOTL
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC AFGHANISTAN MD
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC BANGLADESH MDG
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CHINA ASIA AND THE PACIFIC BHUTAN M
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THAILAND LAOS ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC CHINA MDG7 Pro
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC FIJI AND THE P
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC INDIA QUICK FA
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC INDONESIA MDG7
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC IRAN (ISLAMIC
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Onsong R ASIA AND THE PACIFIC KOREA
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NORTH KOREA Sea of Japan ASIA AND T
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC LAOS, PEOPLE
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC MALAYSIA MDG7
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC MALDIVES SPOTL
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC MONGOLIA MDG7
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TURKMENISTAN TAJIKISTAN CHINA ASIA
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC PAPUA NEW GUIN
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC PHILIPPINES MD
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SAMOA Stakehol
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC SRI LANKA EcoS
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC THAILAND MDG7
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Banda Sea ASIA AND THE PACIFIC TIMO
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ASIA AND THE PACIFIC VIET NAM MDG7
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EUROPE & THE COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPE
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A Strategic Vision for the Prespa P
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Albania’s developing market econo
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UNDP Armenia’s Energy and Environ
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Azerbaijan’s Poverty Reduction St
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Belarus has limited stock of tradit
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The aim of UNDP BiH’s environment
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UNDP draws on global expertise to h
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UNDP Croatia supports the national,
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Through the many environmental acti
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Achieving global environmental mana
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Sustainable environment and natural
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UNDP is aiding the integration of s
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“In recent years, a considerable
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To date UNDP Kosovo has not develop
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Kyrgyzstan is located in an active
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Latvia has addressed the issue of i
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UNDP provides support to investigat
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The Government of Macedonia is comm
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Energy and Environment programs are
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UNDP supports Poland’s efforts to
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UNDP is working to strengthen the n
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The Russian economy is now entering
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Presently Serbia and Montenegro are
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Tajikistan is proving its commitmen
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In Turkey, UNDP has been a close pa
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Turkmenistan continues to be highly
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Ukraine has the unique status of be
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The key focus of UNDP’s activitie
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LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN REG
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LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN ARG
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