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Table A15: Commitment of the government in the MENA regions for the MDGs 214 Table A16: Volume and priorities of German development cooperation with MENA countries 215 Table A17: Reference to the MDGs in the planning and strategy papers of German development cooperation 216 Table A18: Implementation of MDG8 by Germany and other OECD/DAC member countries 219
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90 Markus Loewe The MDG agenda does
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Figure 21: Trends in the commitment
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104 Markus Loewe - Are the goals re
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116 Markus Loewe Overview 5: The MD
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118 Markus Loewe durable of 2003 no
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Germnan Development Institute 122 O
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5.5 Implementation of MDG8 146 Mark
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