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development programmes. Before the
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also the way in which Afghans perce
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tailored to the real needs of the p
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Gizab had increased and there was a
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The DCU programme devoted and still
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purpose of these loans, cooperative
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In view of the lack of enthusiasm a
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expenditure related to the deployme
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Multi-year expenditure, Foreign Aff
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explosive ordnance disposal, armour
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this situation as constraining, for
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organised at a later stage. In addi
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occupational social workers and the
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Mercedes Benz terrain vehicle, the
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6 ConclusionsThis chapter begins wi
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The first part of the central quest
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At the end of 2005, the Afghan auth
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province. This, too, was done by me
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area, increased sales of agricultur
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ISAF and the OEF led to extra coord
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d. The recommendations from advisor
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Annex A, Afghanistan Compact Benchm
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end-2010, reforms will strengthen t
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Afghan Cultural HeritageA comprehen
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Private Sector Development and Trad
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Annex B, Results of the socio-econo
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EducationTLO data:• In 2006 there
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Overview of the number of children
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Annex C, Chronology200522 December:
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July: microcredit provider World Co
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