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94• Mowjee, T. (2009): NGOs and Humanitarian Reform Mapping Study DemocraticRepublic of Congo. Report• Nzongola-Ntalaja, G. (2002): The Congo from Leopold to Kabila: A people’s history,New York, NY• OCHA (2005): Action Plan 2006. Democratic Republic of Congo• OCHA (2006): Action Plan 2007. Democratic Republic of Congo• OCHA (2007a): Plan d’Action 2008. RépubliqueDémocratique du Congo• OCHA (2007b): CRD Desk Officer’s Tool Kit• OCHA (2008): Plan d’ActionHumanitaire 2009. RépubliqueDémocratique du Congo;• OCHA (2009a): Plan d’ActionHumanitaire 2010. RépubliqueDémocratique du Congo• OCHA (2009b): <strong>Policy</strong> Instruction: Structural relationships within an IntegratedUN Presence• OCHA (2010a): Terms de référence: Equipehumanitaire du pays (EHP)• OCHA (2010b): RépubliqueDémocratique du Congo: Mouvements depopulations de Janvier 2009 à Janvier 2010• Oxfam (2009): Making Pooled Funding Work for People in Crises• Prunier, G. (2008): The eastern DR Congo: dynamics of conflict. http://www.opendemocracy.net/article/war-in-the-dr-congo-group-nation-power-state,accessed 19/03/2010• Steets, J. / Grünwald, F. et. al. (2009): Inception Report• Steinberg, D. (2009): UN must stop backing Congo’s disastrous operation againstmarauding rebel militias, The East African, 30/11/2009• The Human Security Project (2009): Human Security Report 2009. The ShrinkingCosts of War (pre-publication text)• Tennant, V. (2009): UNHCR’sEngagement with Integrated UN Missions. Report ofa Lessons Learned Workshop• United Nations (2006): Note from the Secretary General. Guidance on IntegratedMissions• United Nations (2009): Letter dated 23 November 2009 from the Chairman of theSecurity Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1533 (2004) concerningthe Democratic Republic of the Congo, addressed to the President of the SecurityCouncil, S/2009/603• UN DPKO/DFS (2008): United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, Principles andGuidelines• UNHCR (2008): DRC Protection <strong>Cluster</strong> Standard Terms of Reference (revisedversion 16/08/08);• UNHCR, MONUC (2009): UN System-Wide Strategy on the Protection ofCivilians, Final Draft• UNICEF (2009a): Engagements minimums WASH et genre• UNICEF (2009b): Engagements minimums NFI et genre• UNICEF (2009c): Engagements minimums Education et genre• UNICEF (2010): UNICEF etsespartenairesdéveloppent un nouveau mécanismede réponse aux urgences à l’Est de la RDC, le RRMP. Communiqué de Presse
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8Résumé éxécutifDepuis des déc
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181 Introduction1 L’étude pays d
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20• La taille du pays, la complex
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222 Contexte du pays et défis de c
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26Il a reçu des financements de pl
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324 Résultats26 Après une courte
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38dans les provinces ont en génér
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40rapport, OCHA remplit les tâches
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4264 Au niveau des sujets transvers
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Page 54 and 55: 545 Conclusions101 En RDC l’appro
Page 56 and 57: 56• Une coopération rapprochée
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Page 90 and 91: 90Annex 3List of persons interviewe
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