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First planning meeting of the Project on Goals, Processes, and Indicators of Development : a report, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, April 1977

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BookSeries: Human and Social Development Programme document.Publisher: Tokyo 1981; United Nations University Description: 28 p. 24 cm.ISBN: 9280800167.Subject(s): PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION | SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

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UNU B22966

Human and Social Development Programme of the UNU.
Original series title: Human and Social Development Programme document ; 13.

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