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Adaptation to climate change and managing disaster risk in the Caribbean and South-East Asia

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(CDERA) Comprehensive Disaster Management: Strategy and Programme Framework 2001-2012

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Matrix Of Disaster Management Activities for CDERA Participating States 2001-2005

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Mexico—PROGRESA: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

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Methods for Rural Development

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Governance and Food Security in an Age of Globalization

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IFPRI Perspectives - From Relief to Recovery: Rebuilding Afghanistan

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Afghanistan: Sandali stoves, a blessing and a curse

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Afghanistan: ICRC activities in March 2009

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