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Reaping the Dividends of Development: UNDP in Post-Conflict Nations

Feb 27th, 2013 | By Louise McLarnan

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UNDP’s Eugenia Piza-Lopez and Jago Salmon discuss the organization’s strategy in nations struggling to rebuild after conflict

Posted in International Affairs, Policy in Practice | 3 comments
Tags: Community Development, Crisis Prevention and Disaster Preparedness Program, Democracy, Development, education, Elections, Eugenia Piza-Lopez, government, International Development, Jago Salmon, Liberia, MDGs, Millenium Development Goals, NGOs, Non-Governmental Organizations, Peace, Peacebuilding Commission, Post-Conflict Nations, Poverty, Primary Education, Prosperity, Reconstruction, reform, Social Contract, UN Security Council, UNDP, United Nations, United Nations Development Program

Balancing Humanitarian Aid and Sustainable Development

Jan 19th, 2012 | By Louise McLarnan

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Making the transition from short-term needs to long-term progress.

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Tags: Capacity Development, Development, Eugenia Piza-Lopez, humanitarian aid, Jago Salmon, Post-Conflict Nations, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Sustainable Development, United Nations, United Nations Development Programme

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