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Plano de acção para a redução da pobreza absoluta, 2001-2005 (Action Plan for the reduction of absolute poverty 2001-2005)

Authoring Organisation

Mozambique

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Resource Type

Development and Poverty Strategies

Country/Region

Mozambique

Date Published

Document Type

Policy document

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Este documento contém a visão estratégica para a redução da pobreza, os objectivos principais, e as acções chave que deverão ser prosseguidas, e que orientarão a preparação dos orçamentos, programas e políticas de médio prazo e anuais do Estado.

This document contains a strategic vision for poverty reduction, the main objectives and the key actions to be pursued, and to guide the preparation of the medium-term and annual budget, programmes and policies of the State.

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Plano de acção para a redução da pobreza absoluta, 2001-2005 (Action Plan for the reduction of absolute poverty 2001-2005)
Portuguese, 1009.4 kB pdf

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