Rural Institutions and Participation Service; Case Study

Ayman Omer Ali  & Stephan Baas

Rural Institutions and Participation Service; Case Study

Lessons learned and Good Practice: Community-Based Organizations in Yemen

Year of publication 2004

Author Ayman Omer Ali & Stephan Baas

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Edition 1

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Language English

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