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Assessing the role of social protection to address the crisis in the Gaza Strip and West Bank

Briefing note on the Occupied Palestinian Territory








FAO. 2024. Assessing the role of social protection to address the crisis in the Gaza Strip and West Bank – Briefing note on the Occupied Palestinian TerritoryRome.


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