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Agricultural strategy workshop proceedings

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SACB, Somalia Aid Co-ordination Body

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Case study on Impact of Charcoal on Socio Economy and Environment

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Ministry of Pastoral development and Environment (Somalia Democratic Republic))

Livestock services and the poor, A global initiative; collecting ,coordinating and shairing experiences

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International Fund for Agricultural Development, World Bank, Danish International Development Assistance

UNICEF Somalia: Country program action plan, 2004-2008

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UNICEF Somalia

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United Nations International Childrens Education Fund

Workshop to review and develop the strategic framework for coordinated approaches to the promotion of water, environmental sanitation and infrastructure development in Somalia - phase two

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Ombai M, Tacitas, the Participatory Development Consultants

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Somalia Aid Co-ordination Body

Water and land management in the riverine region of Southern Somalia

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Gomes N., French Institute for Research in Africa

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French Institute for Research in Africa

Africa Media and ICT4D: Documentary Evidence, A baseline study on the state of media reporting on ICT and information society issues in Africa

This book is a literal milestone on Africaandrsquos information society trajectory. It measures the long distance between performance and potential of the continentandrsquos media in regard to bridging the digital divide. The striking findings and the cogent recommendations will be of value to donors, governments, ICT activists and journalists themselves. The study shows how Africaandrsquos information elite are afflicted by information-poverty when it comes to understanding and executing their role in communicating about ICTs. By documenting this, and suggesting solutions, ECA has made an important contribution to unleashing a strategic resource for the information age - i.e. Africaandrsquos mass communicators.

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