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This article reviews the book 'What Works for the Poorest? Poverty Reduction Programmes for the World’s Extreme Poor', Edited by David Lawson, David Hulme, Imran Matin and Karen Moore. The book provides some important insights into programming experiments that demonstrate that programmes reaching the extreme poor can be implemented, are affordable and cost-effective, and have results.Huda, K. and Simanowitz, A. (2009) ‘A graduation pathway fro Haiti's poorest: Lessons learnt from Fonkoze’, EDM, 20(2).
Huda, K. and Simanowitz, A. (2009) ‘A graduation pathway fro Haiti's poorest: Lessons learnt from Fonkoze’, EDM, 20(2).
Huda, K. and Simanowitz, A. (2009) ‘A graduation pathway fro Haiti's poorest: Lessons learnt from Fonkoze’, EDM, 20(2).
Huda, K. and Simanowitz, A. (2009) ‘A graduation pathway fro Haiti's poorest: Lessons learnt from Fonkoze’, EDM, 20(2).
Huda, K. and Simanowitz, A. (2009) ‘A graduation pathway fro Haiti's poorest: Lessons learnt from Fonkoze’, EDM, 20(2).
Huda, K. and Simanowitz, A. (2009) ‘A graduation pathway fro Haiti's poorest: Lessons learnt from Fonkoze’, EDM, 20(2).
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