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Depend or survive - sanitation and hygiene promotion in the Aral Sea disaster zone
Even communities with little tradition of taking responsibility for their own hygiene and health are willing to take part in projects if they feel they are being taken seriously, and see the possibilityof addressing real needs.
Even communities with little tradition of taking responsibility for their own hygiene and health are willing to take part in projects if they feel they are being taken seriously, and see the possibility
of addressing real needs.
of addressing real needs.
Risk Management of Project Finance and its Application in China
Liu, Ke
(2005)
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