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QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE FOR POVERTY ANALYSIS PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP HELD ON 11 MARCH 2004,NAIROBI,KENYA by Kenya Institute for Public Policy and Research Analysis

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TextPublication details: Kenya Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis 2005 Description: viii,164pISBN: 996694981 XSubject(s): Methods for Poverty Analysis

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Books	CUE LIBRARY HC ECONOMIC HISTORY AND CONDITIONS	HC865.Z9P67 2005 C1 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		2020-0093

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