Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 10: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in MongoliaFirst launched in 1997, Blue Sky Bulletin was the monthly newsletter for the United Nations mission in Mongolia. In this issue: the youth of One World, the Mongolian rock and pop book, and the internet revolution on the steppe. |
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UN Population Fund gets new boss Internal Newsletter ofUNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia * Issue ... In 1979, she worked in Burkina Faso as a Chief Technical Adviser on a UNFPA population and development project.
UN Population Fund gets new boss Internal Newsletter ofUNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia * Issue ... In 1979, she worked in Burkina Faso as a Chief Technical Adviser on a UNFPA population and development project.
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Unique to Mongolia, the six One World Youth Conferences (this one was on population and development) rally youth from across the country. It was the third in the series and challenged youth to examine the international conferences ...
Unique to Mongolia, the six One World Youth Conferences (this one was on population and development) rally youth from across the country. It was the third in the series and challenged youth to examine the international conferences ...
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Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia * Issue #10 * February-March 1999 One World: Population and Development In January hundreds of Mongolian youth gathered to debate the major issues of population and ...
Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia * Issue #10 * February-March 1999 One World: Population and Development In January hundreds of Mongolian youth gathered to debate the major issues of population and ...
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By A. Delgermaa, BSkyB Reporter Does the development of a country depend on the size of its population? This question is being hotly debated by Mongolian Parliamentarians, with the population now exceeding 2.4 million.
By A. Delgermaa, BSkyB Reporter Does the development of a country depend on the size of its population? This question is being hotly debated by Mongolian Parliamentarians, with the population now exceeding 2.4 million.
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Donor countries and international population assistance Population Action International, Washington D.C., 1998 4. ... The Blue Sky Bulletin is a publication of the United Nations Development Programme in Mongolia.
Donor countries and international population assistance Population Action International, Washington D.C., 1998 4. ... The Blue Sky Bulletin is a publication of the United Nations Development Programme in Mongolia.
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| Title | Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 10: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia |
| Editor | David South, Editor |
| Publisher | DSConsulting |
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