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Afghanistan : tracking major resource flows 2002-2010 / author Lydia Poole.

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TextSeries: ; (Briefing paper)Publication details: Wells, Somerset, UK : Global Humanitarian Assistance, 2011.Edition: Edition Version 1Description: 22 p. : charts ; 30 cmSubject(s):

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Pamphlet HV 555 .A3 .P66/2011/ + /PDF/(766KB)

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http://dx.doi.org/10.2458/azu_acku_pamphlet_hv555_a3_p66_2011

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Books	Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University		Available	21664
Books	Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University		Available	21665

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Cover title.

“January 2011”.

“Workstreams : conflict & the military”—cover page.

Summary: “This report reflects on what we know of international contributions to Afghanistan, including aid, security and military-related spending from 2002 to the latest available data. It considers the contributions of domestic resources and other resource flows in Afghanistan, including foreign direct investment, remittances and illicit flows. It also identifies critical gaps in our knowledge with regard to tracking resource flows for poverty reduction, including and beyond aid”—(P. 1).