Promises, promises : a briefing paper for the Kabul conference on Afghanistan / photo credit Elissa Bogos.
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TextLanguage: Series: ; (Oxfame Briefing paper)Publication details: [Kabul] : Oxfam, 2010.Description: 13 p. ; 30 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - Pamphlet HQ 1735.6 .B64 2010/ + /PDF/(462KB)
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Cover title.
“19 July 2010”.
“The Kabul conference marks the ninth international conference on Afghanistan in nearly as many years. While much has improved in the lives of Afghans since the fall of the Taliban, progress has fallen far short of what has been promised. All eyes will be on Afghanistan on July 20, but it is what happens after the conference ends that matters most. Despite the formidable obstacles, the solution is not to take shortcuts or pursue quick fixes. It is to take fundamental steps to directly address the root causes of conflict, improve the effectiveness of aid and ensure that the needs of afghans are at the heart of donor efforts in Afghanistan”—cover page.