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Ensuring Inclusiveness from the Gender Perspective in the UNDP Country Programme for India (2008-2012)

By: Institute of Social Studies TrustPublication details: New Delhi Institute of Social Studies Trust 2008Description: 137pSubject(s): Gender Inequalities Gender Perspective Men and Women WorkersDDC classification: 305.420954 INS-E

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ISST Publications	ISST LIBRARY	305.420954 INS-E (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Available		I0305

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