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National Human Development Report 2016: Trade and Human Development in Kyrgyzstan (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Lesotho National Human Development Report 2015: Leveraging the Power of Youth to Promote Human Development (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Human Development Report Serbia 2016 Social Capital: The Invisible Face of Resilience (Special or Analytical Report, English)
National Human Development Report 2016 - An assessment of the status of human security and human development in Nigeria (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Qatar's Fourth National Human Development Report; Realising Qatar National Vision 2030 - The Right to Development (Periodical Report, English)
Syria; Alienation and Violence; Impact of Syria Crisis Report 2014 (Special or Analytical Report, English)
National Human Development Report 2015 - Regional Competitiveness in the Republic of Belarus (Special or Analytical Report, English)
National Human Developments Report 2014 Ethiopia - Accelerating Inclusive Growth for Sustainable Human Development in Ethiopia (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Uganda Human Development Report 2015 - Unlocking the Development Potential of Northern Uganda (Special or Analytical Report, English)
Tanzania Human Development Report 2014 - Economic Transformation for Human Development (Special or Analytical Report, English)
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