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News and Reports
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Policy Analysis and Practitioner Documents
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Killick, Nick, VS Srikantha and Canan Gündüz. The Role of Local Business in Peacebuilding. Berlin: Berghof Research Center for Constructive Conflict Management, February 2005.
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UN Official Documents
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Department for International Development (DFID). Glossary and Acronyms.Global Policy Forum
Global Witness
Initiative for Peacebuilding
International Crisis Group
International Institute for Sustainable Development.
International Monetary Fund
Publish What You Pay
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