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Decentralization, empowerment and poverty alleviation in urban India: roles and reponses of government, NGOs and slum communities

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de Wit, J. W

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TextLanguage: English Series: Institute of social studies working paper series | Institute of social studies working paper series, no.267Publication details: Hague Institute of Social Studies 1997Description: 38 p. ; pbk. ; 30 cmDDC classification:

339.46 INS

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