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| Ariel Fiszbein is a senior economist in the Human Resources and Poverty Division of the World Bank's Economic Development Institute. |
| At the time of writing, Pamela Lowden was a consultant to the Human Resources and Poverty Division of the World Bank's Economic Development Institute. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Fiszbein, Ariel.
Working together for a change : government, business, and civic
partnerships for poverty reduction in Latin America and the
Caribbean / Ariel Fiszbein, Pamela Lowden.
p. cm.(EDI learning resources series)
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).
ISBN 0-82134339-4
1. Economic assistanceLatin America. 2. PovertyLatin America.
3. Public-private sector cooperationLatin America. 4. Economic
assistanceCaribbean Area. 5. PovertyCaribbean Area. 6. Public
-private sector cooperationCaribbean Area. I. Lowden, Pamela.
II. Title. III. Series.
HC130.P63F57 1999
338.91'09729dc21 98-37289
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