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| Cover photo: "Ethiopia: Mother, child, coffee. Coffee was boiled in a clay pot over coals and ceremonially poured into small china cups." Photo taken by Ian Newport, chief counsel for the Europe and Central Asia Region of the World Bank, during his one week in Afgol Kebele in Tigray, Ethiopia, in May 1998, as part of the Grassroots Immersion Program under the World Bank Executive Development Program. |
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Ethiopia : social sector report.
p. cm.(A World Bank country study)
ISBN 0-8213-4314-9
1. EthiopiaSocial conditions1974- 2. EthiopiaSocial policy.
3. EducationEthiopia. I. World Bank. II. Series.
HN789.A8E87 1998
306'.0963dc21 98-34326
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