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| Anthony G. Bigio is an urban specialist in the Environment and Natural Resources Division of the World Bank's Economic Development Institute. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Social funds and reaching the poor : experiences and future directions:
proceedings from an international workshop organized by the World
Bank [et al] / edited by Anthony Bigio.
p. cm. -- (EDI learning resources series)
Papers presented at the International Workshop on Social Funds,
May 2124, 1997, Washington, D.C.
Includes bibliographical references (p. )
ISBN 0-8213-4209-6
1. Economic development projects - Citizen participation
Congresses. 2. Community Development - Congresses. 3. World Bank.
I. Bigio, Anthony G. II. World Bank. III. International Workshop
on Social Funds (1997: Washington, D.C.) IV. Series
HD75.8.S66 1998
338.9'22-dc21 98-16017
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