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The Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods 48hr assessment tool is now available in #Bahasa #Indonesia: http://t.co/Ij4HZCDcys 20th MayJoint Needs Assessment Bangladesh: Lessons Learned and Way Forward
108.96 k PDF | Published in November 2011
Lessons learned from the multi-agency, multi-sector joint needs assessment of water-logging in South-west Bangladesh.
By the ECB Project in partnership with The Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS).
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Flooding & Prolonged Water-logging in South West Bangladesh Coordinated Assessment Report
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