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The effects of the Decision for Life project in Southern Africa and Brazil

15-03-2010

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  • Migration
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  • Youth
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  • Democracies for people
  • A New Social Contract for Recovery and Resilience
  • Climate- and Employment-Proof Our Work with Just Transition
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  • Regulating Economic Power
  • Global Shifts - Just Transitions
  • Equality
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