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There is no copyright attached to this publication. It may be reproduced in whole or in part without prior permission from the United Nations Development Programme. However, the source must be acknowledged. May 2010 Cover Photo credits: Top left: Victoria Hazou Top center: Shutterstock Top right: Adel Yahya Bottom left: Manoocher Deghati Bottom right: Julius Mwelu Language and editing: Chantelle McCabe Design and layout: Green Communication Design inc. (www.greencom.ca) United Nations Development Programme Democratic Governance Group Bureau for Development Policy 304 East 45th Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10017 USA www.undp.org/governance

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Marginalised Minorities in Development Programming

Guide

Publication Year: 2010

Description: This guide highlights the positive impact that the integration of minority issues can have on development programming processes. While recognizing that diverse development situations involve different challenges and require specific solutions, the document provides practical guidance by drawing on various standards and principles and by providing examples and entry points. The Guide is primarily intended for UNDP country office practitioners and those with policy advisory responsibilities, but it may also serve as a reference document for other UN agencies, multilateral organizations, government counterparts and institutions, and civil society organizations.

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