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Analysis of the investment process in the environment and health in Dominica

By: Austrie, Raymond

Series: Studies Series IIPublisher: PAHO/WHO ; Washington D.C. ; February 1994Description: xv, 86 p; tbls., illSubject(s): HEALTH | ENVIRONMENT | PAHO | WHO | ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH | ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE | PUBLIC INVESTMENTSummary: Seeks to characterize the main variables and the manner in which their interrelationship affects the resource allocation process for investment in Dominica. Provides justification for change and offers some prescription by way of resolution.

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Seeks to characterize the main variables and the manner in which their interrelationship affects the resource allocation process for investment in Dominica. Provides justification for change and offers some prescription by way of resolution.

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