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Sustainable agriculture and environmental rehabilitation programme (SAERP): statistical master-book on sectoral conditions and activities in the Amhara region state Volume II

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1996-07
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This paper contains 327 statistical tables on the socioeconomic situations of the Amhara Regional State. These tables provide valuable information on the climate and population as well as on the specific characteristics of every development sector in the Amhara Regional Government. The principal credit for preparing this document goes to Ato Wondemagegn Getachew of the Planning and Economic Bureau of the Amhara Regional state who served as a special resource person for UNECA's SAERP/WARDIS Programme. Ato Mulugetta Bezzabih and Ato Desta Asgedom of the SAERP/WARDIS Secretariate of UNECA have made several attempts to check the accuracy and consistency of the document. This document, it is hoped, will contribute to enhancing the planning capabilities of the Amhara Regional Government.
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“United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1996-07). Sustainable agriculture and environmental rehabilitation programme (SAERP): statistical master-book on sectoral conditions and activities in the Amhara region state Volume II. Addis Ababa:. © UN.ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/4851”
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v. II
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https://hdl.handle.net/10855/4851
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