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The Skills Road : Skills for Employability in Uzbekistan

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  • Mohamed Ihsan Ajwad
  • Ilhom Abdulloev
  • Robin Audy
  • Stefan Hut
  • Joost de Laat
  • Igor Kheyfets
  • Jennica Larrison
  • Zlatko Nikoloski
  • Federico Torracchi
  • Mohamed Ihsan Ajwad

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  • Mohamed Ihsan Ajwad & Ilhom Abdulloev & Robin Audy & Stefan Hut & Joost de Laat & Igor Kheyfets & Jennica Larrison & Zlatko Nikoloski & Federico Torracchi & Mohamed Ihsan Ajwad, 2014. "The Skills Road : Skills for Employability in Uzbekistan," World Bank Publications - Reports 20389, The World Bank Group.
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    1. Alicia Marguerie & Maddalena Honorati, 2021. "Youth Employment in Uzbekistan," World Bank Publications - Reports 36589, The World Bank Group.

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