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Social Protection and Humanitarian Assistance Nexus for Disaster Response

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  • Aisha Mansur
  • Jesse Doyle
  • Oleksiy Ivaschenko

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  • Aisha Mansur & Jesse Doyle & Oleksiy Ivaschenko, 2017. "Social Protection and Humanitarian Assistance Nexus for Disaster Response," World Bank Publications - Reports 26408, The World Bank Group.
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    1. Mansur,Aisha & Doyle,Jesse Jon Gerome & Ivaschenko,Oleksiy, 2017. "Social protection and humanitarian assistance nexus for disaster response : lessons learnt from Fiji's Tropical Cyclone Winston," Policy Research Working Paper Series 113710, The World Bank.
    2. Holzmann,Robert & Wels,Jacques & Dale,Pamela, 2016. "Assessing benefit portability for international migrant workers : a review of the Belgium-Morocco bilateral social security agreement," Policy Research Working Paper Series 106184, The World Bank.
    3. Schwarz,Anita M. & Abels,Miglena, 2016. "Issues for civil service pension reform in Sub-Saharan Africa," Policy Research Working Paper Series 110299, The World Bank.
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