Place-Based Policies in Indonesia
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Public Sector Development-Public Sector Administrative and Civil Service Reform Macroeconomics and Economic Growth-Spatial and Local Economic Development Poverty Reduction-Access of Poor to Social Services Poverty Reduction-Conditional Cash Transfers Poverty Reduction-Services & Transfers to Poor Urban Development-Regional Urban Development Urban Development-Urban Economic Development;Statistics
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