Partnership for Progress
Subtitle: The United Nations Development Programme in Mongolia.
By: The brochure that explained and launched the Partnership for Progress between the Government of Mongolia and the United Nations
Contributors: United Nations Development Programme (Mongolia)
Edition: 1
Publisher: United Nations Development Programme
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia
Language: eng
Subjects: United Nations Development Programme (Mongolia); Mongolia -- Social conditions -- 20th century; Mongolia -- Economic conditions -- 20th century
Other titles: United Nations Development Programme in Mongolia
First sentence: "For years we were under the domination of foreign countries. So really, Mongolia is a new nation." With these words, Prime Minister M. Enkhsaikhan described the enormity of the task ahead for Mongolians. While Mongolia has been an independent nation for most of this century, this has not been the case with its economy. Just as a new democratic nation was born in the 1990s, so Mongolia's economy lost the large subsidies and trading arrangements it had in the past with the Soviet Union. The time to learn about free markets and the global economy had arrived.
Description: The brochure that explained and launched the Partnership for Progress between the Government of Mongolia and the United Nations. Read the full document online and download from here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/19748676/Partnership-for-Progress-Brochure
Notes: Title from cover.
Table of contents: pagenum: 1
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title: Meeting the challenges of transition; pagenum: 1
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title: UNDP in Mongolia; pagenum: 2
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title: A peaceful transition; pagenum: 2
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title: The bubble bursts; pagenum: 2
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title: A sense of freedom; pagenum: 3
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title: Transition shock; pagenum: 3
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title: Poverty strikes; pagenum: 3
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title: Poverty alleviation; pagenum: 4
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title: Emphasis on women; pagenum: 4
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title: Freedom of information; pagenum: 7
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title: Decentralization, governance and economic transition; pagenum: 7
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title: A respect for nature; pagenum: 8
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title: Keep Mongolia green