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Punjab Resource Management Program (Subprogram 2) [Loan 2216-PAK]

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Project Name

Punjab Resource Management Program (Subprogram 2) [Loan 2216-PAK]

Project Number
37202-013
Report Date
31 Oct 2010
Report Link
https://www.adb.org/documents/pakistan-punjab-resource-management-program-subpr…
Report Source
Validation of self-evaluation
Country
Pakistan
Sector
Public sector management
Report Rating
Less than successful

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