NKNW-S005
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programme document / Government of Zambia / IMF / World Bank
Zambia Policy Framework Paper 1999–2001
- Archive status
- Archived and verified
Research scope / 1870–2026
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NKNW-S005
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programme document / Government of Zambia / IMF / World Bank
NKNW-S006
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institutional evaluation / World Bank Operations Evaluation Department
NKNW-S011
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treaty and diplomatic primary record / US Department of State FRUS
NKNW-S013
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institutional historical analysis / Federal Reserve History
NKNW-S016
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institutional history / Bank for International Settlements
NKNW-S018
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institutional historical analysis / Federal Reserve History
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official programme accounting / US Government Accountability Office
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regulatory finding / US Federal Trade Commission
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official sanctions action / US Department of the Treasury
NKNW-S034
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independent household-survey analysis / UNU-WIDER
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letter of intent and programme memorandum / Government of Zambia / International Monetary Fund
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statute / United States Congress
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official final programme accounting / Congressional Budget Office
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bipartisan congressional oversight report / Congressional Oversight Panel via GovInfo
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institutional retrospective / World Bank
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multilateral trade-policy review / World Trade Organization
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