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Why the Panama Papers Are a Feminist Issue
by Chiara Capraro and Francesca Rhodes.
Publisher: Open Democracy U. K. 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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The World Bank Group’s Response To Illicit Financial Flows: A Stocktaking
by The World Bank Group.
Publisher: World Bank Group Washington, DC 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Illicit Financial Flows Represent Missed Opportunities For West Africa’s Development and Economic Needs
by OSIWA and Dalberg.
Publisher: OSIWA and Dalberg Senegal 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Illicit Flows in the Poorest of Places
by Cardamone, T.
Publisher: Global Financial Integrity Washington, DC 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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ActionAid Ghana Annual Report: Ending Poverty Together
by ActionAid.
Publisher: ActionAid Ghana 2011Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Walking The Talk on Illicit Financial Flows: the G20’s Responsibility in Combating Illicit Capital Flight
by Economic Justice Network.
Edition: A policy brief for South Africa Publisher: Economic Justice Network South Africa 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Out of Africa: British Offshore Secrecy and Congo’s Missing $1.5 Billion
by Global Witness.
Publisher: Global Witness London 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Reclaim UNCTAD to Uphold Africa’s Structural Economic Transformation: An African Civil Society Call to Governments at UNCTAD 14
by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD 14).
Publisher: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD 14) Switzerland 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Final Report of the Expert Group to the High-Level Commission on Health Employment and Economic Growth
by Richard Horton… [et al].
Publisher: World Health Organization Switzerland 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Tackling Corruption Overseas
by House of Commons.
Publisher: House of Commons United Kingdom 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Tax Havens: Releasing the Hidden Billions for Poverty Eradication
by Oxfam International.
Publisher: 26p. Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Technical Cooperation as an Aid Modality: Demand-Led or Donor-Driven?
by Tomlinson, B.
Edition: Abridged Edition Publisher: IBON International Philippines 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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ECOWAS Countries Lose $345bn Yearly to Illicit Financial,Flows,Nigeria Leads
by Eke, E.
Publisher: Ripples Nigeria Nigeria 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Poverty, Gender and Human Trafficking in Sub-Saharan Africa: Rethinking Best Practices in Migration Management
by Truong, T. D.
Publisher: UNESCO Paris 2006Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Fighting ''Dirty Money'' and Illicit Financial Flows to Reduce Poverty
by The World Bank Group.
Publisher: The World Bank Group USA 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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The War Against Corruption as a Poverty Reduction Agenda in Africa
by Lumumba, P.
Publisher: Kenya Institute Of Management Kenya 2011Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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