Research for Development Outputs

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Research outputs published before 2 September 2020 were published by the Department for International Development (DFID)

The role of regulatory impact assessment in democratisation: selected cases from the transition states of Central and Eastern Europe.
- Country: Poland and 4 others
- Document Type: Working Paper
- Theme: Economic Growth
- Authors: Jacobs, C.
- First published: 1 January 2005
Entry and growth strategies for emerging economies.
- Country: Vietnam and 2 others
- Document Type: Discussion Paper
- Theme: Economic Growth
- Authors: Meyer, K.E. and 1 others
- First published: 1 January 2004
Avoidable mortality in Lithuania: 1991-1999 compared with 1970-1990.
- Country: Lithuania
- Document Type: Journal Article
- Theme: Health
- Authors: McKee, M. and 4 others
- First published: 1 January 2004
Learning lessons from the experience of the Task Force on Communicable Disease Control in the Baltic Sea Region. Programme evaluation
- Country: Lithuania and 2 others
- Document Type: Evaluation Report
- Theme: Health
- Authors: McKee, M. and 1 others
- First published: 1 January 2004
Progress in health care, progress in health? Patterns of amenable mortality in central and eastern Europe before and after political transition.
- Country: Germany and 3 others
- Document Type: Journal Article
- Theme: Health
- Authors: McKee, M. and 2 others
- First published: 1 January 2004
Avoiding gypsum geohazards: guidance for planning and construction. (WC/98/005).
- Country: China and 1 others
- Document Type: Technical Report
- Theme: Infrastructure
- Authors: Calow, R.C. and 1 others
- First published: 1 January 1998
Gypsum geohazards: their impact on development: project summary report. (WC/97/017).
- Country: China and 1 others
- Document Type: Technical Report
- Theme: Infrastructure
- Authors: Calow, R.C. and 1 others
- First published: 1 January 1997

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