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UDA-Walawe project ceylon: a comparative study of two regional planning alternatives.

By: Weitz, R.

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BookPublisher: Rehovot : OECD, 1971Subject(s): Development projects | Economic development -- Rural development//Israel//UDA-Walawe//development policy//development planning//project appraisal/. -- Economic development -- Rural development//Israel//UDA-Walawe//development policy//development planning//project appraisalSummary: Establishes a dialogue on a number of issues related to the strategy and administration of economic and social development of Ceylonese government.

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UDA-Walawe project ceylon: a comparative study of two regional planning alternatives.

By: Weitz, R.