to pressure from donors, who insisted that in a globalized economy any shortage of food grains could be made up for on the international market, Bangladesh ended its policy of building up large stockpiles. “This year t - Economy of Cameroon - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	to pressure from donors, who insisted that in a globalized economy any shortage of food grains could be made up for on the international market, Bangladesh ended its policy of building up large stockpiles. “This year t Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-11-06 08:27:58 Open Document File Size: 52,37 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Paraguay / Indonesia / Yemen / Bangladesh / Ghana / Italy / Canada / Cameroon / Czech Republic / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Club UA-Cameroun / / IndustryTerm food products / petroleum products / basic food industries / food grains / food crisis / food / / MarketIndex Gender Equity / / Organization IDF / United Nations / Federation of Civil Society Organizations of Cameroon / National Follow-Up Committee / National Steering Committee / / Person John Kuffour / Václav Havel / / Position President / / SocialTag Egalitarianism Human rights Law Disability Cameroon Universal health care Poverty reduction Tax Ethics Abuse

to pressure from donors, who insisted that in a globalized economy any shortage of food grains could be made up for on the international market, Bangladesh ended its policy of building up large stockpiles. “This year tAdd to Reading List