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Predicting Calendars (and saving money if you want to)
Srinivasan, S
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How calendars are repeated in some years can be understood by doing simple calculations.
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Punishing the Poor? A Look at Evidence and Action Regarding User Fees in Health Care
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This policy brief aims to summarise evidence and discuss various concerns about charging user fees from a low-income perspective.
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Aam Admi Budget Bypasses India’s Children
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2009
Money for Education, Health, Child Protection not enough for 400 million children’s basic rights
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