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Integrating social protection and child protection services for better outcomes for children in the Middle East and North Africa

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  • Karen Codazzi Pereira, Fernando Araújo

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  • Karen Codazzi Pereira, Fernando Araújo, 2022. "Integrating social protection and child protection services for better outcomes for children in the Middle East and North Africa," Research Report 84, International Policy Centre.
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