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The program, called the United Nations Development Assistance Framework in the Philippines (UNDAF), will run from 2005 to 2009.


"UNDAF is the United Nations’ covenant with the government and the people of the Philippines," UN resident coordinator Deborah Landey said in the program profile.


She noted that the UNDAF stemmed from the Common Country Assessment, which analyzed the development problems of the Philippines.
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"UNDAF is the United Nations’ covenant with the government and the people of the Philippines," UN resident coordinator Deborah Landey said in the program profile.


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UN sets $107-M plan for RP

By Sheila Crisostomo | August 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Saying the incidence of poverty in the Philippines remains higher than in any other country in Southeast Asia, the United Nations has launched a five-point development program for the country worth $107.7 million. The...

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