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Updated on March 13th, 2017:
(R) Mali Reinsertion of Ex -combatants Project
The project development objective is to support the socio-economic reinsertion of demobi lized ex-combatants within local communities. Negotiations authorized on 19 January 2017. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P157233. US$ 15.0 (IDA Grant). Consultants will be required. Ministry of Economy and Finance, Republic of Mali, Contact : Sory Ibrahim Diarra, Public Debt Department; National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reinsertion Commission (CNDDR), Contact: Eloi Togo, Colonel, Head of DDR Working Group.
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Updated on June 2nd, 2016:
The project development objective is to support the socio-economic reinsertion of demobilized ex-combatants. Appraisal completed on 9 May 2016. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P157233. US$ 15.0 (IDA Grant). Consultants will be required. MINISTRY OF FINANCE Tel: 223-20-22-58-58, E-mail: [email protected], Contact: Sory Ibrahim Diarra, Public Debt Department; Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs / DDR Working Group Tel: 223-20-22-58-58, E-mail: [email protected], Contact: Eloi Togo, Colonel, Head of DDR Working Group.
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Updated on May 3rd, 2016:
The proposed project development objective is to support the socio economic reinsertion of demobilized ex-combatants. Concept completed on 11 January 2016. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P157233. US$ 15.0 (IDA Grant). Consultants will be required. MINISTRY OF FINANCE Tel: 223-20-22-58-58, E-mail: [email protected], Contact: Sory Ibrahim Diarra, Public Debt Department; Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs / DDR Working Group Tel: 223-20-22-58-58, E-mail: [email protected], Contact: Eloi Togo, Colonel, Head of DDR Working Group.
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The proposed project development objective is to support the socio-economic reinsertion of demobilized ex-combatants. Concept completed on 11 January 2016. Environmental Assessment Category C. Project: P157233. US$ 15.0 (IDA Grant). Consultants will be required. Implementing agency(ies) to be determined.

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