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Data and analysisThe ties that bind: common belonging and equal citizenship Left unchecked and unchallenged, anti-Roma prejudice threatens to undo all the work on Roma inclusion. Towards better monitoring and evaluation Good targeting, identification of the most pressing issues and continuous learning and innovation are key for the advancement of Roma inclusion. Kyrgyzstan: Despite declining industrial production and shrinking GDP, real wages continue to grow After a fall of 12.5 percent in January 2012, Kyrgyzstan’s GDP continued to fall in February and the overall decline during the first two months of 2012 was 10.5 percent. A new way forward for Roma inclusion Roma inclusion efforts should integrate socio-economic development concerns with a fundamental rights framework. Defining the Roma: implications for policy Defining who the Roma are and what is meant by inclusion are important steps with both practical and policy significance. |
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