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Strengthening Human Rights in the German-Kenyan Development Cooperation in the Health Sector

Report of the Advisory Mission

Kenya was chosen by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2004 as one of two countries to pilot a human rights-based approach in German development cooperation.

This report contains the results of the advisory mission in GTZ's Private Sector Development in Agriculture Program. Recommendations are made on implementing the right to food and eliminating discrimination against women and youth.

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Author: Monika Lüke
Topic(s): Children's rights, Development policy, Economic, social and cultural rights, Women’s human rights
Publisher: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), German Institute for Human Rights

Filesize: (PDF, 362 KB)
Number of pages: 41
Publishing date: 05/2006

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