Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative - Statistical Update

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5 Guinea and Guinea-Bissau.6 The underlying assumptions and caveats on the updated costing are detailed in Annex I. 7 Since September, cost estimates were revised to reflect new estimates for Mali and the Democratic Republic of Congo and 2002 NPV terms.See "Heavily Indebted Poor Countries

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