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Poverty process acronyms

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PRSP...Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper
IPRSP...Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper
PRGF...Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility
PRSC...Poverty Reduction Support Credit
SAL...Structural Adjustment Loan
SAPRI...Structural Adjustment Participatory Review Initiative
CDF...Comprehensive Development Framework
CAS...Country Assistance Strategy
NSSD...National Strategy for Sustainable Development
ESAF...Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility
SPA...Strategic Partnership for Africa

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