Mauritania

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Country

Mauritania

1979

Year

C1

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US$ 0.18 million

Core Contribution

US$ 0 million

Complementary Contribution

US$ 0.09 million

Supplementary Contribution

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Country Experts

Experts

Marcelin Norvilus

Country Director

m.norvilus@ifad.org

Bakary Coulibaly

Communication Analyst, West and Central Africa Division

ba.coulibaly@ifad.org

Matteo Marchisio

Head of Hub and Country Director, West and Central Africa

m.marchisio@ifad.org

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