Summary paper on dfid’s work with the overseas territories
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Policy paper SUMMARY PAPER ON DFID’S WORK WITH THE OVERSEAS TERRITORIES Each of the 14 Overseas Territories is unique, but there are shared challenges. Get emails about this page This was
published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government DOCUMENTS SUMMARY PAPER ON DFID’S WORK WITH THE OVERSEAS TERRITORIES PDF, 208 KB, 13 pages This file
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Overseas Territories is unique, but there are shared challenges. Most Territories are remote; many have a narrow, undiversified economic base and rely heavily on public sector services and
employment; some suffer from declining populations UPDATES TO THIS PAGE Published 22 May 2012 SIGN UP FOR EMAILS OR PRINT THIS PAGE Get emails about this page Print this page