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Analysis: Why the aid drawdown in Afghanistan could be a good thing

Analysis: Why the aid drawdown in Afghanistan could be a good thing

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PASHTUN KOT 26 March 2012 (IRIN) - One hillside in Pashtun Kot District in the northern Afghan province of Faryab stands out. Dotted with graves, it is the final resting place for the victims of underdevelopment: Villagers travel from far-off mountains by donkey to bury their dead here - people whose demise was hastened by chronic hunger, undernutrition and lack of access to health care.

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