The World Bank and the Arab Urban Development Institute : A Decade Long Partnership on Urban and Youth Issues
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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Founded in 1980, with permanent
headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the Arab Urban
Development Institute (AUDI) is a regional,
non-governmental, non-profit urban research, technical and
consulting organization. AUDI is also the technical and
scientific arm of the Arab Towns Organization (ATO), the
regional United Nation (UN) habitat affiliate with an active
membership of more than 400 Arab cities and towns
representing 22 Arab states.
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AFFILIATE, CDS, CHILD PROTECTION, CITIES, CITY AUTHORITIES, CITY DEVELOPMENT, CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES, CPI, DECENTRALIZATION, DRUGS, INITIATIVE, ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, MAYORS, MUNICIPALITIES, PRIVATIZATION, SECONDARY CITIES, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, STAKEHOLDERS, URBAN DEVELOPMENT, URBAN POVERTY, URBAN SLUMS, VIOLENCE, WORK PLANS, YOUTH