'Kosovo Emergency, General, Novib': correspondence and papers of the Emergencies Department, later the Humanitarian Department, relating to programme work supported by Novib, [an Oxfam International affiliate], mainly concerning the Kosovo Education Rehabilitation Programme, as part of Oxfam International's humanitarian response in Eastern Europe following N.A.T.O. attacks on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
MS. Oxfam PRG/5/3/4/16
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
'Kosovo Emergency, General, Novib': correspondence and papers of the Emergencies Department, later the Humanitarian Department, relating to programme work supported by Novib, [an Oxfam International affiliate], mainly concerning the Kosovo Education Rehabilitation Programme, as part of Oxfam International's humanitarian response in Eastern Europe following N.A.T.O. attacks on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam PRG/5/3/4/16
Date
Jun 1999-Feb 2001
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (1 folder)
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Collection contents
Records of Oxfam programme policy, management and administration
Reports and papers relating to Oxfam's humanitarian response programme
Correspondence and papers of the Humanitarian Department and its predecessors
Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States
'Kosovo Emergency, General, Novib': correspondence and papers of the Emergencies Department, later the Humanitarian Department, relating to programme work supported by Novib, [an Oxfam International affiliate], mainly concerning the Kosovo Education Rehabilitation Programme, as part of Oxfam International's humanitarian response in Eastern Europe following N.A.T.O. attacks on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
