2019 Housing Finance Yearbook: Republic of the Congo

24th November 2019 Dr. Frank NM Banze n/a CAHF

The 2019 country profile for Republic of the Congo (as contained in the 2019 Housing Finance in Africa Yearbook) is also available as a separate pdf document.

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