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Countries / Results
 United Arab Emirates

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Full Report
2005 United Arab Emirates Country Report
NOTE: Reports are compiled within the participating country and are not edited by CDC.
Fact Sheets
United Arab Emirates
 		  
Abu Dhabi Emir (Government) Dubai Emir (Government)
Abu Dhabi Emir (Private)
 		 Dubai Emir (Private)
 
Northern Emir (Government) Sharjah Emir (Government)
Northern Emir (Private) Sharjah Emir (Private)
Data & Documentation
See United Arab Emirates—Data & Documentation for links to codebooks and data files by region.
Questionnaire
2005: English, Arabic
Milestones
12/2005 Receives final reports
09/2005 Submits completed questionnaires for processing
08/2005 Begins field work
09/2004 Attends Survey Implementation Workshop

Contact List
Country Representatives — lists country representatives who have completed a GSHS survey implementation workshop.

 

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