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8 Sep 2023: mandatory sustainability. requirements for reconstruction. projects, accompanied by a robust. monitoring and evaluation. ... corresponding requirements for the EU accession32. To achieve this, the objectives across housing,.

8 Sep 2023: mandatory sustainability. requirements for reconstruction. projects, accompanied by a robust. monitoring and evaluation. ... corresponding requirements for the EU accession32. To achieve this, the objectives across housing,.

26 Oct 2016: Disclaimer. This work is the product of a collaboration between external consultants from the University of Cambridge and internal contributions from the Thailand Institute of Justice. The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this

20 May 2019: There are potential benefits of this, such as removing the energy-intensive proof-of-work requirement, increased efficiency and automation, however, it remains to be seen how the centralised model survives. ... The classic blockchain is open-‐source