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Tharu of Nepal
Population: 1,882,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Rabari, Hindu of India
Population: 991,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Nara, Nialetic of Eritrea
Population: 98,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Zaza-Dimli of Turkey
Population: 1,139,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Giay, Nhang of China
Population: 322,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Guhjali, Wakhi of Tajikistan
Population: 27,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Sarki of Nepal
Population: 376,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Bayad of Mongolia
Population: 57,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Ad Dharmi of India
Population: 1,325,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Jotoni, Jowulu of Mali
Population: 15,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

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