Collaboration with actors from different countries
SEEMP: Meaningful Service-based Collaboration Among Labour Market Actors
... allow collaboration among the employment services that exist in ...market actors and the development of closer relations between private and public employment services, job-seekers and employers will have ...
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The Challenge of Governing Natural Resources : A Social Network Analysis of Actors’ Collaboration in Ghana’s Petroleum Sector
... diverse actors who (aim to) steer petroleum resources in Ghana (collectively) result in collaborative petroleum gov- ...and collaboration-favoring brokers benefit collaborative steer- ing of natural ...
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COLLABORATION FOR INNOVATION IN SMALL CEE COUNTRIES
... in collaboration with competitors and public research ...experience from previous collaborations can signifi cantly reduce the risk of cooperation ...the collaboration interactions between wide ...
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Introduction: According to epidemiological data from different countries, the incidence of nutritionrelated
... One of the possible approaches is to reduce patients’ exposure to airborne microbial patho- gens. An efficient way to obtain air character- ized by low microbial levels in hospital facilities is the use of state of the ...
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Different countries-different paths extended comparison of the introduction of eids in eight European countries
... the actors constellation, the most significant difference between the countries in the first and the second sample concerns the role of the banking sector and the strategy that governmental actors ...
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Heterogeneous impact of price spikes across countries and supply chain actors: An evidence from Central Asia and the Caucasus. A review
... on different countries varies depending on pro- duction levels and the varied policies in ...place. Countries in Central Asia and the Caucasus (CAC) region have imple- mented a wide range of reforms ...
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Adoption to Online Collaboration in the Construction Sites of Developing Countries
... teams: from the design team up to the maintenance and utilization ...coming from different disciplines and different ...and collaboration among them requires a great deal of ...in ...
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Trade-offs in livestock development at farm level: Different actors with different objectives
... pressure from practitioners SI has evolved; with an increasing recognition that to successfully guide development a broad perspective (including en- vironmental, economic and social aspects) is ...
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Credit Booms in Developing Countries: Are They Different from Those in Advanced and Emerging Market Countries?
... market countries, this paper examines the characteristics and determinants of credit booms in developing ...developing countries are less likely to be associated with systemic banking ...developing ...
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Disability in Different Countries
... has different perceptions from different countries and ...differently from one place to another and thus may affect how disabled people view themselves and how other people in society ...
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Lessons Learned of Zakat Management From Different Era and Countries
... committees from local organizations / societies that are able to create social responsibility between the rich and the poor around them so that gradually able to create community harmony among them in the ...have ...
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Lessons Learned of Zakat Management from Different Era and Countries
... committees from local organizations / societies that are able to create social responsibility between the rich and the poor around them so that gradually able to create community harmony among them in the ...have ...
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Valuing Education of the Girl by Different Actors in Tamale Metropolitan Assembly
... ‘boss’ is a man. Bank managers, accountants, managers of big companies are mostly men. Women are found in lower paid jobs as nurses, and secretaries” Another community leader has this to say “politicians, ...
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IMPROVING QUALITY OF SERVICES AT THE WATER SOURCE The Roles of Different Actors
... water from point water sources at no cost while 45 percent attested to contributing something to maintenance of their water source with most contributions being made when the water source breaks ...
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Subnational actors in the relations between China and Central and Eastern European countries *
... The expansion of China’s sister cities in the international geospatial context is in fact synchronized with the process of China’s integration into the world system. Historical and cultural factors are the most important ...
The Role of Non-State Actors in Arab Countries after the Arab Uprisings
... non-state actors can move in to provide alterna- tive governance, services and collective goods thus increasing their own legitimacy in the ...non-state actors that pose signifi- cant threat to domestic and ...
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Construction accident causality: learning from different countries and differing consequences
... obtained from people involved in selected incidents, including the victims and their supervisors, to describe the processes of accident causation in ...of different trades and managing subcontractors to ...
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Uropathogenic Escherichia coli Isolates from Pregnant Women in Different Countries
... isolates from other ...isolates from pregnant Swedish women compared to those from nonpregnant ...isolates from pregnant women in Uganda and ...those from pregnant Swedish and ...
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FDI and Growth in the MENA countries: Are the GCC countries Different?
... is different from that in GCC ...by countries with low value added in the manufacturing ...profits from FDI may have been repatriated overseas rather than re-invested in the Non-GCC ...these ...
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Development of LED Illumination Work at a Town Center in Collaboration of Students from Different Fields
... VI. I SSUES AND P ROPOSALS OF THE P RODUCTION P ROCESS Through the analyses of SLF on its process and students’ perception, we found that important role of SLF were played by design oriented student (hereafter DoSt), ...
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