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E-government adoption: a systematic review in the context of developing nations
... in developing nations are still few and far between (Carter and Bélanger 2005, AlAwadhi and Morris 2008, Zhan, Wang et ...the developing nations citizens’ usage of e-services is still low, and ...
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Resource Constraints as a Barrier to Lung Cancer Management: Developing Nations
... Several limitations needed to address in this survey. First, due to a short survey period, we received responses from few respondents in some countries such as Nepal (only 2 respondents). Second, some issues in the ques- ...
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Benefits and Challenges of Mobile Learning Implementation: Story of Developing Nations
... Mobile learning (m-learning) is a field that involves the use of mobile computing and wireless technology to enable learning occur anytime, anyplace and anywhere. The implementation strategies of mobile learning are very ...
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Compulsory Licensing of Pharmaceuticals Patent in Developing Nations:-Legal Issues and Challenges
... other nations. Likewise, developing nations ought to progressively act in an organized manner to safeguard their entitlement to embrace and send reasonable and simple to-utilize necessary, government ...
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Internet Of Things (Iot) For Smart Agriculture And Farming In Developing Nations
... in developing nations where the whole country’s economy is dependent on ...by developing basic infrastructure of internet, availability of governmental plan and policy regarding ...In ...
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Application of M Gov to Provision of Education for all in Developing Nations
... Two major factors that contribute to the growth of corruption in developing nations include: Low probability of discovery, and perceived immunity against prosecution. Secrecy in government, restrictions on ...
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Packaged water: optimizing local processes for sustainable water delivery in developing nations
... economy as the sales of thousands of brands of thermo- electrically sealed nylon sachets containing about 0.5 L water have increased tremendously in many developing nations. Sold by the poor and patronised ...
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On the sustainable development of small island developing nations in the Pacific region
... islands developing nations in the Pacific is compromised and threatened and that urgent national and regional cooperative strategy action is ...the developing Chinese and Indian economies, and from ...
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TRENDS AND DETERMINANTS OF FDI FLOWS IN DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING NATIONS 1990-94 TO 2011
... and developing nations has been highly concentrated in china, China (Hong Kong), Singapore, India, Brazil and ...of developing nations and other developed nations in European Unions, ...
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Ungoverned spaces and armed civil conflicts: the predicament of developing nations
... Several developing nations are grappling with the phenomenon of ungoverned territories, which are believed to be harboring insurgent, terrorist, and other armed violent ...a developing nation can use ...
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FOREIGN AID AND DEVELOPMENT: WHAT CAN DEVELOPING NATIONS LEARN
... Boone (1996) tried to relate the effectiveness of foreign aid programs to the political regime of recipient countries. He presented a model where poverty is caused or increased by distortionary policies introduced by ...
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MEGA-SPORTING EVENTS IN DEVELOPING NATIONS: PLAYING THE WAY TO PROSPERITY?
... infrastructure in the aftermath of the World Cup or the Olympics will likely be lower in developing nations than in developed countries. South Korea, for example has few plans for its ten sparkling new ...
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Elimination of waste and inefficiencies in existing office buildings in developing nations for sustainability
... many developing nations hav not made significant advancement in sustainable development (SD) agenda is the neglect of existing building stock which forms the bulk of built ...all nations, but rather ...
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Importance of Investing Human Capital in the Economic Growth of Developing Nations
... Human capital has been known as a key factor in economic development. This paper mainly evaluates the efficacy of human capital development practices which are adopted in the developing world. The main aim of the ...
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Sustainable improvement strategy for existing office buildings in developing nations
... many developing nations did not meet the UN target for Sustainable Development (SD) is the neglect of existing old buildings, as Wood (2006) noted that, “sustainability cannot be achieved without addressing ...
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Inexpensive Geophysical Instruments Supporting Groundwater Exploration in Developing Nations
... many developing nations is so great and sustainable wa- ter production is desired, training of a host of indigenous workers with skills to drill, develop, complete and main- tain good wells is ...
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ERP system implementation issues and challenges in developing nations
... This paper presents review of various issues and challenges in implementing ERP system successfully in steel industries. The findings of this paper are based on analysis of both primary and secondary data. This research ...
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Extending the Role of Pharmacists in Patient Care: Are Pharmacists in Developing Nations Ready to Change?
... in developing nations show towards more professional and extended practice roles, are pharmacists in the Middle East and Africa ready to extend their role? The main aim of this article is to reinforce the ...
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Literature Review of Importance of Knowledge Management to Developing Nations
... United Nations and 2 countries that are non-member (Rosenberg, ...categories nations in to two categories. Those are developing nations and developed ...Developed nations means, ...
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GLOBALISATION AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN DEVELOPING NATIONS: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE
... that developing nations around the world and Nigeria in particular have resulted in repealing old laws against new enactments which are aimed at supporting ...that developing nations believe ...
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