Exemples d'utilisation de Development and aid en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Understanding Development and Aid.
Development and aid in Africa.
Step One: Understand Development and Aid.
While existing development and aid mechanisms are to be combined into a new single instrument in 2007, the nature of this new instrument remains to be determined;
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Canada on the Global Stage- Development and Aid.
Headquartered in Belgium,it manages development and aid projects in 62 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.
Photo courtesy of Sawa for Development and Aid.
In A Rocha's experience- and that of many development and aid agencies- addressing biodiversity conservation and justice for the poor go hand-in-hand.
The World's New Middles- Implications for the Future of Development and Aid.
Internal reports evaluating Canadian development and aid projects in Afghanistan- 2010 and 2011.
First published in 2007,The Bottom Billion challenged conventional views on development and aid.
We had to plan an insurgency, defeat one,plan development and aid and establish government plans.
Bernard has a Master's in Business Administration and a Master's in International Development and Aid.
What many in the international community may not realise is that development and aid can in themselves provoke renewed conflict.
In addition, many development and aid agencies have not explored the full potential of such an approach despite the debate launched by the United Nations Habitat II Conference held in Istanbul in 1996.
Olivia Rutazibwa shares some keys to switch perspectives on development and aid issues.
The easiest and best path would be to ensure development and aid programmes uphold the principles of'Do No Harm'and conflict mitigation.
Several donors have included this approach in their international development and aid policies.
The collection and use of personal information in these development and aid initiatives is without precedent,and is subject to few legal safeguards.