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uch has been written about the role of women in the general socio economic development of any country, and probably for Lao this role is special taking into account the original background of the national conscience and history; but the aim of this work is to look through the national development plan of Lao in the light of the issues which do exist in this country at present, through the prism of the changing social roles to the achievement of the set goals.... Industry and construction demonstrates significant growth; the Plan makes mining, cement, steel and assembly plant and various hydropower projects the central issues in the development of the country's economy....
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The paper 'Aids in Africa: Demographic Transition' highlights expected prospective response against aids in Africa, patient education campaign as a tool to avert demographic transition, gender issue and demographic transition in HIV stricken Africa, and community-based actions around AIDS.... ... ...
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On the other hand, although there are also a number of people in the Vietnamese and the Malaysian governments that are for the development of the country as a whole, the efforts of these people are often misguided and do not really produce the desired impact into the lives of the people at the grassroots level.... This paper, The Politics of development Looks Different at the Grassroots than at the National Level, stresses that most development frameworks are basically good but there are times when these development frameworks start to undermine the existence of the people at the grassroots level....
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The essay gives detailed information about the quantity of adult infected population in Africa.... It is the worst hit continent in the world by HIV/AIDS.... Botswana has 35.... % and South Africa - 19.... % people with HIV.... Zimbabwe life expectancy has dropped from 65 to 43 years as a direct result of HIV/AIDS....
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So, Kohli (2007) defined safety management system as “a systematic approach to managing safety, including the necessary organizational structures, accountabilities, policies and procedures” (Kohli, 2007, p.... Also, organizations need stability and continuity as well as adaptation and innovation....
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In the same vein, it can be noted that the development of the market begins from a region and.... Products developed in different countries can be traced back to their regions of origin (Ghemawat, 2005).... ... ... In as far as implementing a strategy is concerned, the company should follow the philosophy, “Think locally and act globally....
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The author examines the human rights-based approach to development which is based on the concept of right rather than need.... And it is this approach that is gaining momentum in many parts of the world as the United Nations, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), European Union and other international organizations have already acknowledged the validity of this approach (Ussar, 2011).... This is the main benefit that this approach has a participatory approach for extending the ambit of development to the needy classes of society (Gilbert, 2014)....
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The author analyzes Run England, a public initiative that strives to make the whole of England to participate in running as a sporting activity, the main idea of which is to have fun, and support everyone while pushing the nation into running as a fitness option as well as profitable sporting initiative....
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