This note is about the global public-private partnership for hand washing (PPPHW) newsletter. The Global Hand washing Steering Committee will meet at the end of September in Washington to review country-programs...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 42976Date: September 1, 2004Author:
Yavuz,Elif
The note looks at the importance of building women's networks or associations, through three case studies in India, Nepal, and South Africa. Results show that government lobbying proved successful in India,...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 34970Date: September 1, 2004Author:
Ellis, Amanda [editor]
Bangladesh Farmers take on role of scientists and banish insecticides. Chairman and Director's Message. CGIAR dialogue with New member states of the European Union. Announcements/Upcoming Events. Future...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 33145Date: September 1, 2004Author:
Hussain,Sarwat ;
Nwanze, Kanayo F. ;
Williams,Meryl Jean
In this issue, first, the Cambodia newsletter had the opportunity to interview Mr. Wael Zakout, former task team leader of the Land Management and Administration Project. As one of the pillars of the new...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 31083Date: August 1, 2004Author:
Saroeun, Bou [editor]
In this issue: Highlights of May Council Meeting. News from GEF focal areas. News from GEF implementing agencies. GEF country activities/issues. New GEF publications.
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37622Date: August 1, 2004
ICSID client survey. Resolution of oil and gas disputes at ICSID. Disputes before the Centre. New ICSID publications. New designations to the ICSID Panels of Conciliators and of Arbitrators. Membership...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 33324Date: August 1, 2004Author:
Onwuamaegbu,Ucheora Obumneme
West Bank and Gaza country team earns award for excellence. Leveraging budgetary support to the Palestinian Authority - the public financial management reform trust fund. Fiscal and monetary developments,...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 29915Date: August 1, 2004Author:
Wetter, John ;
Peresso, Elena ;
Koussa, Mary [edit
A fundamental requirement for success in any trade negotiation is finding a balance between flexibility and discipline. Because countries have very different interests, and all major decisions at the World...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 32108Date: July 22, 2004Author:
Martin, Will
On September 27, 2002, Brazil requested consultations with the US regarding prohibitive and actionable subsidies provided to US cotton producers. On March 18, 2003, the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 32107Date: July 12, 2004Author:
Baffes,John
This newsletter is a quarterly publication of the Lebanon Country Office. This issue features: The Next Five Months in Lebanon: An Opportunity for Short Term Action and Long Term Reform; Cost of Environmental...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 37123Date: July 1, 2004Author:
Aviv, Chadi Bou ;
Choucair, Farra ;
Dessus,Sebastien C. ;
El Khalil,Zeina ;
Razzaz,Omar Ahmad Munif ;
Saba,Joseph P. ;
Sarraf,Maria ;
Zacchia,Paolo B. ;
Ziade,Mona
This Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region poverty team newsletter includes some of the following headlines: growth drives poverty reduction in more countries; Bosnia and Herzegovina Poverty Reduction Strategy...
The EU8 countries joined the European Union on May 1, and while this is a major political achievement, the potential economic gains will have to be earned. Euro adoption is now the main medium-term economic...
Contents: President sees hope for villages in India Development Marketplace. Sarva Siksha is the first SWAp for India. Battling the scourge of TB. Fostering Dialogue on Development. Events. Recent Project...
This newsletter highlights some of the many policies, programs, and initiatives of the World Bank (WB) which may involve or be of interest to Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). This includes: draft of...
This report concerns Europe and Central Asia, a World Bank region that comprises 28 countries, of which 27 are transition countries, and which also includes Turkey. These countries are grappling with a...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 30109Date: July 1, 2004Author:
Bezhanyan,Anush ;
Bodewig,Christian ;
Braithwaite, Jeanine [lead editor] ;
Goldman,Philip S. ;
Gotcheva,Boryana ;
Holzmann [editor] ;
Innes,John A. ;
Isamiddinova,Dilnara ;
Kostenickiene, Vilija ;
Kuddo,Arvo ;
Mascarell,Caroline ;
Naqvi,Maniza B. ;
O'Keefe,Philip B. ;
Pojarski,Peter Ivanov ;
Posarac, Alexandra ;
Rutkowski,Jan Jerzy ;
Rutkowski,Michal J. ;
Sandi,Ana Maria ;
Sipos,Sandor ;
Sotirova,Galina Y. ;
Staines,Verdon S. ;
Wright,Alan ;
von Gersdorff, Hermann [editor]
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