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    for the performance of this important aspect of its work. Public administration’s role in the society‚ since the dawn of organized governments revolves around the concept of public service. In this times when the pace of social and economic development is so rapid‚ there is a great need of synchronizing the formulation of government policies with world events. As a result‚ public administration has assumed a new role – that of serving as change agent in the task of nation-building. With its new

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    largest gatherings of representatives in the world) they signed an agreement to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by the year 2015. India was one of the countries that agreed to work on these goals. As we saw India attempting to achieve the goals we saw a myriad of development plans and projects being undertaken by the government. Take the case of the goal of Universal Primary Education (UPE). With such a goal and such a short time frame of 15 years the government decided that the best way to assure

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    Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC)‚ a bilateral United States foreign aid agency  established  in  2004  approved a US$354.8 million Compact with Zambia. The Board of  Directors’  decision  was  arrived  at  its quarterly meeting chaired by US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton to lay the foundation for systematic and lasting change in Lusaka’s water‚ sanitation and drainage sector‚ a critical constraint to economic growth in the country. On May 10‚ 2012‚ the Millennium Challenge Corporation

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    exists hunger is sure to exist as well. This is not surprising‚ and for some time‚ governments around the world have recognized the two as inseparable. The Millennium Development Goals (a set of human development targets)‚ put reducing hunger and poverty together at the top of the list‚ as stated by an article in the Guardian. All the other goals follow from these two topics The MDGs‚ introduced at the United Nations (U.N) in 2000‚ have been accepted by all U.N. member countries‚ including the United

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    org/history_of_education.htm‚ 2014) Soon the creation of schools became more structured and systematized‚ and was adapted into practice around the world. History of Philippine Education Education in the Philippines has undergone several stages of development from the pre-Spanish times to the present. In meeting the needs of the society‚ education serves as focus of emphases/priorities of the leadership at certain periods/epochs in our national struggle as a race. As early as in pre-Magellanic times

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    poverty reduction through sustained and more inclusive growth. he study will provide an overview of the current status of government responses‚ strategies‚ and achievements and will identify and prioritize future needs and interventions. Millennium Development Goal (MDG) accomplishments to date will also be assessed. It will examine implications of the current financial crisis on poverty and recommend ways to move forward. he study is based on analytical work using current literature and the latest

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    * Malawi provides free primary education and the access to early childhood development services has increased from 4 percent to 30 percent * The increase in early childhood development has put a strain on secondary schools which mostly tend to struggle to accommodate children * Primary school enrolment remains voluntary * For girls who do have an education there is a high dropout rate * In addition to this there is the problem of gender inequality; 43% of enrolment is for girls

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    inequality is basically the unequal treatment based on ones gender. One of the millennium development goals for 2015 was to promote gender equality and empower women. There were only eight goals installed which indicates the significance of the problem. Generally‚ the development of a country plays a large role on the severity of the inequalities Gender inequalities occur in countries of completely different development. The UK is one of the most developed regions in the world‚ and one would expect

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    “It is a tragic mix-up when the United States spends $500‚000 for every enemy soldier killed‚ and only $53 annually on the victims of poverty.” This is a famous quote said by Martin Luther King‚ Junior. This goes to show that there has been insufficient attention given to the pressing issue of poverty. Rich nations have always been giving aid to poor nations‚ but there have been arguments of whether rich nations should continue to provide aid for poor nations since it reap negative consequences and

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES)‚ is a skills development programme initiated by the Industrial Training Fund (ITF)‚ in 1973 to bridge the gap between theory and practice among students of engineering and technology in Institutions of Higher Learning in Nigeria. It provides for on-the-job practical experience for students as they are exposed to work methods and techniques in handling equipment and machinery that may not be available in their Institutions

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