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Odin Government Ministries Help ... Contact us pittel> 5 Performance and Results 5.1 Introduction A high level of competence is a necessity if enterprises are to survive in an increasingly internationalised and competitive market. Rapid changes in technology, markets and public legislation raise the need for continuous updating of professional skills. The need for strengthening training at all levels, particularly in continuing vocational training (CVT) and lifelong learning (LLL), seems obvious. The Leonardo da Vinci programme has Innovation, Change and Improvement of Competence as its central goals, with the overall objectives to strengthen the competitiveness of European industry, reduce unemployment and contribute to regional development. The Common framework of objectives, comprising 19 specific goals, is stated in the Council decision 94/819/EC. All of these goals have been well in line with both major Norwegian political principles and the specific principles and objectives for the education and training system. For example, the Norwegian Government in the 1997 budget proposal to the Storting in October 1996 defined the following objectives for higher education: to give access to education and training to as many qualified applicants as possible to contribute to using the capacities and abilities of the population in such a way that consideration is taken of the ability and interest of the individuals, and to the country's need for a highly educated workforce

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See also: Interview with Dr. Ryser by Sovereign Nations Newsletter concerning the Indian Self-Government Process Evaluation. INDIAN SELF-GOVERNMENT PROCESS EVALUATION PROJECT: Preliminary Findings October 1, 1995 Center for World Indigenous Studies Principal Investigator: Rudolph C. Ryser The Center For World Indigenous Studies released the Final Report usaoffice@cwis.org online order form Executive Summary Thirty three Indian governments have engaged in negotiations and concluded at least one and sometimes two Compacts of Self-Government with the United States between 1990 and 1995. The principles guiding the original negotiation of these compacts originally defined by Indian leaders in 1986 and 1987 emphasized the establishment of a government-to-government framework with the United States on a tribe-by-tribe basis. Emphasis was placed on the importance of these agreements being between each Indian government and the United States government as a whole instead of Indian governments dealing with agencies. The goals for self-government were based in these original principles, but there was a separation between principles and goals. Two studies have been conducted to serve as annual self-governance assessments. The first study in 1993 emphasized Indian government compliance with compacts and the effectiveness of accounting and budgetary systems. The second study (1994, 1995) emphasized "costs and benefit," depending on a series of questionnaires to get opinions from Indian governments and officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Office of Self-Governance. This study was generally approving of the creative and effective activities of Indian governments and critical of the United States government's compliance with Congressional and Compact terms and requirements.

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50. Interface The Journal For Education, Community, And Values Learning about how government involves itself in health care has become much easier http//www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/socwk/guides/healthpol.html http://bcis.pacificu.edu/journal/2004/05/kawamoto.php

Pacific University Berglund Center About Interface Home Learning About Health Care Policy: Part 1 by Kevin Kawamoto kawamoto@u.washington.edu INDEX: What is Health Care Policy? A Historical Overview: Health Care Reform Major Players, Major Issues in Health Care Policy Selected Health Care Policy Web Sites ... References What is Health Care Policy? return to index Among the many different topics that can be discussed under rubric of health informatics preempt social problems insofar as those problems can be anticipated and where there is sufficient motivation among policymakers to take preemptive action. Health care policy A Historical Overview: Health Care Reform return to index Articles and books about comprehensive health care reform usually refer to the 1993 attempt by former President Bill Clinton to use the power of the federal government to vastly extend the reach of health insurance coverage in the United States and revolutionize the health insurance system. Then-First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton was put in charge of collecting information and making recommendations for Congress to consider. In his book, Health Care Policy in the United States The System Toward a Healthy Society: The Morality and Politics of American Health Care Reform Health care continues to be a major campaign issue and topic of public concern, especially as health care costs rise and more people are unable to afford or qualify for private health insurance. Whether and how health care reform will take place in the years ahead depends, in large part, on the ideological underpinnings of policymakers and the competing influence of social forces surrounding them.

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P art I: A quaculture D evelopment and R esearch N eeds in sub -S aharan A frica 1. AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 1.1 General Background 1.1.1 History of the aquaculture development Although the history of aquaculture is relatively recent in sub-Saharan Africa compared to Asia, it is not new to the majority of the countries. In fact, most known aquaculture systems have been introduced over the last 35 years. The cold water culture of trout, limited to high altitude areas, has been introduced into Kenya and Madagascar in the late 20's. The first successful pond productions of tilapias in Southern Zaire date from 1946. During the next 15 years, classical fish farming technology was introduced from Europe into various African countries and development spread rapidly. By the late 50's, about 300 000 fish ponds were productive (Satia, 1989). During the 60's, aquaculture development not only stopped but regressed sharply. Most ponds were abandoned because of poor returns, lack of stocking material, drought and political unrest. It is since the late 60's that aquaculture has started to develop again, on more solid bases following the increased technical assistance financed by multilateral and bilateral donors. More than US$500 million have been provided to the region over the past 20 years to support aquaculture development. Later sections will analyze the way in which this assistance was provided and its results.

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