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foster knowledge creation, transfer and sharing as a major driving force of economic and social development. Progress has been steadily observed in areas related to education and ICT access and use but there is still a long way to go especially in terms of workforce development, which accounts for the main asset of the country. As such, digitizing and aggregating content as well as providing adequate access to a wide array of stakeholders (students, teachers, researchers, business owners, general

Paris, the sensational cast of musicians and dancers from Harlem, assembled as La Revue Nègre, exploded on the stage of the “Théâtre des Champs Élysées”. Its talented young star, Josephine Baker, captivated the audience with her “erotic dance” and a wild new dance called the Charleston. This show permitted her to became the high priestess of jazz culture and African art in Paris. Who was this artist which wore banana belt during the show? Where came from the singer of “J’ai deux amours”? What did

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1. “In assessing a filmed adaptation of a given literary work, we have to consider both what is gained and what is lost in the transferral from one genre to another, from one audience to another.” Comment on this statement with reference to AT LEAST TWO films you have studied, giving close references to their source texts. Introduction The nouvelle “Carmen” (1845) by Propser Mérimée is a short but sweet story of crime, forbidden romance, promiscuity and heart ache. The nouvelle is

The history of Aloe runs back to the times of the Kings. The testimonials from the history show us that our ancestors have used Aloe to cure diseases. It is probably the most miraculous plant with healing properties. Aloe which has its origins in Northern Africa has about 300 species. At present, Aloe is widely grown in many parts of the world for commercial purposes. Among them, Aloe Barbadensis miller plant is the most popular variety for its medicinal value. Aloe belongs to the Lily family although

Evaluate the consequences of changing population trends for both MEDCs and LEDCs In the 1950s-60s, the « population explosion » caused major concern about mas starvation in the Global South, leading to the Green Revolution. Nowadays, trends have been reversed : in most countries, population growth is falling and people are ageing, causing a « papy boom .» According to the Demographic Transition (DT) model, this should indicate that countries are more and more developed as they are advancing in

growth 1. Introduction The success of the Marshall plan [officially the European Recovery program (ERP)] in improving economic conditions post World-War II in Western Europe gave birth to the idea that economic aid can improve conditions in developing and poor countries Hogan (1987). The rationale for expecting Aid to positively influence economic growth stemmed from the fact that aid was seen as an exogenous net increment to the capital stock of the recipient country. Inherent in this perception

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to participate in sustainable development? Sustainable development associates social, environmental and economic growth. The shortage of natural resources, the need for renewable energies and the need to eradicate poverty make it a global priority. Over 200 multinationals are members of The World Business Council for Sustainable Development, but many more companies of all sizes are involved in the cause in various degrees and ways. All businesses can contribute to sustainable development by considering