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News and Business
Swiss News - Num. 2003, Juin 2003
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News and Business
Armada International - Vol. 25 Num. 1, Février 2001
... their operational existence and among the most fragile of military commodities. During a mission, ...... Special forces personnel can use the small, ground-based, hand-held radio ...... to arrive exactly over the special forces personnel involved. ...
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Grindelwald, the Bernese Oberland village has for decades benefited from a fragile yet strong symbiosis between agriculture and ...
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It sometimes comes to pass that the all-too fragile "human" factor comes into play when preparing an ...
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International Trade Forum - Num. 1-2/2008, Janvier 2008
... By selling directly to the WFP it is expected that farmers will receive higher-than-normal prices and fragile economies will be better protected. In time, it ...
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"Modeling definitely wasn't what I wanted to do," she shrugs. "But then a woman suggested a spiritual retreat, and that was the beginning of an endless series of spiritual workshops for me. It was beautiful because I shifted from thinking into feeling, and I learned a new way to relate to life. I got to experience love and hurt and not just talk about it, and I learned to experience myself as me, not through someone else's eyes." "New York really lets you flower," she says. "I am not as fragi...
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International Trade Forum - Num. 1/2006, Janvier 2006
A short time ago, people saw trade policy as a matter for economists outlining trade scenarios, government officials negotiating behind closed doors or business lobbies in Washington, Brussels, Geneva and other cities. No longer. Seattle's trade meeting shattered this stereotype, as thousands of protesters marched against globalization. Doha's response was a declaration to make trade work for all. So today's picture is different, with a new ensemble of voices. "Trade democracy" and wider advo...
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Poverty and severely limited means of generating income force many internally displaced women into abusive trades such as prostitution and trafficking. In internally displaced people camps in Uganda, for example, many girls and women engage in survival sex to obtain food or "transactional sex" in exchange for spending money or small objects. These women are given no opportunities to further their education, engage in businesses or develop self-respect. Women for Women International works to h...
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Nordic Reach - Vol. XVIII Num. 13, Septembre 2005
"I think we can very easily change the image of the United Nations," [Jan Eliasson] says. "We need to stop talking about Oil-for-Food or the peacekeepers and start talking about Afghanistan and Lebanon and Liberia. Those are three instances where the success is very much because of the United Nations." "The litmus test and measuring rod for U.N. reforms must be the differences they mark for people and crisis areas around the world," he says. "The nightmare of Somalia will forever remind of th...
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News and Business
International Trade Forum - Num. 2, Avril 2009
Since its inception, Aid for Trade has spurred debate among stakeholders in a way few other developments could. Developed nations have pledged unprecedented sums, but with the economic downturn and stalemate in the Doha Development Agenda, the outlook for a full-scale implementation of Aid for Trade commitments is grim. It's a "chicken and egg" situation that can only be resolved by establishing new, mutually beneficial mechanisms. Focusing on categories of Aid for Trade needs, the Common Mar...
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