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21 Feb 2013: b) How are learning processes affected by uneven distributions of power; economic, discursive, or otherwise? ... Before joining University of Cambridge, Liz completed her PhD at University of York, where she developed a combined hydrological and economic

25 Mar 2009: as India and Africa pledged to work as partners to solve economic and development challenges. ... Importantly, emerging industries such as renewable energy provide the platform for future economic growth.

7 Aug 2013: socio-economic benefits. In each area of interest, the mission identified achievements, common. ... success of policy and legal implementation. The adoption of economic policy instruments also.

7 Aug 2013: economic conditions). Progress in this realm may require closer collaboration between practitioners at. ... economic cooperation mechanisms in the Pearl River Delta (PRD), promoted by the national.

16 Oct 2009: This therefore provides the basis to test directly the associations between age and reported cause that Landers could only crudely estimate. ... The burial patterns are then analysed to test whether there is any evidence for a process of endemicisation

24 Oct 2010: reducing the number of adult smallpox victims in London. We then test these two. ... Further tests for potential artifacts arising from this problem are detailed later in the text.

7 Aug 2013: socio- economic development. Furthermore, the mission’s hosts have shared part of the experience. ... biodiversity and socio-economic development. Such knowledge would enable the production of water.

4 May 2005: In order to field-test and develop this analytical framework further, the current project was developed. ... Within Sangathans, a distiction was made between top-level (leaders), middle-rung activists, and village level members.

4 May 2005: 2002). In order to field-test and develop the above - mentioned analytical framework further,. ... Economic and Political Weekly, Vol XVII. 9 Poffenberger, M., McGean, B., and Khare, A.

4 May 2005: communities, it is not possible to protect and regenerate forests. They also feel that forest protection is possible only when the socio-economic condition of the fringe villages improve. ... However, perceptions on three statements were found