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How to do Strategic Planning A Guide for Small and Diaspora NGO
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How to Prevent Human Trafficking for Domestic Servitude in Diplomatic Households and Protect Private Domestic Workers
(OSCE Office, 2014)The aim of this handbook is to raise awareness of how host states can regulate and monitor the employment conditions of private domestic workers in diplomatic households. It highlights how protocol departments and similar ... -
Human Development Report 1990 Concept and Measurement of Human Development
(United Nations, 1990)This Report is about people - and about how development enlarges their choices. It is about more than GNP growth, more than income and wealth and more than producing commodities and accumulating capital. A person's access ... -
Human Development Report 1991 Financing Human Development
(United Nations, 1991)The lack of political commitment not of financial resources, is often the real cause of human neglect. That is the main conclusion of Human Development Report 1991. The Report is about financing human development. A ... -
Human Development Report 1992 Global Dimensions of Human Development
(United Nations, 1992)The world has a unique opportunity in the current decade to use global markets for the benefit of all nations and all people. Human Development Report 1992 looks at the workings of these global markets-at how they meet, ... -
Human Development Report 1993 People's Participation
(United Nations, 1993)People's participation is becoming the central issue of our time. The democratic transition in many developing countries, the collapse of many socialist regimes, and the worldwide emergence of people's organizations- these ... -
Human Development Report 1994 New Dimensions of Human Security
(United Nations, 1994)The 1994 Report introduces a new concept of human security, which equates security with people rather than territories, with development rather than arms. It examines both the national and the global concerns of human ... -
Human Development Report 1995 Gender and Human Development
(United Nations, 1995)Human Development, if not engendered, is endangered. That is the simple but far-reaching message of Human Development Report 1995. The Report analyses the progress made in reducing gender disparities in the past few ... -
Human Development Report 1996 Economic Growth and Human Development
(United Nations, 1996)The 1996 Report opens with a fundamental statement: "Human development is the end - economic growth a means." The Report argues that economic growth, if not properly managed, can be jobless, voiceless, ruthless, rootless ... -
Human Development Report 1997 Human Development to Eradicate Poverty
(United Nations, 1997)Eradicating poverty everywhere is more than a moral imperative - it is a practical possibility. That is the most important message of the Human Development Report 1997. The world has the resources and the know-how to create ... -
Human Development Report 1998 Consumption for Human Development
(United Nations, 1998)The 1998 Report investigates the 20th century's growth in consumption, unprecedented in its scale and diversity. The benefits of this consumption have spread far and wide. More people are better fed and housed than ever ... -
Human Development Report 1999 Globalization with a Human Face
(United Nations, 1999)Global markets, global technology, global ideas and global solidarity can enrich the lives of people everywhere. This year’s Report argues that globalization is not new, but that the present era of globalization, driven ... -
Human Development Report 2000 Human Rights and Human Development
(United Nations, 2000)Human rights and human development share a common vision and a common purpose—to secure, for every human being, freedom, well-being and dignity. Divided by the cold war, the rights agenda and development agenda followed ... -
Human Development Report 2001 Making New Technologies Work for Human Development
(2001)The 2001 Report, like all previous Human Development Reports, is about people. It is about how people can create and use technology to improve their lives. It is also about forging new public policies to lead the revolutions ... -
Human Development Report 2002 Deepening Democracy in a Fragmented World
(United Nations, 2002)This Report is about politics and human development. It is about how political power and institutions—formal and informal, national and international—shape human progress. And it is about what it will take for countries ... -
Human Development Report 2003 Millennium Development Goals: A Compact Among Nations to End Human Poverty
(United Nations, 2003)The new century opened with an unprecedented declaration of solidarity and determination to rid the world of poverty. In 2000 the UN Millennium Declaration, adopted at the largest-ever gathering of heads of state, committed ... -
Human Development Report 2004 Cultural Liberty in Today’s Diverse World
(United Nations, 2004)Accommodating people’s growing demands for their inclusion in society, for respect of their ethnicity, religion, and language, takes more than democracy and equitable growth. Also needed are multicultural policies that ... -
Human Development Report 2005 International cooperation at a crossroads: Aid, trade and security in an unequal world
(United Nations, 2005)This 2005 Human Development Report takes stock of human development, including progress towards the MDGs. Looking beyond statistics; it highlights the human costs of missed targets and broken promises. Extreme inequality ... -
Human Development Report 2006 Beyond scarcity: Power, poverty and the global water crisis
(United Nations, 2006)Throughout history water has confronted humanity with some of its greatest challenges. Water is a source of life and a natural resource that sustains our environments and supports livelihoods – but it is also a source of ... -
Human Development Report 2007/8 Fighting climate change: Human solidarity in a divided world
(United Nations, 2007)Climate change is the defining human development challenge of the 21st Century. Failure to respond to that challenge will stall and then reverse international efforts to reduce poverty. The poorest countries and most ...