Private and public initiatives : working together for health and education /

Private and public initiatives : working together for health and education /

Bibliografiske detaljer
Hovedforfatter:	Gaag, J. van der
Format:	Bog
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	Washington, D.C. : World Bank, c1995.
Serier:	Directions in development (Washington, D.C.)
Fag:	World Bank. Medical assistance. Educational assistance.
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Lignende værker

The World Bank's experience with post-conflict reconstruction /
Udgivet: (1998)

Evaluating health projects : lessons from the literature /
Udgivet: (1997)

Bangladesh : progress through partnership : country assistance review /
af: Robinson, Roger J., 1948-
Udgivet: (1999)

The World Bank annual Report 1998.
Udgivet: (1998)

Bangladesh, country assistance strategy 2006-2009.
Udgivet: (2006)

Poverty reduction and the World Bank : progress in fiscal 1996 and 1997.
Udgivet: (1997)

The World Bank annual Report 1992.
Udgivet: (1992)

Private sector and development /
Udgivet: (2009)

Foreign aid for development

The World Bank and Bangladesh : building better lives.
Udgivet: (1998)

Working with support in the classroom /
Udgivet: (2005)

Mortgaging the earth : the World Bank, environmental impoverishment, and the crisis of development /
af: Rich, Bruce
Udgivet: (1994)

Learning with personal computers /
af: Bork, Alfred M.
Udgivet: (1987)

Training mid-level health cadres to improve health service delivery in rural Bangladesh
af: Rawal, Lal B., et al.
Udgivet: (2016)

The World Bank annual Report,
Udgivet: (1996)

Technical assistance and economic development, the Indian experience /
af: Gurumurthi, S., 1948-
Udgivet: (1994)

The reality of aid 1996 : an independent review of poverty reduction and international development assistance /
Udgivet: (1996)

Bangladesh : country study and Norwegian aid review.
Udgivet: (1986)

Online intercultural education and study abroad theory into practice /
af: Jackson, Jane
Udgivet: (2019)

A case for aid : building a consensus for development assistance.
Udgivet: (2002)

Implementation of CALL in Bangladeshi private universities : students' perspective
af: Joy, Sinchan Pal
Udgivet: (2014)

Asian Development Bank, country strategy and program update, 2003-2005, Bangladesh.
Udgivet: (2002)

A practical guide to global health service /
af: O'Neil, Edward
Udgivet: (2006)

Financing educational development : proceedings of an international seminar held in Mont Sainte Marie, Canada, 19-21 May, 1982 /
Udgivet: (1982)

Aid or stagnation : an economic analysis of U.S. aid to Pakistan /
af: Sattar, Mohammad A.
Udgivet: (1982)

Reinventing development? : translating rights-based approaches from theory into practice /
Udgivet: (2005)

Aid dependence and donor policy : the case of Tanzania, with lessons from Bangladesh's experience /
af: Sobhan, Rehman
Udgivet: (1996)

Personal health care companion – a medication assistant robot
af: Zawad, Farhan Sadick, et al.
Udgivet: (2016)

Challenging foreign aid : a policymaker's guide to the Millennium Challenge Account /
af: Radelet, Steven C., 1957-
Udgivet: (2003)

Political economy of foreign aid /
af: Khaleque, Abdul, 1927-
Udgivet: (1980)

Bangladesh economic scenario /
af: Māhamuda, Ānu
Udgivet: (2000)

গল্পে গল্পে অর্থনীতি /
af: হোসেন, মাহবুব

CALL: the changing trends of language learning and teaching in Private Universities of Bangladesh
af: M. Joher, Umme Hani
Udgivet: (2014)

An Agreement between the Aga Khan Foundation (Bangladesh) and Institute of Educational Development (IED), BRAC University (2008)
af: Aga Khan Foundation, et al.
Udgivet: (2013)

Becoming a teaching assistant : a guide for teaching assistants and those working with them /
Udgivet: (2004)

Evaluating development aid : issues, problems and solutions /
af: Cracknell, Basil E.
Udgivet: (2000)

Aid or stagnation : an economic analysis of U.S. aid to Pakistan /
af: Sattar, Mohammad A.
Udgivet: (1982)

Changing language education through CALL /
af: Donaldson, Randall P., 1945-
Udgivet: (2009)

Greening aid?

Finance, development, and the IMF