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HEI-ILO Research Programme onStreng
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PrefaceThis three-volume series res
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Table of contentsPreface...........
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The Private Sector and Social Partn
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Executive summaryPrivate enterprise
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IGOs, NGOs—tend to exclude, or at
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• The World Bank has created a kn
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2. Private enterprises in conflict-
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Figure 1: The Private Sector Employ
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2.3. Case study: Promoting multi-et
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downstream, i.e. refining and distr
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Box 1: How does Somalia’s private
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Sectoral aspectsthere will be added
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inequities in pricing. “Of the 16
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into the armies are thereby also at
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3. Private enterprises and social p
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Two natural disasters which have be
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Box 4: Cooperatives in crisis respo
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partners, the tripartite cooperatio
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36forces and that are able to perfo
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AcknowledgmentsThe authors of this
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6.2. Delimiters of women’s econom
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Executive summaryDespite the rich n
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Le groupe businessCertains cadres d
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3. Industrie pétrolière et dével
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cadres locaux recevoir une formatio
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4. Recommandations : Donner un sens
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Objectifs de l’étudeLa recherche
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2. Profil paysUn séisme est une cr
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2.1.3. Vulnérabilité des populati
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avoisine les 30 millions, le taux d
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Un effort important se chiffrant à
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Le poids du secteur informel en Alg
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• l’alimentation en eau potable
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emplois, dont 1 230 000 durables. U
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Le secteur privé en Algérie joue
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Nous aborderons la participation de
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• l’identification des traumati
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3.3.2. Les apports en matière de r
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4. Bonnes pratiquesNous avons expos
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5. RecommandationsLes diverses déc
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Il est encore à noter que les asso
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Annexes1. BibliographieAssemblée g
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ONUDI : 10 ème session de la conf
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Table 9 : Evolution récente des pr
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3. Sismicité en AlgérieCarte 2. S
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4. L’UGTA et le séisme du 21 mai
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Table 5 : Etat global des dons dist
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5. Sites Internet- 4.1 Agences des
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6. Localisation cartographiqueCarte