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3. Sismicité en AlgérieCarte 2. Séismes majeurs en Algérie(Source : http://www.craag.edu.dz/ess/labos/banque_donnees/Histo/carte.htm)Table 1 : Sismicité historique de la région de BoumerdèsDate HH MM SS Latitude Longitude Mg. Intensité23/11/1922 12 3439 36.70°N 03.40°E -- V01/03/1953 04 3241 36.80°N 03.40°E 4.1 V22/07/1965 11 4704 36.70°N 03.70°E 4.6 VI25/04/1972 02 1400 36.75°N 03.23°E 2.9 III23/05/1982 13 1700 36.69°N 03.70°E 4.6-5.2 VI -VII16/09/1987 22 0000 36.69°N 03.50°E 4.6 VI31/07/1992 16 0637 36.92°N 03.56°E 2.7 --20/01/1994 02 0402 36.66°N 03.33°E 3.7 IV26/03/1995 19 3125 37.02°N 03.65°E 2.8 --03/01/1999 05 2125 36.67°N 03.50°E 2.9 --13/02/1999 04 3400 36.85°N 03.50°E 2.9 --13/02/1999 10 0735 36.73°N 03.68°E 2.5 --14/02/1999 19 5300 36.80°N 03.83°E 3.9 IV09/11/1999 01 4811 36.68°N 03.47°E 2.8 --29/01/2003 06 1813 36.90°N 03.57°E 3.6 IV(Source : http://www.craag.edu.dz/ess/events_seismes/histo21052003.htm)210
Table 2 : Liste détaillée des communes déclarées sinistréesWilayasWilaya de BoumerdèsWilaya de Tizi-OuzouCommunesBoumerdès, Corso, Tidjalabine, Zemmouri, Bordj-Menaeil, Djinet, Legata, Boudouaou, Ouled-Hadadj, boudouaou-El-Bahri, Dellys, Benchhoud, Sidi-Daoud, Baghlia, Thenia, Béni-Amrane,Isser, Si-Mustapha, Timezrit, Ouled Moussa, Hammadi, Khemis-El-Khechna et Naceria.Les communes de Sidi Naamane, Tigzirt et Tadmait.Wilaya d’Alger(Source : arrête interministériel du 24 MAI 2003)Les communes de Rouiba, Réghaia, Heuraoua, Ain-Taya, Bordj el Bahri, Bordj-El-Kiffan ; etpartie des communes de Dar-El-Beida, Mohamadia, Bab-Ezzouar, El-Marsa, Baraki, Eucalyptus,Sidi Moussa, Birtouta, Hussein-Dey, Belouizded, Magharia, Kouba, Gué de Constantine, Saoula,Birkhadem, Draria, El-Harrah, Bourouba, Badjarah et Oued Smar.211
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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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1. IntroductionSince 1979, under th
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2. Country profileThe Republic of I
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• activities related to reconstru
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for university education concerning
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2.4. Economic environment assessmen
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Unemployment (15 years of age and a
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2.5. PerspectivesDespite devastatio
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3. The rationale of SME sector deve
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4. Iraq's SME sector: A profile4.1.
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The Private sector employment pyram
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Table 8: Estimates of total formal
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Feasibility study: almost all respo
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Table 9: Percentage of female entre
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Factors for public sector preferenc
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The recessionary indication of busi
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Special investment legislation and
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8. Small entrepreneurs in Iraq: Sto
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a reasonable income and independenc
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9. RecommendationsSME-development s
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Longer-term SME developmentBesides
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• literature and artistic service
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2. List of interviews with governme
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11. Why did you decide establishing
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33. What are the cost components of
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59. Are you working on a project, o
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Promoting multi-ethnic stakeholder
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Research methodologyThe research te
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possibility of conflict. In 1992, a
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2.2.2. PovertyAfter the break-up of
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of almost 10 per cent of GDP, yet i
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Source of initial financing: privat
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‘It is important to point out tha
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4.2. The economic resilience of int
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medium-sized companies employing 24
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5.2. Addressing constraints for SME
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5.4. Support to local initiativesSM
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ConclusionConsidering the actual an
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Scott, Norman: Macedonia: A Brief E
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Official gross reserves 4 290 450 7
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4. Survey questionnaire1. Name of t
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2. Le contexte2.1. Le paradoxe ango
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Composition et description des Futu
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Les généraux angolais sont prése
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Les syndicats officielsL’Union na
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Une étude réalisée en 2003 pour
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3.3. Sortir du cercle vicieux : vie
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Annexes1. Morceaux choisis : le «
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Page 169 and 170: L’implication des partenaires soc
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Page 173 and 174: RemerciementsQu’il me soit permis
Page 175 and 176: Liste des acronymesAFASPAALEANEAANS
Page 177 and 178: GlossaireAide d’urgence :Aléa :A
Page 179 and 180: Résumé exécutifAu cours des dix
Page 181 and 182: 1. IntroductionLe département de R
Page 183 and 184: Limites de l’étudeAvant de proc
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Page 187 and 188: 2.2.2. Aspects démographiquesLes p
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Page 211 and 212: ConclusionLa dimension de la tache
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