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23 September 2002 Dear Sir/Madam, International Bar Association - International Rule of Law Directory In its role as a dual membership organisation, comprising 16,000 individual lawyers and 180 Bar Associations and Law Societies, the International Bar Association (IBA) influences the development of international law reform and helps to shape the future of the legal profession. Its Member Organisations cover all continents and include the American Bar Association, the German Federal Bar, the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, the Law Society of Zimbabwe and the Mexican Bar Association. The IBA’s Human Rights Institute works across the Association, helping to promote, protect and enforce human rights under a just rule of law, and to preserve the independence of the judiciary and the legal profession worldwide. The IBA is now leading a new project to create a worldwide directory of organisations offering assistance in the area of the rule of law. The purpose of the International Rule of Law Directory is to provide users with reliable information and a compiled directory of internet resources and links to organisations offering rule of law assistance. The Directory will permit international entities, governments and assistance providers to locate organisations with expertise in the area of the rule of law. To this end, the IBA has created a free International Rule of Law Directory website located at www.roldirectory.org and is in the process of contacting more than 1,000 organisations around the world to be included in the Directory. The IBA has identified your organisation as one that may be particularly interested in being included in our efforts to gather together all the organisations establishing or implementing rule of law technical assistance throughout the world. I would be grateful if you could let me know if you would permit the IBA to add your organisation to the International Rule of Law Directory and to provide a link from its site to your website, so that individuals and entities can learn of your organisation. This will also contribute to the building of vital networks between organisations engaged in the area of the rule of law in a broad sense, and will provide useful data to the international community at large. If we do not hear from you by 30 September, we will assume you do not have any objections to us adding your organisation to the Directory. The Directory is due to be launched in October this year. On behalf of the IBA, I would like to thank you in advance for your assistance and look forward to your reply. Yours sincerely Valentina Zoghbi Research Lawyer International Bar Association 271 Regent Street London, W1B 2AQ United Kingdom Email: Valentina.Zoghbi@int-bar.org Tel: +44 (0) 20 7629 1206 Fax:+44 (0) 20 7409 0456

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I think you are doing an excellent job in terms of building capcity in public administration in Africa.I would like to write a feature on CAFRAD for the PRSP Bulletin, which is the Zambian civil service's in house journal on the country's public service reform program. CAFRAD is not well known here and I beleive with you supplying me certain background information, I can prepare a concise informative paper

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I am interested in participating in the "Building e-Governance Capacity in African Countries" workshop to be held from 28-31 October, 2002. Please send me more information on this issue. You may wish to know that I am working as a consultant in the Democratic Governance Project in Zambia. This project coordinates the governance programme in Zambia. Please find below a detailed CV about myself: DETAILED CURRICULUM VITAE FOR SHAWA, ENOCK RICE 7 October, 2002A. SUMMARY OF PERSONAL DETAILS. NAME: Shawa, Enock Rice. DATE OF BIRTH: 17th June, 1965. MARITAL STATUS: Married with two children. CITIZENSHIP: Zambian. PRESENT EMPLOYER: Democratic Governance Project. P.O. Box 50106 Lusaka. Telephone: 241643 Cellular: 096 762376 E-mail: enockr2002@yahoo.co.uk DESIGNATION: Monitoring and Evaluation Expert. B. SUMMARY OF WORK EXPERIENCE (i) Mr. Shawa has been working in the Democratic Governance Project, as a Consultant/Monitoring and Evaluation Expert since August 2000. He is responsible for the economic management, transparency and accountability strategic objectives of the National Capacity Building Programme for Good Governance in Zambia. (ii) He worked for the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries (MAFF), Planning and Cooperatives Department, Policy and Planning Branch in the following positions: 1. Chief Planner June 1999 to July 2000 2. Principal Budget Analyst December 1997 to June 1999 3. ADB Desk Officer May 1988 to July 2000 4. Co-ordinator OPEC/SSR Project July 1997 to March 1999 5. Senior Financial Analyst May 1993 to November 1997 6. Budget Analyst October 1988 to May 1993 (iii) In addition he worked for TAP Building Products Limited, Lusaka, as a Trainee Assistant Accountant during the period: September 1986 to January, 1987 and October to December 1987. C. SUMMARY OF EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND. Masters of Business Administration (MBA), finance major. (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, 1994). Post-graduate diploma in Industrial Project Cycle Management. (Maastricht School of Management, The Netherlands, 1991). Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA). (The Copperbelt University, Zambia, 1988). School Certificate. (Kabulonga Secondary School, Zambia, 1983). D. SOME SHORT COURSES AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED Certificate in Governance and Economic Growth, offered by the Joint Africa Institute in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund, African Development Bank and the World Bank, Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivoire (5 - 16 November, 2001). Distance Learning Course - Public Resource Policies to Benefit the Poor, offered by the World Bank Institute, (17 May - 7 August, 2001). Certificate on the Significance of Building Coalitions in the Fight Against Corruption in Africa, offered by the World Bank Institute, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (March 19 - 21, 2001). Regional Workshop & Seminar on: Monitoring and Evaluation Capacity Development in Africa organized by the African Development Bank (ADB), World Bank and the Development Bank of Southern Africa, and held in Johannesburg, South Africa (25 - 29 September, 2000). Certificate in Budgeting and Financial Management in the Public Sector, offered by the Harvard Institute for International Development of Harvard University, Nairobi, Kenya, (March, 2000). Certificate in Preparation and Evaluation of Agricultural Projects, offered by the African Training and Research Centre in Administration for Development (CAFRAD) in collaboration with the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), Tangier, Morocco, (April, 2000). Certificate in Budgeting and Financial Management in the Public Sector, offered by the Harvard Institute for International Development of Harvard University, Nairobi, Kenya, (March, 2000). IFAD Regional Implementational Workshop. Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. 15th to 19th November, 1999. Certificate in Project Management, offered by the International Training Centre of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), Turin in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Lusaka, Zambia, (August 1999). Certificate in Computers and Information Management, offered by the International Development Centre for Africa, Mbabane, Swaziland (April, 1999). Certificate in Project Formulation, Planning and Monitoring, offered by the Zambia Institute of Management in conjunction with the ADB funded Institutional Support Project of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MOFED), Livingstone, Zambia, (December, 1998). Certificate in SunSystems Ledger Accounting, offered by Next Technology, Lusaka, Zambia, (July 1997). Certificate of Participation, Scottish International Resource Project (SIRP), Edinburgh, Scotland, (1994). Contributed to the SIRP a professional programme promoting international links with Scotland. Certificate in Gender Analysis and Methodology, offered by The Gender Training Unit of the University of Zambia, Siavonga, Zambia, (March 1993). Certificate in Budgeting and Budgetary Control, offered by the Eastern and Southern African Management Institute, Arusha, Tanzania, (May 1992). Certificate in Financial Management of Donor Funded Projects, offered by the Eastern and Southern African Management Institute, Arusha, Tanzania, (June to July 1989). E. CAPABILITY AND KEY EXPERIENCE STATEMENT Mr. Shawa has worked for over ten years in the areas of Planning, Financial Management, Budgeting, Project Planning and Management, Strategic Planning, and provision of consultancy services. He made a steady progression in the professional civil service cadre and rose to a management, advisory and supervisory position. He has worked closely with Donors, Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and the Private Sector. Mr. Shawa is presently working as a consultant in the Governance Development Project and his work focuses on two strategic objectives of the National Capacity Building Programme for Good Governance in Zambia, which are: Transparency and Accountability and Economic Management. In the MAFF, Mr. Shawa assisted with strengthening the links between planning and budgeting. He assisted sub-programmes to redefine the way they prepare their budgets using the Logical Framework Approach so that the revised sub-programme functions are accurately defined in the Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure in order of priority. He participated in the annual activity based budget preparation exercise to ensure that financial allocations reflect Government policy and priorities and that inter-sub-programme allocations reflect the revised functions of the sub-programmes concerned. He made improvements to the budget process including equitable and efficient allocation of resources within and between the sub-programmes. He also provided advice on budget issues. Mr. Shawa is an Associate - Consultant of the In-Service Training Centre Trust located at the Natural Resources Development College where he provides services in the areas of Project and Management Financial. In 1995, Mr. Shawa had the opportunity of working as a Research Assistant in the School of Information Systems at Curtin University while on holiday in Australia. He provided tuition to postgraduate students studying Management Information Systems, Statistics, Finance, Marketing, Strategic Management and Economics. Mr. Shawa can use spreadsheet, word processor, database and accounting computer software. The software he uses includes: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Lotus 123, Costab, WordPerfect, Microsft ACCESS, dBase IV, Power Point, Pastel, and SunSystem. Furthermore, he is conversant with use of CD-ROM for bibliographic research, electronic mail and Internet information systems. Mr. Shawa’s computer skills have enabled him do some desktop publishing. Furthermore, he can undertake computer aided project feasibility studies and budgeting. Mr. Shawa can solve complex problems through analysis; plan, organise and implement policies and programs. He has knowledge of project management, project monitoring and evaluation, financial management, and organisation theory and behaviour. Mr. Shawa is able to promote team based work approaches and can manage professional and administrative staff. He can work in an international and a culturally diverse environment. Mr. Shawa has good interpersonal skills and can communicate effectively with people. He is friendly, organised, reliable, responsible, honest, efficient, hardworking and can work under pressure. He easily adapts to change, can work in a team and is willing to learn. He can adjust to new environments quickly, uphold values of integrity and has a result-oriented approach to work. F. SUMMARY OF SOME ASSIGNMENTS UNDERTAKEN TO DATE. Mr. Shawa has been involved in undertaking the following assignments: Preparing a Governance web-site for the Democratic Governance Project with the assistance of a computer expert. Contributing to compiling Zambia’s State Report on the United Nations International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). The ICESCR is encapsulated in the international human rights law which has been designed to protect the full range of human rights required for people to have a full, free, safe, secure and healthy life. Up-dating the African Governance Inventory (using the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs - UNDESA software package), which is used among other things, as tool for monitoring and evaluating the governance programme in Zambia. Coordination of the conducting of a National Governance Baseline Survey, which will be used to measure perceptions relating to corruption and public service delivery. Preparation of the following documents in the Governance Development Project: Inception Report on the Design of the Governance Development Project Monitoring and Evaluation System for the National Capacity Building Programme for Good Governance in Zambia (NCBPGGZ), Monitoring and Evaluation Manual for the NCBPGGZ, Office Guidelines Manual on the Management of the Governance Development Project and an Action Plan for the Governance Development Project. Contributed to writing the Governance chapter of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper preparation team. He was involved in co-ordinating, preparing and producing the Budget and Work Programme and Minister’s Budget Brief for the MAFF. The Budgets and Minister’s Budget Brief were successfully presented and approved in the National Assembly of Zambia. During some of the presentations, Mr. Shawa was the main adviser to the Permanent Secretary of the MAFF. In addition, he co-ordinated the preparation of the MAFF Strategic Plan in 1998 and 1999. Under the Agricultural Sector Investment Programme (ASIP), Mr. Shawa was the contact person with the World Bank on issues related to Budgeting and Work Programmes. He was responsible for presenting the Budget and Work Programme to the World Bank. He organised workshops and presented papers on the ASIP Budget Preparation Process and held Budget Reviews. He presented papers to the MAFF/Donor Consultative meetings (with the World Bank as the lead donor) on the Work Programme and Budgets. In 1996, 1997 and 1998 he conducted nation-wide workshops on the ASIP Decentralised Planning Activity Based Budgeting (at District and National level). He was responsible for providing Budget Guidelines in the MAFF. In 1997 Mr. Shawa made presentations on the MAFF Budget Planning Process to two different delegations from the Ministry of Agriculture, Cooperatives and Land Reclamation of Lesotho. One delegation was led by the Principal Secretary, and another consisted of Finance and Budget officers. In April and July 1998, the Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR) of the University of Zambia contracted Mr. Shawa to be a key resource person for Provincial Workshops on District Key Performance Indicators. He made presentations on “Using Economic and Social Data in Work Programme and Budget Formulation”. In 1998, a computer expert with the assistance of Mr. Shawa, developed a computer budgeting programme that provides budgets according to the following classifications: Activity, Organisational, Functional, Object-wise, Financing source and Spatial. Mr. Shawa further developed a computer based model for allocating financial resources to cost centres in the MAFF. He used this model to allocate budget ceilings to cost centers. The budgeting programme was also used for allocating quarterly financial resources to cost centres. Mr. Shawa organised a number of Financial and Management workshops and seminars for the MAFF. He participated as a resource person in some of the workshops which include project management, financial management, stores management, budgeting and budgetary control. In addition, Mr. Shawa trained budget analysts and new entrants in the budget unit and accounting department on how to use the computer. Mr. Shawa has attended government/donor meetings to evaluate project performance and budgets. For instance, in August 1998, he was the MAFF representative at the Zambia - Germany Bilateral Negotiations that was held in Bonn, Germany. His presentation during the negotiation mainly focussed on the findings of the ASIP - Mid-Term Review (AMTR) and the way forward for agriculture in Zambia. The German side expressed their gratitude for Mr. Shawa’s candid presentation. In February 2000, he represented the MAFF at the SADC Consultative Conference. In July 2000, he represented the MAFF at a Loan Negotiation with the ADB in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. In the MAFF, Mr. Shawa was involved in the setting up of the Cotton Development Trust that was funded by the World Bank. He also arranged for a Cotton Feasibility Study that was funded by the French government. In July 1997 to March 1999, the MAFF appointed Mr. Shawa as Co-ordinator for the Oil Producing and Exporting Countries Fund for International Development Smallholder Services Rehabilitation Project (OPEC/SSRP). He was responsible for implementing the Project as per Loan Agreement and managing the funds of the OPEC/SSRP Loan as guided by the approved budget. He coordinated the procurement of tractors, trailers, motor cycles, motor vehicles, computers, photocopiers and other office equipment for the OPEC/SSRP. He also coordinated the preparation of the accounts and audit of the project. Mr. Shawa further coordinated the disposal of Scrap Steel that was left over from the manufacture of agricultural implements by the SSRP. In May 1988, the MAFF appointed Mr. Shawa as Desk Officer for the ADB. His appointment was with the approval of the ADB and he coordinated all issues related to ADB projects in the MAFF. G. REFEREES Mr. Stephen P. M. Tembo Development Consultant Ruralnet Development Consultants Plot 5974, Lusemfwa Road, Kalundu P.O Box 34361 Lusaka. Tel: 293529 Mr. D. P. Chaponda Programme Coordinator Governance Development Project P.O Box 50106 Lusaka. Tel: 252783 Mr. A. K. Banda Director Planning and Cooperatives Department Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries P.O Box 50197 Lusaka. Tel: 250532 H. DETAILS OF WORK EXPERIENCE AND RESPONSIBILITIES. (A) In August, 2000 Mr. Shawa joined the Governance Development Project as a Monitoring and Evaluation Expert. He is responsible for coordinating and monitoring the implementation of all programmes and projects aimed at improved economic management, transparency and accountability in the management of public affairs. As part of support and implementation strategy for the National Capacity Building Programme for Good Governance in Zambia he performs the following duties: Responsibilities: · Following-up of Programme activities on the basis of Programme document and/or Logical Framework. · Monitoring project activities, in particular project administration and financial accounting. · Implementing the Ministry of Legal Affairs Governance Programme · Providing secretariat services to the Programme’s Steering Committee · Preparing Work Plans, Budgets, Tender documents, and Terms of Reference. · Maintaining Programme/project records and inventory · Negotiating service, supply and works contracts. · Preparing bi-annual and annual reports. · Advising and facilitating on the preparation of project proposals and reports. · Liaising with Donors, Ministries, Implementing Agencies, District Administration, Local Government and other governmental and non-governmental organizations, and private contractors. · Populating the governance database and up-dating data on economic management, transparency and accountability in the management of public affairs. (B) Mr. Shawa has worked for the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries, Planning and Cooperatives Department, Policy and Planning Branch in the following positions: 1. Chief Planner June 1999 to July 2000 Responsibilities: Planning the periodic monitoring and evaluation of sector programmes in order to ensure that implementation is on course. Planning and monitoring the timely preparation of the Ministry’s budget in order to ensure proper utilization of funds. Facilitating the effective management of human and material resources in order to increase operational efficiency to the sector. Encouraging donor participation and co-ordination in implementation of sectoral programmes in order to achieve sector goals and objectives. Supervising a multi-disciplinary team of professional officers, nine at headquarters and one in each of the nine provincial head offices. 2. Principal Budget Analyst December 1997 to June 1999 Responsibilities: Timely preparation of the Ministry’s annual activity based budget in order to ensure financial resources are made available and properly utilised. Improving the budget process including equitable and efficient allocation of resources within and between the sub-programmes/provinces. Developing an integrated system for budget-cycle management at headquarters and district level. Co-ordinating and supervising the preparation of annual work plans for the Ministry in order to ensure proper agricultural planning. Co-ordinating preparation of the Minister’s Annual Budget Brief and Speech, for use in the National Assembly. Budgetary control. 3. ADB Desk Officer (ASIP - Eastern Province). May 1998 to July 2000. (Mr. Shawa was appointed with the approval of the ADB). Responsibilities: Co-ordinate the work activities of visiting ADB missions. Arrange all logistical and other requirements of visiting ADB missions. Review Aide-memoires of ADB missions before they are presented for signing. Co-ordinate preparation of the annual work plan and budget for Eastern Province. Implementing the Project as per Loan Agreement. between the Government of the Republic of Zambia and the African Development Fund. Managing the funds of the ASIP-EP as guided by the approved budget. Maintenance of the ASIP-EP Special Account at Zambia National Commercial Bank Limited, Lusaka. Coordinate preparation and submission of Withdrawal Applications to the ADB, through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MOFED), which included making follow-ups of the Withdrawal Application with the ADB and the MOFED. Sourcing of goods and services to be purchased within the laid down procedures of the Ministerial Tender Committee and Terms of the Agreement of the ASIP-EP Loan. Maintenance of all records and correspondence concerning the ADB. Coordinate the: preparation of final accounts and audit of the ASIP-EP loan. 4. Co-ordinator of the Oil Producing and Exporting Countries Fund for International Development Smallholder Services Rehabilitation Project (OPEC/SSRP) - July 1997 to March 1999. Responsibilities: Implementing the Project as per Loan Agreement. Managing the funds of the OPEC/SSRP Loan as guided by the approved budget. Maintenance of the OPEC/SSRP Special Account at Standard Chartered Bank Zambia Limited, Lusaka. Maintenance of the inventory for all OPEC/SSRP assets including the take over of the steel at Northland Engineering (in Ndola) and other assets. Maintenance of Books of Accounts to keep record of all financial transactions, including Bank Reconciliation. Preparation and submission of Withdrawal Applications to the World Bank, through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development. Sourcing of goods and services to be purchased within the laid down procedures of the Ministerial Tender Committee and Terms of the Agreement of the OPEC Loan. Maintenance of all records concerning the utilisation of the OPEC Loan. Coordinate the training function Coordinate the: preparation of final accounts and audit of the OPEC/SSRP Loan. Submission of progress reports on the operation of the fund Preparation of letters requesting for extension of loan facility. Make necessary revisions to the budget and submit it for approval to the World Bank and the OPEC Fund for International Development. Preparation of a: Procurement Plan, Funds Disbursement Plan, Physical Implementation Plan. Process Withdrawal Applications, including follow-ups with the MOFED, the World Bank and the OPEC Fund for International Development. Request for reimbursement of the Special Account/Revolving Fund. 5. Senior Financial Analyst May 1993 to November 1997 Responsibilities: Assess the efficiency of the utilisation of financial resources of the Ministry. Review and improve financial reporting methods in the Ministry. Undertake and co-ordinate analytical studies of current financial flows to determine the volume and impact of investment in the agricultural sector under existing policies. Organise and schedule the work of the Financial Analysis Section and assign responsibilities to the Financial Analysts, monitoring progress of their work, reviewing and reporting their output. Prepare reports on financial flows of donor funded projects. Analyse financial statements of some companies and organisations in the agricultural sector. Preparing annual and half yearly reports on expenditures and utilisation of financial resources. 6. Budget Analyst October October 1988 to May 1993 Responsibilities: Co-ordinate and prepare the Ministry annual budget which is designed to allocate financial resources across the departmental activities. Co-ordinate the budgetary allocations and release of funds to departments. Budgetary control Review, evaluate, and monitor release of funds and their utilisation on capital projects and the recurrent budget. In addition, participate in project evaluations and monitoring physical progress of projects. (C) Mr. Shawa worked for TAP Building Products Limited, Lusaka, as a Trainee Assistant Accountant during the period: September 1986 to January, 1987 and October to December 1987. Responsibilities: Writing the cash book, debtors ledger, creditors reconciliation, purchases ledger, bank reconciliation statement, trial balance, and preparing the payroll for Kafue Fisheries Limited and Brake & Clutch Limited (both subsidiaries of TAP Building Products Limited).

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Can you tell me how many staff members your secretariat employs and whether they are organized into a staff association or union or equivalent organization? Many thanks, Brian Wenk ILO Geneva

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Could you please send me an agenda for the workshop and tell me what time it starts on 28 October. I am registered to attend. Thank You Ewan McPhie

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Dear Sir/Madam, On behalf of Transparency International, an non-profit organisation dedicated to fighting corruption, I would like to request one review copy respectively of your books "Directory of African Training and Research Institutions in Public Administration and Management" and "Directory of African Consultants" for our national chapters bulleting. We would also very much like to make a reference of it into our database CORIS (Corruption Online Research and Information System). CORIS is freely available for anti-corruption activists and practitioners world-wide, and aim to become a major portal on corruption and good governance. Please see <http://www.transparency.org/coris> for further information. We would index it the book and add an abstract as part of the reference. Obtaining a review copy would be a great help to us, since, like most NGO's, we have a rather tight budget. I am looking forward to hearing from you, Kind regards, Lene Moeller Jensen

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Dear sir/madam, This is Radwa Al Gaaly, a Consultant in the Center for Development Services in Egypt. We are now in the process of developing a website on Promoting Participatory Development. In order to facilitate networking and information dissemination in the Arab World, the site contains a directory of organizations, including NGOs, GOs, and resource centers in the Arab countries. The website address is: http://www.neareast/cds/ppd As we are interested to include CAFRAD in our directory, we would like to receive your full contact information as well as the programs and activities you implement. Your organization is already included in the list, but some of the information are lost due to technical problems.

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Since the adoption of the Charter, countries have made efforts to modernize their public services and generally work towards the realization of the ideals embodied in the Charter. Attainments in this direction have been mixed. Discussions about this have occurred where opportunities for consultation among African Ministers and senior public servants existed. In October, 2002, ECOWAS Ministers of Public Service met in Abuja, hosted by the ECOWAS Secretariat, to renew their commitment to implement the Charter as a key document supportive of good governance in Africa. The Ministers, among other things, called for all ECOWAS Member States to set up National Committees to serve as focal points for Charter implementation. Excellency, as this call falls also in line with the agreed modalities for implementation, I should like to urge that this be done. With this, CAFRAD and other partner regional or sub-regional organizations could also discharge their monitoring and facilitation responsibilities, as envisaged in Windhoek. Please accept, Excellency, the assurances of my highest consideration.

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Some of the main tasks of any human resource management are to measure, monitor, evaluate and improve the employee’s performance because an organization’s performance is a result of its employees’ performance. As result, organizations are aware of the importance of having data about the performance of its employees, using a performance appraisal system to be able to develop their abilities and solve their work problems. Some organizations use the outcomes of such appraisal as a basis for any decisions affecting the future of employees, directly or indirectly to help determine reward outcomes and identify poorer performers who may need counseling or any administrative action to correct their performance. In some organizations the system is used as a developmental and motivational tool, in others more awareness is still needed to conduct an affective system. In addition to the importance of the appraisal system to employees, appraisal also provides indications on what has been accomplished to achieve the objectives of the organization, is therefore of benefit to both the employees and the organization.

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I saw the activities on e-Africa that CAFRAD is involved in. I was wondering if you knew about the e-Nigeria conference that is about to take place. If not, here are the details. http://www.enigeria.org March 10-12, 2003, Abuja, Nigeria E-Nigeria 2003. First International Conference on Information Technologies. Theme: Effective Utilization of IT to boost productivity in the Nigerian Public Sector and enhance E-Governance. Special Guest of Honor: Chief Olusegun Obassanjo. Focus: Transformation to citizen-centered governance; strategies for IT policy implementation; IT legislative issues, standards and regulation, intellectual property rights; sectoral applications of IT (education, national health management, transportation, finance, commerce). Contact: National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Tel. 09-3142925, contact@enigeria.org

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Hi there, I am keen to know what conferences and training programmes are planned by CAFRAD for 2003. I would be most appreciative if you could send this information to me via email to ehamza@uwc.ac.za Thanks. Enayat Hamza

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The European Commission would like to be informed about the results of the survey on e-governance in Africa .

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I came to know about your organization from the internet.I would like to express my appreciation to your organization for the role it is playing in the development of Africa through the proffessional trainings it is providing.I would like to know if your organization provides scholarships or free partcipation to workshops to civil servants living in countries which are not members of your organization.

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My name is Laurence Petit. I graduated with an MA in translation from ESIT (Sorbonne University) in Paris in 2001 and am finishing my MA in conference interpretation at the Monterey Institute for International Studies in Monterey, California. I was wondering if there were any (mainly freelance) employment opportunities at your organization. Could you give me the name and email of the chief interpreter or the chief translator to whom I could send my resume ? Thank you very much for your answer.

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I would like to express my appreciation for the effert your organization is making to improve the public administration in Africa.I would like to know if your organization gives scholarship(sponsorship) for some of the trainings which are conducted by your organization.

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I am contacting you on behalf of the Institute of Management Consultants for Southern Africa (IMCSA - www.imcsa.org.za). The IMCSA is associated with the International Council of Managament Consultants Institutes (ICMCI - www.ICMCI.org) which has observer status with the United Nations. With members in Zimbabwe, Malawi and Botswana, we are a group of profesional consultants, either private practitioners or employed by the larger consulting groups. Many of the projects, outlined in your programme, are in line with projects we do already with local, provincial and national government, such as capacity building, IT related training, project management, negotiations skills and others. We would appreciate if you would consider our organisation as the prime prot of call when assitance is required. Most our members are born and red in Africa, many of them are Africans. We are all committed to knowledge transfer. I am personally (www.laauwen.co.za) involved in one of the Workgroups on ICT in Africa. Contact me : info@laauwen.co.za or +27832509169

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Do you sponsor female PhD students

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I am very happy to contact you first time,Please sent to me more information about profitional tranning,Ihave greate desear to joint this progrmme,Ihope all africans do togather for develope.

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Subject: Application for the post in Management / Public Administration. Respected Sir, I am Miss Seema Nikalje, A senior college lecturer (Public Administration) in India. I have recently submitted my doctoral thesis ‘Voluntary Agencies and Rural Development’ which will be soon awarded. I would like to apply for the above-referred subject and interested to work in your esteemed institution. If you find me suitable in any vacancies please let me know at the earliest. Please find the attachment of my CV with the email. Thanking you, Miss Seema.

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Username: Dr. Kealeboga J. Maphunye
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I need to contact Professor Tijjani Muhammad-Bande urgently. Please help me to contact him.

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I am currently enrolled for a Masters in Public Management and Administration, and am planning to do my extended research on Poverty Reduction/LED/Municipal Sustainability through Alternative Service Delivery Options, withViable Rural Revenue Systems. Any leads or references you can provide me with will sincerely be appreciated, as I am hoping that the research will be of actual benefit to Mbombela Local Municipality, and local government reform in SA as a whole. Thanking you in advance.

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Dear Madam, Sir Our library used to receive, with many interest your publication "Cafrad News". Because we have not received any issues lately, I would like to ask you to send us issue 69 and 70 in paper form. And keep us on your mailinglist for future issues. The address is: African Studies Centre, The Library PO Box 9555 2300 RB LEIDEN The Netherlands If there are any costs involved, please let me know in advance. Thanking you in advance for your attention. Yours Sincerely, Marian Smit Library Acquisitions African Studies Centre smitma@fsw.leidenuniv.nl

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Would you kindly forward this to the Librarian. Dear Librarian: I am compiling a bibliography on Botswana and am trying to located a document produced by your centre. The title is "An analysis of policy toward urban squatters in Africa: the Botswana Case." If you have this document in your library (I didn't find it in your on-line catalogue), I would appreciate receiving bibliographic details - where published? date published? pagination, bibliography? illustrated? If you don't have this, can you tell in which lilbrary I might find it? Thank you very much. Sincerely, Karla Jones Washington, D.C

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Dear Sir/Madam My name is Srikiran Devara and I am writing to express my interest in the activities being taken up by the organisation. I was a student of the London School of Economics and I am currently associated with governance reform projects in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. I am very much interested in developing my expertise on governance with particular relevance to Africa. I would be grateful if you can suggest a contact person who specifically looks at the recruitment processes. Thanking you Srikiran

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I am a postgraduate student of the University of Sunderland in the UK. I am udertaking a research work on the informal sector of Ghana and therefore will be very grateful if you could send me a copy of your study on the Cost Accounting Practice in the Informal Sector of Nigeria:A Survey of Eastern Business Zone.

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MY NAME IS MAMO ESMELEALEM.I AM A MASTER STUDENT INTERNATIONALINVESTMENT AND TRADE IN AFRICA AT UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA.I AM WRITING THIS TO KNOW IF INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE.

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I am very keen to join your training programme and really hope that there may be some opportunities for me. I have an MPhil in International Relations from Cambridge University and I am passionate about joining an international organisation.

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We are a Development Organisation that carries out development training that would like working in partnership.

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do not much about CAFRAD

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do nto know much about CAFRAD

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do not know much about CAFRAD

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To Whom It May Concern: Hello, my name is Noah Casey and I am a recent graduate of McGill University who is seeking employment in policy and programme implementation of a social action nature. I am well versed in all manner of public relations, interpersonal and clerical skills. I have extensive experience working with children, with youth, with individuals who have mental and/or physical disabilities, in professional office settings and also in professional recreation management positions. I am skilled in public relations work, am a self-starter, a fast learner and an excellent communicator. I work well under stress, am eloquent at all times and can think quickly on my feet. My degree was taken in Religious Studies and English Literature, though I did take some sociology courses specifically dealing with Contemporary Canadian Issues as well. I have long range goals of international politics and, having acquired a good understanding of what there is to be believed in terms of people's personal viewpoints, I am now interested in how social programs work and how I might go about creating my own municipal level social action project one day. I have excellent interpersonal skills, and am a naturally social individual who treats all people regardless of age, culture, ethnicity or background with equal respect. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss my qualifications in more detail and also to develop a better understanding of any positions available. Please find my resume pasted to the bottom of this email. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you for your time and for the work you do. Yours sincerely, Noah Casey NOAH CASEY 1248 Hunter Road, Apt 4 Delta, BC V4L 1Y8 Cell: 778-882-1944 Phone #: 604-943-1944 Email: noahcasey@yahoo.ca JOB OBJECTIVE: To obtain full-time employment. EDUCATION: Religious Studies & English Literature McGill University 2003 (BA Joint Honours, Montreal, QC First Class) Graduate Grade XII Richmond Senior Secondary 1999 (IB & Dogwood Diplomas) Richmond, BC Honourary Graduate TED Ankara College 1998 Ankara, Turkey ADDITIONAL TRAINING: Certificate Pool Operator Level I & II 2001 Certificate Red Cross Water Safety Instructor 2001 Certificate RLSSC Life Saving Instructor 2001 Certificate Red Cross CPR C (recert) 2001 Certificate Serving It Right 2000 Certificate National Lifeguard Service 1998 Certificate RLSSC Bronze Cross 1998 Certificate RLSSC Bronze Medallion 1998 Certificate Rotary Youth Leadership Award 1998 Certificate Rotary Exchange Student to Turkey 1997-98 Certificate Work Party, Evans Lake Forestry Camp 1995 Certificate Multiculturalism Leadership Course 1995 Certificate Counsellor in Training Course, Evans Lake Forest Education Centre 1994 LANGUAGES (WRITTEN AND SPOKEN): English, French, Turkish EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: Actor “The Root of All Squares” Saskatoon & Edmonton Fringe Festivals 2003 Filing Clerk McGill University Health Services Montreal, QC 2002-03 Bartender Arts Club Theatre Granville Island, BC 2002 Recreation Facilitator/ Delta Community Living Society Client Care Worker Ladner, BC 2002 Camp Coordinator/ Jewish Community Centre Supervisor Vancouver, BC 2002 …/2 Noah Casey (778) 882-1944 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY(cont’d): Camp Leader Learning Disabilities Ass. of the Yukon Dawson City, YK 2001 Head Guard Dawson City Swimming Pool Dawson City, YK 2001 Server Belton’s on Bridgeport Richmond, BC 2000-01 Youth Leader Kimount Boys’ and Girls’ Club Vancouver, BC 2001 Presenter Vancouver/Richmond Health Board Condomania Project Vancouver, BC 2001 Supervisor/ March Break Daycare Coordinator Bill Ellis Centre for Mature and Part-time Students Ottawa, ON 1999-2000 Senior Instructor/ Evans Lake Forest Education Centre Camp Counsellor Squamish, BC 1996-99 Radio Broadcaster 96.9 Radio Night and Day Ankara, Turkey 1998 ACHIEVEMENTS: Various Roles McGill University English Department 2000-03 Various Roles Sock ‘n’ Buskin’ Theatre Company 1999-2000 Certificate Top Delegate, First Committee University of BC Model United Nations Conference 2001 Scholarship Carleton University, BA Hons. Full Scholarship 1999 Scholarship Richmond Secondary Drama Department 1999 Scholarship Richmond Secondary Valedictory Award 1999 Trophy Richmond Secondary Grade 12 Fine Arts Award 1999 Trophy First Submitter, Human Rights Committee Model United Nations Conference The Hague, Holland 1998 Plaque Ambassador Model United Nations International Conference Istanbul, Turkey 1997 Certificate Stand-up Comedy Richmond Regional Talent Show 1997 Certificate Student Council Vice-President District Incentive Program 1995 Silver California Cup Field Hockey Tournament 1995 Semi-finalist Western Canadian Junior Squash Championships 1994 Certificate Level 4 Skiing 1994 Certificate Level 3 Snowboarding 1994 EMPLOYABLE TRAITS: Quick learner Enthusiastic Problem-solving skills Good humoured Detail-oriented Gets on well with all age groups Intelligent Friendly Computer, Squirrel and Positouch literate

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I was a partcipant of the World Congress for Youth held in Morocco between 16th Aug. and 30th Aug. 2003. When we went for our action projects into the countryside, I realised that with your training programmes I would like to make a difference in the lives of the people who have left an indelible marks in my life.

Username: Dr. Thomas W. Simpson
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I am interested in internationalizing my curriculum in public administration and would like to establish a relationship with your organization. I teach public administration at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin, Missouri, USA. I know little of African public administration practices but desire to expand my understanding of them. Thomas W. Simpson, PhD Professor of Political Science Missouri Southern State University Joplin Missouri USA

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Please advise as to how an organisation could become a member of CAFRAD, including all information on membership fees.

Username: Brenda Barnard
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Please advise as to how an organisation could become a member of CAFRAD, including all information on membership fees.

Username: Dr AbdelGadir Warsama Ghalib
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I think you are doing good job for Africa . iAM READY TO GIVE LECTURES IN YOUR PROGRAMMES . Pls let me know your future programmes and looking forward for future cooperation FOR GOOD FUTURE FOR OUR CONTINENT. Dr AbdelGadir Warsama Ghalib , SUDAN .

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Dear CAFRAD, Lawyers Without Borders est une organisation à but non lucratif basée aux Etats-Unis qui explore et développe les moyens de canaliser localement et globalement des services juridiques pro bono vers d’autres organisations à but non lucratif. Le modèle de projets que nous avons déjà mis en place inclus une entraide sur Internet : assistance d’avocat à avocat, en particulier aux O.N.G. dans des pays en voie de développement et harmonisation de sociétés à but non lucratif avec des sociétés et des avocats voulant leur rendre service gratuitement. Nous avons créé deux questionnaires, un pour que les avocats puissent mesurer l'intérêt pour une assistance légale, les capacités et les compétences disponibles pour un fonctionnement au niveau Pro Bono. Un autre questionnaire vise les organisations à but non lucratif et essaye d’évaluer leurs besoins au niveau juridique. Les liens qui se trouvent ci-dessous concernent les questionnaires pour les O.N.G. et les avocats. Nous souhaiterions avoir un échantillon aussi étendu que possible. Déjà des résultats nous arrivent nous rapportant le besoin considérable de services juridiques Pro Bono. Soyez assurez que toute information nous parvenant, ne sera ni révélée ni partagée et n’aura pour seul but que de nous aider à définir les besoins et les ressources nécessaires pour satisfaire ces derniers. Nous exprimons notre reconnaissance à l’encontre de "Freeonlinesurveys.com" qui nous ont généreusement permis d'avoir accès à intégralité de leur service, nous apportant leur soutien dans cet effort. Nous vous encourageons à utiliser www.Freeonlinesurveys.com pour vos questionnaires. Cliquez sur le lien ci-dessous ou faite un copier coller du lien pour pouvoir accéder au questionnaire. N’hésitez pas à faire circuler ce questionnaire à d’autres organisations à but non lucratif. Merci. Si vous êtes une O.N.G. ou si vous travaillez pour une O.N.G., cliquez ici S.V.P: http://FreeOnlineSurveys.com/rendersurvey.asp?id=47650 Lawyers Without Borders 330 Main Street Hartford CT 06106 USA 860-541-2288 fax: 860-525-0287 www.lwob.org

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I would like to subscribe to your newsletter please

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bonjour, je suis une étudiante à l'université de Lille 2 en France, je prépare le doctorat dans le thème de : "stratégie financière de la valeur, Evaluation des entreprises algériennes en voie de privatisation", j'ai trouvé beaucoup des difficultés au niveau des documentations spéciales pour l'Algérie, j'ai contacter plusieurs administrations et professeurs et personne ne veux m'aider. j'ai trouvé par hasard votresite d'internet, et je vous félicite vraiment pour vos publications trés importantes. j'ai pensé de vous contacter afin de vous demander de m'aider soit par quelques documents sur ce thème sinon par des Email des professeurs ou d'organisations (Ecole, ...) qui peuvent me donner l'espoire de trouver des informations importante sur mon thème. j'ai besoin vraiment de vous et je vous remercie infiniment.

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Good afternoon I am very interested in applying for your training or internship Is there something programmed for summer 2004 ? Thanks a lot Best regards

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23 January 2004 Dear Sir or Madam Internship Possibilities within CAFRAD I am writing to you with a genuine interest for an internship within CAFRAD. I am a student in the Master of Advanced European Studies programme at the EuropaInstitut, University of Basel. I come originally from Latvia, Eastern European state, and I have graduated from the International Relations programme, at the Institute of International Affairs, University of Latvia. My aim and dream is to be a specialist in the development issues and to work for an international organization, helping people in the developing countries and trying to achieve the best results in my field. That is why the internship within CAFRAD would be a valuable asset to my future work and to achievement of my goals. I would be obliged if you can inform me about the procedure and terms of application for the internship within CAFRAD. Looking forward to receiving your answer. Sincerely yours, Ms Natalia Konstantinova

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Good Morning, Can anybody from your Organization contact me as soon as possible in order to discuss about the project that I have for my country. Thanks

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Public Administration in Africa ,as a practice, is regarded with a lot of unseriousness. The African public servants still look at government as an institution where you spoil things and walk away with it.CAFRAD has a big role to play.

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Username: Nonhlanhla Zindela
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Your website offers valuable information, but I'm a bit concerned about training information. What is available is only up to 2002.Would you please provide me with your training programme 2004 as well as inofrmation on how that training can be accessed. Thank you

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JANE JETHRO[Mrs]. HOUSE 4,C CLOSE, MANET ESTATES, SAKUMONO EXTENSION, ACCRA-GHANA . TEL: +00233-24-835-296 Beloved One , May the peace of the Lord be with you ! I got your good name and address inside my late husbands diary.This proposal however is not mandatory nor will I in any manner compel you to honour against your will.My names is MRS JANE JETHRO, and I am living with AIDS. Ever since my husband, HON.ZUMA JETHRO, the former Ghanaian finance minister died of AIDS and I was tested positive of the AIDS virus, the mass media wouldn’t just let me and my family be.My children have stopped going to school because they could no longer stand the humiliations from fellow students. Even relatives and friends have disassociated themselves from us. The embarrassments are getting on my nerves but what can I do? I would have loved to travel out of the country to a place where I will have peace and spend the rest of my life with my children but I couldn’t make it for I am weak and severely sick. Moreover, no Embassy would grant me Visa to her country with my hairs withering and boils all over my body. From all indications, I know that my days are numbered. In the light of the above, I have contacted you to assist me to transfer out of Ghana the SUM OF $44.2M USD which my husband deposited in a 2 metallic trunk boxes as [DIAMOND/GOLD] with a safety company for the up-keep of my children, and safe-keep it for my children as they will be coming over to your country in due course to live and school. YOU WILL INVEST THIS MONEY FOR THEM IN COMMERCIAL ESTATE OR ANY OTHER BUSINESS OF YOUR CHOICE YOU DEEM HEALTHY. For your effort, I am prepared to give you 15% of the total funds. I am looking forward to hearing from you while thanking you for your anticipated co-operation and good understanding in this regard,kindly include your private telephone and fax numbers in your reply for easy comunication and feel free to contact me on my mobile number for more informations. thanks and ,ay the almighty LORD bless you and your family. Kind Regards, JANE JETHRO[Mrs TELEPHONE 00233-24-835-296

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Attention Mr. Simon Mamesi Lelo Dear Mr. Lelo, This is Michael Fleshman at the UN magazine Africa Recovery. Thank you for your fax of 16 April, your reference number cafrad/65. I regret to inform you that we received only the first page of your communication. For some reason we did not receive the two documents you refer to about CAFRAD's HIV/AIDS projects. Can you resend them? Our fax number is (212) 963 4556. You can also send them and other communications to me via email at fleshman@un.org.

Username: Elinor Wakefield
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Dear CAFRAD, I am writing to see if you are able to offer any assistance or suggestions. I am working as a researcher at the University of Birmingham (UK) on behalf of DFID. I am curently looking for examples of post-conflict or post-crisis public sector pay reform in Africa. More specifically, for examples where donors have provided interim salary support before a fully government-funded reform. I wonder whether you would be able to suggest any countries where this has actually happened, or to recommend any articles or documents that duscuss such a process. If you are able to provide any help, I would be very grateful, and would, of course, credit you in the work we are doing for DFID. With thanks and best regards, Elinor Wakefield Research Fellow - Governance Resource Centre International Development Department School of Public Policy University of Birmingham Birmingham B15 2TT UK GRC Exchange - http://www.grc-exchange.org - Sharing information about governance for development

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How can I benefit from your training programmes: in-house or online? I am a trainer at the Local Government Training Center, Buea, SWP, Box PMB 08 Buea, Cameroon.

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Dear Sirs: I am interested in learning about highly ranked senior executive training programs for public servants in Africa and any that may be well designed in the U.S. Thank you for your assistance. Jennifer Alexander Associate Professor of Public Administration Director, Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice Cleveland State University Cleveland, Ohio

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Dear Sir/Madam we as palestinian ministry of national economy looking to cooperate in the field of training , we have been established a new department at the ministry , it is training dep., as may you know we rae in the phase of reform our ministry to build a new stafe , for that we look to get experience from your organization and to become part of your training programs. best regards ihab yasin Director of training Dep. Ministry Of Economy Palestin

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I am trying to obtain a copy of the following article from your journal: Baumol, William J., "One the Appropriate Discount Rate for the Evaluation of Public Projects" African Administrative Studies, 13 January 1975, pp161-168 Is it available?

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I am trying to obtain a copy of the following article from your journal: Baumol, William J., "On the Appropriate Discount Rate for the Evaluation of Public Projects" African Administrative Studies, 13 January 1975, pp161-168 Is it available?

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2004 GSDI Small Grants Program The Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Secretariat is pleased to announce its Small Grants Programme for the year 2004. The Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) Association is dedicated to bringing about an infrastructure that will allow users globally to access spatial data at a variety of scales from multiple sources that ultimately will appear seamless to all users. The GSDI Association will support the work of organisations to develop their own SDI initiatives, nationally and regionally, and will collaborate with local, national, and international organisations to ensure that the geospatial data, services, and metadata are accessible through interoperable standards-based services, systems, software, and products that operate in a web-enabled environment. The success of the GSDI Association depends on the quality of its partnerships with public, private, academic, and non-governmental organisations. Our Members: GSDI is being advanced through the leadership of many nations and organizations represented by a GSDI Steering Committee. This multi-national Steering Committee includes representatives from all continents, and all sectors: government, academia, and the private sector to include the regional SDI programs referred to as the permanent committees: · European Umbrella Organisation for Geographic Information (EUROGI) · Permanent Committee for GIS Information for Asia and the Pacific (PCGIAP) · Permanent Committee for SDI for the Americas (PCIDEA) · United Nations Economic Commission-Africa, Executive Working Group of CODI-Geo Our Reach: The definition of GSDI adopted at the 2nd GSDI Conference best articulates our goals: "GSDI encompasses the policies, organisational remits, data, technologies, standards, delivery mechanisms, and financial and human resources necessary to ensure that those working at the global and regional scale are not impeded in meeting their objectives" Our Goals: The GSDI board has identified a set of core goals to help advance awareness, acceptance and implementation of globally compatible spatial data infrastructures at the local, national, and regional levels: · Promote and develop awareness and exchanges on infrastructure issues for all relevant levels · Promote and facilitate standards-based data access/discovery/use through the Internet to enable interoperable sharing of these data · Promote, encourage, support, and conduct capacity building · Promote and conduct SDI development research. · Establish and support active programs for attaining funding and resources to accomplish its Vision and Goals. Please visit our GSDI website Program Section to view current GSDI and related programs and accomplishments. The GSDI Secretariat along with partners and participants has allocated resources from the U.S. Federal Geographic Data Committee to fund a small grants programme to support national or sub-national activities that foster partnerships, improve data compatibility and access, and increase political support for data infrastructure. The grants are limited to US$ 2,500. Activities could focus on technical or institutional aspects, as long as there are concrete/tangible outputs and that several institutions collaborate. Sample activities include (these are not exhaustive): · Convening of national or sub-national seminars or workshops · Production of training manuals and modules (these materials must not duplicate existing SDI materials) · Establishment of metadata and clearinghouse nodes · Establishment of web mapping services and applications · Carrying out of surveys or inventories · Production and dissemination of newsletters and awareness-raising materials · Drafting of policy and legislation Priority will be given to projects in developing countries and countries with economies in transition. Grants can be awarded to SDI coordinating bodies (councils, committees) and GIS user groups, but the Secretariat asks that one institution take responsibility for receiving/depositing the funds. The GSDI Secretariat is accepting project proposals until 16 June 2004 (following the structure below). 1. Title of Project/Activity 2. Focal Point Institution 3. Contact Person (business street address, phone/fax, email) 4. Introduction/background to the project (specifying the national or local institutional framework and what has been achieved thus far) 5. Description of deliverables 6. Project implementation/methodology 7. Period of Performance (time-line for overall project, deadline dates for deliverables) 8. Budget (itemized accounting of how the money is to be spent) 9. Details of additional or in-kind funds to co-finance the activity 10. List of collaborators (with contact information) 11. Envisioned follow-up activities We prefer proposals to be in English, but will accept them in English, French, and Spanish. We anticipate a total of 10 - 12 proposals will be selected. The grants will be awarded only as paper checks in USD, mailed to the recipient institutions. The grants will not be electronic transfers, so the recipient institutions must resolve the logistics with their banks. Also, the grants cannot cover organization overhead. The recipient institution will be required to provide a project report and an expense report upon completion of the project by the pre-arranged completion date. The GSDI Secretariat may include excerpts of the project reports in the GSDI newsletter(s). Awardees are encouraged to publish a local press release highlighting the award from the GSDI Association as well as the proposed activities. Proposals are due on 16 June 2004. Please either e-mail, fax, or send them to: GSDI Secretariat 590 National Center 12201 Sunrise Valley Drive Reston, Virginia 20192 USA grants@gsdi.org Fax +703-648-5755 NOTE: If your primary e-mail account is with ‘Hotmail’ or ‘Yahoo,’ please either use another account to send it to us or fax it to us. The ‘Small Grants’ program is designed to be a benefit of membership in GSDI. However, since the GSDI is fairly young, we are making the opportunity available to anyone. However, subsequent announcements may be closed to members only. For more information about the Federal Geographic Data Committee, see http://www.fgdc.gov and about GSDI, see either http://www.gsdi.org or http://www.gsdiassociation.org Also, you are encouraged to subscribe online for a free regional SDI newsletter: http://www.gsdi.org/pubs2.html If you have questions about the GSDI small grants program, please contact Alan Stevens at the GSDI Secretariat: astevens@gsdi.org.

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The electronic documents on your website are very useful. Are these available in print form to purchase? I am particularly interested in buying the following for our library collection: Final report : Public Sector Leadership Capacity Development for Good Governance in Africa (27-30 January 2004, Kampala, Uganda) Yours faithfully

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We would like to confirm the exact title of the Africa Day as we need to print some brochures shortly. Over the last two years, we used the term "Africa Day of the Civil Service and Administration". However this year we have noted that you have used a different title namely "Africa Day of Administration and Civil Service". Kindly let us have some clarifications of this issue urgently. Mrs G Hayes Ministry of Civil Service Affairs and Administrative Reforms Mauritius

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Dear sir/madam We are organising the presentation seminar on property tax models to be adopted by the urban local bodies of India. The proposed seminar will held at New Delhi on 22-23rd November 2004. I would like know your intrest in participating in the seminar so that the details could be forwarded to you. regards rajiv Asthana Trustee , Development Interface

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The Information Technology Institute announces its Fifth Arab Conference on Geographic Information Systems (arabmap 2004), 6-7 September 2004 - Egypt. This year's conference theme is "The Role of the GIServices in the E-Government". For More Information www.ngisc.gov.eg

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Mr. Cunningham Ngcukana from the NEPAD Secretariat would like contact details for your organization. He is charged with the mandate to established NEPAD's Capacity-Building/Public Administration Programme, which he will present to the AU in the months to come. He is interested in establishing a network with academics/experts in the field of capacity-building/public administration in order to come up for a framework for post conflict reconstruction in Africa. Please could you forward me your organization's contact details, as well as the contact details for the relevant person to contact regarding thes matters. Regards, Jaclyn Burger Personal Assistant to Mr. Cunningham Ngcukana DDG: The Presidency (RSA) and Member of NEPAD Steering Committee

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Hello! I'm creating a database of organizations like yours, that promote good governance around the world, and I was hoping to add your contact information (including address, phone and fax numbers, email address, and the name and title of a contact person) to my list. However, I couldn't find this information on your website. If you could direct me to it, that would be great! Thanks so much!

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Hello! I'm creating a database of information on organizations like yours, that promote good governance around the world. I'd like to add your contact information (including address, phone and fax numbers, email address, and the name of a contact person) to my list. However, I couldn't find it on your website. If you could direct me to that information, or if your organization has any kind of list available to the public of similar groups, that would be wonderful! Thanks so much!

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I just wanted to say that I love your website and the work you guys do. I am a Malawian citizen and I go to school in the united states majoring in international studies. I would love to do this type of thing (Helping people especially in africa because there is a lot of help needed) so maybe you guys could give me some contacts so I can find a way to help. I dont have to get paid, I just want to help because I love helping people. If not, maybe you know some other way I can help. But congratulations and good luck to you guys. Jackson .S.Kaphuka

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Could you please direct me where to find, or, alternatively, send me the Arabic version of the description of CAFRAD, its mvision and mission and any other general information on the Centre.

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Hello, how can I apply for a training position?

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I am trying to contact Me Lelo about a brainstorming meeting in London on the 7th September with DFID. We have a number of details to send to him and need his e mail address to be supplied ASAP. Many thanks

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Karger Libri AG Case Postale Allschwilerstrasse 10 CH-4009 Basel Suisse Telephon +41 61 306 15 00 Telefax + 41 61 306 12 34 E-mail journals@libri.karger.ch www.libri.ch Bâle, 30.06.2004 / 186841 Centre Africain de Formation et de Recherche Administrative pour le Developpement case postale 310 Tangier 9001 Maroc D E M A N D E D E P R I X 2005 Madame, Monsieur, Actuellement, nous sommes en train de mettre à jour notre banque de données concernant les prix d'abonnement pour l'année suivante. Afin de pouvoir procéder aux renouvellements et aux nouvelles commandes le plus rapidement possible, nous vous saurions gré de bien vouloir nous donner les précisions suivantes: * les tarifs pour particuliers, sociétés, associations, etc. (versions imprimée et électronique) * les tarifs spéciaux, abonnement combiné, etc. * les frais de port pour votre pays et pour l'étranger * la remise pour libraire * la fréquence de parution * la numérotation * les coordonnées à utiliser pour les commandes, les paiements, la correspondance * les publications disponibles sous format électronique * les détails nécessaires concernant la version électronique des journaux * l'URL de votre page d'accueil * les adresses e-mail à utiliser (adresse générale, contact direct) Toutes ces informations nous permettront de garantir le bon déroulement des renouvellements et des nouvelles commandes. Vous pouvez nous les envoyer par e-mail à rates@libri.karger.ch par télécopieur à +41 61 306 15 67 ou par la poste: Karger Libri AG Journals Administration Case postale CH-4009 Bâle/ Suisse Nous vous prions de bien vouloir nous répondre d'ici fin août et vous remercions par avance de votre précieuse collaboration. Veuillez agréer, Madame, Monsieur, nos salutations les meilleures. Karger Libri AG, Basel

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I believe that your site is quite useful. However, I could not down load any publications. I hope that you could make this service available for African researchers soon as it is very hard to get up to date information easily.

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InWEnt's Information System on International Capacity Building An opportunity for partnering with Germany's leading CB institution Dear Colleagues, InWEnt - the German institution for international Capacity Building - has asked me to design the modalities for a new knowledge base on international capacity building for development. I contact you, because you have experience in this field and your organisation might be a potential partner for cooperation. InWEnt started the Web-based Global Campus 21 (www.globalcampus.org) in 2001 as knowledge portal for international advanced training and cooperation. It allows to follow-up with their alumni and builds a network of development experts and managers, who are at key positions in developing and transition countries. This system shall soon be enhanced to be a global knowledge portal for capacity building in international cooperation. It will support to develop products jointly with partners world-wide, to systematically standardise information about the global market for e-learning, and to acquire contracts an cooperation for provision of services. I am now identifying suitable partners for InWEnt, who want to join in designing and implementing this project. Our objective is to raise quality and efficiency of product development by knowledge management methods, above all in the developing countries. Knowledge base partners get the opportunity to actively add their offer. All partners get unlimited access to the shared documents. The system shall make it attractive for the partners to sell and buy capacity building products. It facilitates a market for development knowledge and strengthens the networking among experts in North and South. Please let me know who will be my contact person at your side for a dialogue on possibilities and conditions for cooperation. Can you give us hints on methods and similar initiatives? Please feel free to ask any question. I look forward to our continued contact. Sincerely, Karsten Weitzenegger Consultant ______________________________________________ Weitzenegger & Partner Max-Herz-Ring 245 D-22159 Hamburg, Germany Tel. +49 40 69206727 Fax: +49 180 54025259867 karsten@weitzenegger.de http://www.weitzenegger.de Newsletter: mailto:subscribe@weitzenegger.de ______________________________________________ Weblinks: InWEnt –Capacity Building International, Germany http://www.inwent.org/en/ Global Campus 21 from InWEnt, the knowledge portal for international advanced training and cooperation http://www.gc21.de

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Dear Sir, I would like to know if there are any job vacancies ? Regards, Amer AlFaysal

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Please furnish me with how we can participate as a keynote address fo this year's Africa Day topic with regards to capacity building in public administration. E-Governance, ICT for Development and PARTICULARLY Public Sector Reform are our bread and butter areas of success and expertise ranking us amongst the top five in the world. Visit us at www.pstgconsulting.com for more information and please do make an effort to get in touch, as soon as possible.

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I am a young african studying public administration in the united states i am glad to see that our field is getting more awareness. i am due to graduate early next year with a masters in public administration.i am currently looking to serve my continuent though i can seem to find oportunities in africa or related to africa . could you help me find the information i need or could you have job posting linkon your site

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Je suis un jeune licencié en communication et suis actuellement à la recherche d'un emploi dans la communication institutionnelle, relations publiques. j'aimerai postuler au sein de la Cafrad mais je n'ai trouvé aucun lien ou e-mail afin de vous faire parvenir mon cv complet. Merci de me le faire parvenir.

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We are trying to reach you from UNDESA/DPADM/KMB, could you kindly call us? Re Meeting in Ghana

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I need to talk to Dr. Lelo about UNDESA's participation at the E-government workshop in Accra, Ghana.

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I used to work a long time ago at Cafrad and would like to know what happened to the then DG Joseph E Kariuki; Can you help me?

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please i need full information about this katrad and what she doing in africa, so iam wating for result, thanks with best regard

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Dear Sirs/Madams, I hope you remember me, as I worked at CAFRAD as a stagiaire during summer 2002. I am now working with an Italian consultancy (Sim-GICO)who's been pre-selected by the European Commission for the New Framework contract. We would be pleased if CAFRAD could join our network. If you're interested please contact me as soon as possibile since the deadline is very strict. Regards

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The Director, I wish to request information about scholarships and grants for graduate african students in Public administration. Kombe ngolwe, chicago.

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Dear Sir/Madam, I am an Indian Air Force Officer presently on deputation to the United Nations (MONUC)and am presently deployed at Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo as a part of UNDPKO. My particulars are as under: Rank: Squadron Leader Name : Sqn Ldr SK Sharma Country of Origin : India Presently Deputation to : UNDPKO UN ID No. : M-021078 Email ID : suryakantsharma@yahoo.com My Qualifications are as follows: 1. Bachelors of Arts (Jawahar Lal Nehru University, Delhi) 2. Masters of Arts in Personnel Managament 3. MS in Defence and Strategic Studies (Madras University) 4. Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management 5. Diploma in Training and Development 6. PhD (Only viva pending) As I am interested in research work I would like to carry out a study of Human Resources in the UN and its implications to emerging economies/ training methodology/leadership in the UN and its benefits/OD measures in the UN/African nations etc. I would like to associate with your institution for networking, assistance data collection and information. I do undertake that since this research is purely based on personal interests I would not be seeking any monetary benefits for the purpose of research or for data collection. However the research paper shall be provided to the Institute for retention, further analysis and publication. Hoping for an early and positive response Regards SK Sharma Sqn Ldr

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Dear CAFRAD.Team. I need volume/issue for following Artikel: Oyugi, Walter O. (1986), "Kenia: Two decades of decentralization effort." African Administrative Studies, 133-161 thanks very much for your help Vaida Kontrimaite

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Dear Sirs, I am graduated from Debub University with B.Sc. Degree in Agricultural Engineering and Mechanization on July 10, 2002 here from Ethiopia. As wide and deep known Ethiopia is one of the top three poorest countries of the world. Ethiopia seems homeland for hunger and hardship where problems of the world reside. Besides I am emerged from southern state, which is one of the eleven states of the country embracing 42 ethnic groups who have their own culture and language, is most marginalized state in the country. The extent of illiteracy, poverty and general backwardness of the state is quite beyond imagination. For instance most of the people in the state are not blessed even to see car with their eyes. Majority cannot read and/or write except few friends in small urban areas. In the state especially in the rural areas there is almost no health service (mothers die from difficult delivery without technical assistance) and no chance for education. On top of that HIV/AIDS is also spreading unbelievably fueling the burning fire of hunger. Diversity in culture and language accounted for limited communication and cooperation between different ethnic groups, which in turn retained backwardness and aggravated civil wars. Fortunately, on conditions, very few friends and I managed to hold B.Sc. Degree confronting variety of challenges. After graduation I was employed under Federal Ministry of Agriculture as an instructor in Wukro Agriculture Technical Vocational Education and Training College and worked for over a year. After that I joined World Vision International Ethiopia on October 7, 2003 and have been working in the capacity of Infrastructure Facilitator until now. Dear Sirs, as I said I studied Agricultural Engineering in my firs Degree. In fact I have strong natural inclination toward electronics and computer related fields as software engineering, hardware engineering, information system management, …. My interest toward those fields produced unfilled gap in my day-to-day life and gives me no rest. All my dream and vision gear toward that. For that matter I purchased many books on the aforesaid fields and reading them day in day out. I am straining all my nerves to join a technology college to realize my dream with the golden statement ‘study and get ready the opportunity will come’. This statement refreshes me and encourages me to hold on. Dear Sirs, nothing withholds me from climbing to the peak of my academic career but finance. I am unable to finance my study from personal funds. I must be sponsored or get scholarships to make my dream come true. Even though it is interesting to study abroad it is costly and scholarships are difficult to find for me. All living expenses and study costs would not exceed $4,000 in my home country for me. Dear Sir, what a success for me if you support me in this matter. If you do not could you forward it to the one who can? Thanks a lot. I am inspired and get into my bed rarely devoting my time for reading the books. My vision is to study computer/electronics related fields and contribute to the advancement of modern computer and information technology. I believe that I’ll be a prominent digital circuit designer that will eliminate present day limitations with information systems sooner or later. Recall where I am from and support me to release my potential on electronics and computer science. To have illuminated future my eyes are upon you…. Looking forward to hearing from you. Yours truly, Moges Mekonnen

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I am interested to find out whether you have any positions available at your Tangier office. Please would you tell me where I can look at advertised posts. Best regards,

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CIPESA LAUNCHES COMMENTARY AND DISCUSSION SERIES ON INTERNATIONAL ICT POLICY FOR EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA The Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) is launching a commentary and discussion series to spark thinking and dialogue on important issues in the field. These short informative pieces will give an overview of an international information and communications technology (ICT) policy issue relevant to African stakeholders, and stir discussion by presenting strong views and provocative questions. Readers will be encouraged to respond to the points raised, via email or in the "comments" box under each commentary on the CIPESA website (www.cipesa.org). Special guest contributors will also be invited to share views in their area of expertise. Watch out for upcoming commentaries on institutions and issues including WSIS, ICANN, WIPO, WTO, intellectual property rights, ICT indicators, spam, cybercrime, and e-waste. Here are a few of the questions to be posed in the coming weeks: * Who are Africa's ICT stakeholders and why should they care about international policy? * The World Summit on Information Society: who should represent Africa and is it worth going? * ITU or ICANN: Who should represent Africa's interests in Internet governance? * Is open knowledge sharing good or bad for Africa? * Will environmental regulations in Europe lead to dumped computers in Africa? * International ICT indicators and the Millennium Development Goals in Africa: e-ready for what? With wide readership and media exposure, this is the place to speak your mind, share ideas and promote change! Please email cipesa@bridges.org if you are interested in collaborating with us on a commentary. --------------------------------------------------------------- Contacts: Joy Olivier +27 21 465 9313 joy@bridges.org Anthony Mugeere +256 77 506015 anthony@bridges.org CIPESA is a programme of bridges.org. It is dedicated to increasing the capacity of East and Southern African stakeholders to participate in international ICT policy-making. It is one of two programmes established under the Catalysing Access to Information and Communications Technologies in Africa (CATIA) initiative, funded by the UK Department for International Development. Its sister programme, CIPACO (serving West and Central Africa) has been launched by Panos West Africa. Working together, the programmes will stimulate discussion, undertake research and policy analysis, and disseminate findings concerning international ICT issues. The aim is to enable African interests to be more effectively represented in international policy fora, and international policy decisions to be more effectively translated into positive outcomes in Africa. For more information see www.cipesa.org and www.cipaco.org. Bridges.org is an international non-profit organisation based in South Africa with a mission to promote the effective use of ICT in developing countries to improve people's lives. One area of focus is informing policy decisions that affect people's access to and use of ICT. Bridges.org also conducts technology research and provides social consulting services to ground level projects using ICT, helping with project planning and evaluation and relaying lessons learned. It brings an entrepreneurial attitude to its social mission, and is committed to working with, instead of against, government agencies and the business community. For more information please see www.bridges.org. CIPESA and bridges.org: South Africa: P.O.Box 715, Cape Town 8000 South Africa Uganda: Makerere University, Department of Sociology, P.O.Box 7062, Kampala

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Just to say that you are doing a great job not just for Africa, but for humanity at large. keep it up.Details of your conferences since 1965 to date are all fantastic,great African's contributions to world development one would say.

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Respected Sir/Madam Greetings, It is with great honour we communicate with your office to present you with the ‘Global Industrial Manufacturing Leaders’ summit which will be held from the 1st to the 4th of October 2005 at Dubai – UAE. This event will bring about a clear understanding on the need of a leadership based approach to ensure world-class infrastructure and support mechanisms that will bring Middle East’s Manufacturing Industries on par with European, US and Far Eastern industries. It will advance the understanding, practice and development of leadership for the benefit of manufacturing industry worldwide with a specific focus on the Middle East issues. Datamatix Group in association with worldwide research centres on manufacturing, leadership schools and global manufacturing experts will provide attendees with real and hands-on advice on successful manufacturing practices. The summit aims to develop the leadership skills within the manufacturing industry and provide its leaders with valuable strategies that can improve the overall productivity and management performance. Delegates can expect high quality discussions related to manufacturing, delivered by an international panel of expert speakers. We would like to take this opportunity to welcome your chamber to support this event by arranging to send information about this event to your members, officials, government organizations, leadership schools, top universities and businesses and recommending them to join via a delegation. Delegates will be able to improve business relations and exchange ideas on manufacturing practices via this event with their counterparts from this region and other parts of the globe. We hope to welcome your delegation in Dubai, UAE at the ‘Global Industrial Manufacturing Leaders’ summit in October 2005. We would be pleased to answer any questions for your delegation’s participation at the event, or your comments on the program. Please contact us at +9714-3326688 or visit the event website: www.manufacturingleaders.com Thanks and warm regards Ali Al Kamali, Managing Director, Datamatix Group Chief Organizer, Global Industrial Manufacturing Leaders Summit --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Organizer’s Profile: Datamatix Group is a leading knowledge service provider backed by 16 successful years of regional & global experiences. Our commitment is to bring new practices, fresh thoughts, and innovative developments that can make the global leadership competent enough to keep pace with latest changes. We aspire to come up with the right initiatives suitable for the global leaders with special focus on the region, and to do our best along with our global partners to provide the leaders with the latest knowledge, practices and strategies in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Economy and Business. We believe our initiatives support regional governments and businesses thus catapulting this region into the forefront of the global commercial scene. They provide top executives with beneficial opportunities to share practical ideas on ICT, Global Economy, Business and Management. Our events address major issues faced at the work place today and are designed to be dynamic and interactive with plenty of time for one-on-one networking and exchange of views. Datamatix events are organized throughout the region and are tailored to focus on the requirements of different industries.

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My name is Dothy Valmont. I am employed as an assistant statistical officer in the Department of Employment. I have O lvels in English, French, Maths, Economic, Geography, Biology, Physics, chemistry and A levels in Geography, Biology, Economic. I have attend a one month course at IDCA, Swailand in the management of information system. My main duty is doing research, collect information in relation to labour market, aand do report. I am very interesting in public administration, as i planned to move more into this field. I am therefore writing to request for a sponsor for me to be able to attend a course in pubic administration.

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I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO COOPERATE WITH YOU IN YOUR TRAINING BUT NO CHANCE SO FAR . HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON . DR ABDELGADIR WARSAMA

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The Ministry of Civil Service Affairs and Administrative Reforms, MAURITIUS, is proposing to organise an official function to mark the Celebration of Africa Day of the Civil Service and Administration. Grateful if you could inform this Ministry of the theme of this year's Africa Day of the Civil Service and Administration. Yours faithfully, B. Hurree-Deal (Mrs)

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Hello! We are a seattle based company interested in exploring procurement & consultancy opportunities available with your organization. We shall appreciate if you can provide us the following information: 1) Information about any forthcoming Projects / Tenders / Bids. 2) Eligibility Criteria for doing business with your company. Please provide us information at the earliest. Details for your record: Company Name: B2 INC Contact Person: Ms. Kavita Shukla Phone Number: (425) 7930931 Fax Number: (425) 7930931 Address: 552, Quincy Ave, NE, Renton, WA 98059 Email: sharif@euclid-infotech.com Please add our name to your mailing/bidder's list and keep informing us about your Latest Projects / Tenders. Thank you and have a nice day. Best regards, Sharif Adhikari B2 INC.

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Hello, I am a doctoral student at the Rutgers University in Newark, NJ, looking for information on "capacity-building" initiatives for African civil servants - workshops, seminars, training sessions etc... Specifically, I am conducting research on the people who attend these initiatives - their position along the managment or organizational ladder. Basic demographic information such as the number of participants and their titles or positions in their respective agencies - no other personal information such as names is needed. Is this information that you would be able to provide? Is it something I may be able to glean from your site? I would appreciate any help possible. Thank you very much, and I look forward to hearing from you.

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I am inquiring to get more information about the journal of African Adminsrative Studies.Is it a refereed journal? Is it open for all contributors? And finally the address in case to submit research work.Thank you.

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Dear Sir(s) It is requested to kindly favour us with complimentary copies of the following material in ENGLISH LANGUAGE for which we shall be grateful to you. 1. Annual Report, Lates 2. List of Publications/Documents published by your esteemed organization. 3. BOOKS/JOURNALS case studies, working papers, research studiefs, etc. Published by you on Global Anti-Money-Laundering Guidelines for Private Banking, anti corruption, frauds, etc. 4. Kindly forward us request to the concerned for response. 5. Add our name to your regular mailing list for information material. Thanking you, Yours faithfully T.M. SIPRA Sipra Library & Info Services Sipra House E-34 Block ‘F’ Gulshan-e-Jamal, COD Rashid Minhas Road, Karachi-75350 / PAKISTAN PS: Kindly send us the following documents on complimentary basis:

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CAFRAD REPRESENTS A UNIQUE CENTRE GEARED TOWARDS PRODUCING THE CRITICAL MASS OF SKILLED AFRICANS WHO WILL FACE THE CHALLEGES OF UPLIFTING THE CONTINENT FROM POVERTY AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT. I SALUTE YR VALIANT STRUGGLE TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE AFRICAN RENAISSANCE THAT IS CURRENTLY SWEEPING ACROSS THE GIANT CONTINENT.

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juste vous demander de mettre aussi la version française en ligne c'est assez important pour les francophones aussi on compte sur votre bonne foi

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Iwas very glad to see that there is an organisation in africa involved in public administration matters in Africa. but it remains that there is less communications acts about it , but I'll like to encourages this experience and I'm so intersted in . Indeed, I'm student in profesionnal training at Essec -Douala University I have Human Ressources Management in option after the "maitrise" in Sociology and Anthropology.

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For Dr. Lelo x Please refer to our telephone conversation this morning and find belo my e-mail address to enable you send all details as discussed. H. Ibrahim (Embassy of Nigeria, Rabat)

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Concernant CAFRAD,je pense que c'est une bonne organisation et elle devait à mon avis avoir à sa page d'accueil une rubrique"pays membres"car nous ne savons pas si elle est representée dans toute l'Afrique entière.

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Good for Africa. I am interested in pursuing some studies in Politics in any of the Southern African Univerities with a preference of South Africa, Uganda or Tanzania. Do you have any information? I am from Malawi myself, currently in the United Kingdom.

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I think that cafrad offer a huge opportunity for the ones who need to expand their knowledge on admenistration

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I was excited to come across an organization dealing with public Administration issues in Africa. I am a Master of Public Administration student doing a dissertation on setting service delivery standards in the Public sectr: a focus on Africa. I would like to find out how to access your database for possible work already done/published in this area. Thank you for your help in this matter. sincerely Jacqueline Mathaga

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Dear Sir, I want to bring in your kind information that the Islamic Research Foundation was established on Nov 12, 1984 in the holy city of Mashhad(Iran) by Astan Quds Razavi [the Holy Shrine of Imam Reza(A.S.), the eighth Holy Imam of the Shi'ites] as a pioneer research and publication body and has emerged as one of the leading research institutions in Islamic Sciences in the Islamic world. We are interested in exchanging books and journals with your institution. I kindly request you to send the catalogues and brochures published by your esteemed institution. An early reply is solicited. Thanking you, With all the best wishes and regards Sincerely yours Ahmed Namaee Director Research Services Islamic Research Foundation Near Tabarsi Underpass,Adjoined to the Holy Shrine of Imam Reza(A.S.) P. O. Box: 91735-366 Mashhad - IRAN E-mail: info@islamic-rf.org Website: www.islamic-rf.org Telephone No: 0098-511-2232501-10 Fax No: 0098-511-2230005 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Good afternoon, We are looking for a local partner to join our consortium in order to bid on a European Project about "Technical Assistance, training and organization of conference, seminars about European Neighbourhood Policy" within the MEDA area. Could you send me by e-mail the name + phone + e-mail of the responsible person who would be in charge of this Project within your organization? This is quite urgent. Thank you. Looking forward to your reply, Best regards, Bernard Joseph MWH, Brussels www.mwhglobal.com

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Dear Sir or Madam: One of our visiting scholars would like to see a copy of a report from 1967 prepared for a CAFRAD seminar. I am having trouble finding the report in the United States. Would your organization have a copy in print or archived? Citation below: US AID Mission to Morocco. Inpsection and control of government services; 3d CAFRAD seminar, Tangier, May 8-21, 1967 [by] B.F. Dixon 1 v. (various pagings) Thank you very much for your assistance! Sincerely, Kathleen Daly Higgs, Librarian Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1779 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington DC 20036 USA tel: 202/939-2255 fax: 202/483-4462 email: khiggs@carnegieendowment.org www: http://www.carnegieendowment.org/about/library/

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Development and building salute Projects: The Palestinian woman's investment show and meeting. Subject: Sponsor chipping to achieve this meeting . Background of the meeting : Relative to our feeling of the overbearing suffering and hard circumstances of our home land our people in these days as well as our deep feeling in the political and economical impasse , we the Palestinians as human beings ,our establishment , companies, factories and our laboratories, relative to these bitter circumstances, the this point we eagerly hope and look for your help and support to bring this meeting into existence and success. By your force and support we direct , guard and lead the minds and hands of the Palestinian woman . in force and perseverant we the take off,( LAUNCH) The Desired AIM: the idea of this meeting has three high aims : Economical social and human aim : Economical aim : it is a matchless meeting in Palestine between the real estate banks and the Palestinian woman for a period of five days in Gaza and west bank in December first 2005. social Aim : it is considered the largest and most remarkable real estate and investment meeting in Palestine A group of the elate and pioneer companies in the field of real estate investment and financing will partake the aforesaid companies will offer real estate housing commercial and investment projects in Palestine The banks and financing companies will offer housing, investment and consumptions loans. The meeting will help the different women sectors of the