Examples of using Development and change in English and their translations into French
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is an essential planning document which is designed to manage future growth, development and change in our municipality.
In June 2006, the Women Development and Change Package was introduced to address multi-faceted challenges facing women including unemployment problems of urban women.
dynamics of change in the Sri Lankan peasant sector”, Development and Change, Vol. 24, pp. 787-813.
participation conducive to development and change, 14 community centres
integration policies that can help foster migrants' contribution to development and change.
practical recommendations for policy development and change.
plan for 1998-2001 and the proposed programme budget for 1998-1999 in light of its deliberations on the overall theme"Redesigning the State for socio-economic development and change.
on the opportunities that young migrants can bring to a society(development and change) but also on the obstacles
were among the main obstacles to development and change.
behavioural development and change, and social and resource mobilization;
the debate offers an opportunity to identify major areas for future development and change, as we enter the new Millennium.
key international studies on northern development and change emphasize the increasing empowerment of northern regions
poorest members of society could participate meaningfully in the process of development and change.
since they are most often the main agents of sustainable development and change at the grass roots
girls become agents of development and change for themselves, their families and their communities.
in a context where the group is in constant development and change, with many new points of sale,
the promoters of migrants in their capacity as agents of development and change at the negotiating table.
Youth in Development and Change(YIDAC), Wordview,
action from those that prevailed previously". Anthony Guiddens, The Hague,"Affluence, poverty and the idea of a post scarcity society" in: Development and Change, vol. 27,
Adding to this complexity is working out how the reform needs to be linked to wider system development and change not only in the PFM system but also in the broader public sector,