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Fourth global meeting of heads of WHO country offices with the director-general and regional directors : report, World Health Organization Headquarters, Geneva, 12-14 November 2007
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Organization of local and intermediate health administrations : report of a WHO expert committee [meeting held in Geneva from 26 October to 2 November 1971]
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World health: the magazine of the World Health Organization: July-August 1973 [full issue]
No full text[47] p.World Health's history goes back to 1948, when a simple information sheet reflecting the beginnings of the organization, the WHO Newsletter, was distributed to the press. It was later published in newspaper format, and was given its present title in 1957, becoming a magazine in 1958. Over the years the number of language editions increased and the magazine now appears in Arabic, English, French, German, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. All appear monthly except the Arabic and Hindi editions, which appear quarterly.34
Knowledge organization
No full textEditor della voce di Birger Hjorland "Knowledge organization", pubblicata online su "Encyclopedia of Knowledge organization", l'enciclopedia curata da ISKO con l'apporto di studiosi internazionali del settore. La voce di Hjorland affronta tutti gli aspetti, teoretici e applicativi dell'organizzazione della conoscenza, area di fondamentale rilievo nell'ambito della Library and Information Science.The entry "Knowledge organization" by Birger Hjorland has been published online on the "Encyclopedia of Knowledge organization", issued by ISKO - International Society for Knowledge organization with the contribution by scholars in the field. Hjorland's entry is dealing with all the aspects theoretical and practical of the knowledge organization, which is a basic subfield in Library and Information. Science. Maria Teresa Biagetti has been the editor of the Hjorland's entry
Embodied Cognition, Organization and Innovation
No full textThis chapter explains and employs a constructivist, interactionist theory of knowledge that has come to be known as the perspective of 'embodied cognition'. That view has roots in earlier developmental psychology, and in sociology, and more recently has received further substance from neural science.It yields a basis for a cognitive theory of the firm, with the notion of cognitive distance between people, the resulting view of organization as a cognitive focusing device, the need for external relations with other organizations to compensate for organizational myopia, and the notion of optimal cognitive distance between firms for innovation by interaction
Consideration of Application for Subvention from Pan-African Women's Organization
No full textCouncil of Ministers Thirty-Second Ordinary Session Nairobi, Kenya- 23 February-3 March 1979This report considers the application for Subvention from the Pan-African Women's Organization to the Organization of African Unity as well as the report on the activities of the organization covering the period between July 1977 and July 1978 and its action programme for 1978-197
International organization standard web site
No full textSitio web de ISO (International Organization for Standardization) es el promotor y editor de normas internacionales más grande en el mundo. La ISO está integrado por una red de institutos de normalización nacionales de 165 países
Journey to 2030 : transportation plan of the Boston region metropolitan planning organization.
No full text3C PL Contract #48696MA-80-0001JOURNEY to 2030, the Transportation Plan of the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization (referred to as the Plan), is the long-range, comprehensive transportation planning document for the Boston region. The region encompasses 101 cities and towns from Ipswich to Duxbury, and Boston to Marlborough (see Figure 1-1). This is the area in which transportation planning is the responsibility of the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), as explained in this chapter. Covering 1,405 square miles, the Boston region makes up about 18 percent of the state\u2019s land area; however, with over three million residents, it has 48 percent of the state\u2019s population
Personal Papers (MS 80-0002)
No full textReport from The Cain Organization discussing Bobbye Hughes activities report for the week ending April 6
The training of sanitary engineers : schools and programmes in Europe and in the United States / Milivoj Petrik
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