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    ALP adaptation strategies compendium

    CARE International, 2015
    The Adaptation Learning Programme for Africa (ALP) has sought to increase the capacity of vulnerable households in sub-Saharan Africa to adapt to climate variability and change.
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    Low-carbon development in sub-Saharan Africa 20 cross-sector transitions

    The Open Data Institute, 2015
    Developing the necessary policies to transform SSA’s infrastructure, natural and human resources in the near term, will play a large role in shaping SSA nations' growth going forward. It is crucial that SSA governments, development partners, civil society and the private sector all seize this opportunity to shift the region’s development.
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    Case studies in base metal processing and beneficiation: lessons from East Asia and the SADC region

    South African Institute of International Affairs, 2015
    Almost all of the important base metals, including bauxite, copper, zinc, nickel and most iron ores, normally undergo some measure of what engineers call beneficiation or mineral processing in the country of origin. Only the highest grades of ores are shipped without any processing, thereby incurring the cost of transporting concentrates containing residues and waste material.
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    National response to disability and HIV in eastern and southern Africa

    2010
    Despite the significant intersection between HIV and disability, people with disabilities have been largely ignored within national responses to HIV and AIDS, and existing HIV prevention, treatment, care and support programmes generally fail to meet their specific needs.
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    Disability rights, HIV/AIDS in east and southern Africa: considerations for policy and practice

    2010
    Recent studies amongst people with disabilities (PWD) in selected African countries suggest that rates of HIV infection are at least similar to, or higher than those of the general population. Despite such studies, PWD have not been routinely identified as a vulnerable population to be integrated within national strategic plans on HIV and AIDS (NSPs) in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA).
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    Zamfara State public service human resource management improvement plan summary

    State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability, 2014
    This document describes proposed programmes and action plans for improving the human resource management practices and systems of the Zamfara State (Nigeria) public service. The improvement plan lists the nine priority areas for human resource management in Zamfara State as:
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    Succession planning: promoting the development of civil servants in Kaduna State

    State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability, 2014
    Succession planning is a conscious decision by an organisation to foster and promote the continual development of employees, ensuring that key positions maintain some degree of stability and enabling the organisation to achieve its objectives.
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    Kano State human resource management policy

    State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability, 2014
    This policy outlines the procedures, regulations and conditions of service that govern the management of Kano State's Civil Service human resources as well as management policy initiatives to improve the performance and strengthen service delivery.
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    State peer review mechanism: process guide

    State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability, 2014
    The Nigeria Governors' Forum launched the State Peer Review Mechanism (SPRM) in April 2011 to enhance good governance and socioeconomic development in States, through periodic review of the implementation of their development policies, plans and programmes.
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    Gender equality in Burundi: Why does support not extend to women's right to inherit land?

    Afrobarometer, 2015
    With 27,834 km² of surface area and a population of 10.5 million, Burundi’s population density is seven times that of Tanzania and second only to Rwanda’s on the African mainland (World Bank, 2014). Its population grows at an annual rate of 2.4%, and more than 90% of the population lives primarily on agriculture.

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