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106	Quality education for all : Colombia’s partnership with the Republic of Korea to expand learning opportunities through ICT, 2012–15 Quality education for all In 2012, poor students in rural Colombia were learning at levels far below their rich peers (Bos et al. 2014). Colombia needed to close the large learning gap across socioeconomic groups and regions to ensure that all students had a fair chance to realize their dreams. With.. Joo, Christine H. 2020-02
105	Quality education for all : Colombia’s partnership with the Republic of Korea to expand learning opportunities through ICT, 2012–15 Quality education for all In 2012, poor students in rural Colombia were learning at levels far below their rich peers (Bos et al. 2014). Colombia needed to close the large learning gap across socioeconomic groups and regions to ensure that all students had a fair chance to realize their dreams. With.. Joo, Christine H. 2020-02
104	Improving Access to Financial Services in Poor Communities : Introducing the Graduation Microfinance Model in The Gambia, 2015–2018 Improving Access to Financial Services in Poor Communities Across The Gambia, many people lack access to basic financial services that would allow them to borrow and save money. The problem is particularly prevalent in rural areas, where very few banks have branches, and as a result, most rural dwel.. Touray, Yankuba K. 2019-11
103	Improving Access to Financial Services in Poor Communities : Introducing the Graduation Microfinance Model in The Gambia, 2015–2018 Improving Access to Financial Services in Poor Communities Across The Gambia, many people lack access to basic financial services that would allow them to borrow and save money. The problem is particularly prevalent in rural areas, where very few banks have branches, and as a result, most rural dwel.. Touray, Yankuba K. 2019-11
102	Overcoming delivery challenges for national deworming in South Korea Overcoming delivery challenges for national deworming in South Korea This case study investigates how collaboration between the Korean Association for Parasite Eradication, a small coalition of dedicated South Korean parasitologists and health professionals, and the Korean government overcame numero.. Kim, Taejong 2019-05
101	Closing the Republic of Korea's infrastructure gap through sustainable public-private partnerships, 1994–2005 Closing the Republic of Korea's infrastructure gap through sustainable public-private partnerships, 1994–2005 This case study reviews the evolution of public–private partnership (PPP) policy in the Republic of Korea in chronological order and identifies the lessons learned. It describes the backgrou.. Park, Hyeon 2019-05
100	Overcoming delivery challenges for national deworming in South Korea Overcoming delivery challenges for national deworming in South Korea This case study investigates how collaboration between the Korean Association for Parasite Eradication, a small coalition of dedicated South Korean parasitologists and health professionals, and the Korean government overcame numero.. Kim, Taejong 2019-05
99	Closing the Republic of Korea's infrastructure gap through sustainable public-private partnerships, 1994–2005 Closing the Republic of Korea's infrastructure gap through sustainable public-private partnerships, 1994–2005 This case study reviews the evolution of public–private partnership (PPP) policy in the Republic of Korea in chronological order and identifies the lessons learned. It describes the backgrou.. Park, Hyeon 2019-05
98	How the volume-based waste fee policy increased household recycling rates in the Republic of Korea (1995-2009) How the volume-based waste fee policy increased household recycling rates in the Republic of Korea (1995-2009) With approximately 60 percent recycling and composting rates, theRepublic of Korea has been heralded as one of the highest recyclers of municipal solid waste among OECD countries. The Volum.. Kim, Dong-Young 2019-03
97	How the volume-based waste fee policy increased household recycling rates in the Republic of Korea (1995-2009) How the volume-based waste fee policy increased household recycling rates in the Republic of Korea (1995-2009) With approximately 60 percent recycling and composting rates, theRepublic of Korea has been heralded as one of the highest recyclers of municipal solid waste among OECD countries. The Volum.. Kim, Dong-Young 2019-03

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