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supplier aspects of JIT (purchasing) and three related to aspects of JITproduction. Therefore, while a number of JIT elements have been identified, two, JIT-production and JIT-purchasing, seem to garner the most support for their criticality to organization success. As a result, we limit our work here to these two primary elements of JIT. We define JIT as a comprehensive strategy that combines the primary tactical elements of JIT-production and JIT-purchasing, to eliminate waste and optimally utilize

Components of culture (Exhibit 1) The various components of the Japanese culture have an influence on the way of doing business. In fact, the differences of culture between Japan and France are important. • Language Japan is a high context culture so non verbal communications tend not to carry a direct message “what is said may not be what is meant”. Japanese is the sixth most spoken language in the world, with over 99% percent of the country's population using it. It is also the official language of

Premier ministre 6 La France face au terrorisme Introduction Pour lutter efficacement contre le terrorisme, nous devons d’abord être capables de le nommer, de le définir. « Tout acte qui vise à tuer ou à blesser grièvement des civils ou des non-combattants, et qui, du fait de sa nature ou du contexte dans lequel il est commis, doit avoir pour effet d’intimider une population ou de contraindre un gouvernement ou une organisation internationale à agir ou à renoncer à agir d’une façon quelconque

Acteurs non étatiques et politiques de santé publique Le rôle de la société civile dans la coproduction des services de santé et dans la définition des politiques publiques sanitaires Expériences en Chine, aux États-Unis et en France Compte-rendu de la rencontre du 21 au 23 mars 2010 Institut de recherche et débat sur la gouvernance Institute for Research and Debate on Governance Instituto de investigaciòn y debate sobre la gobernanza Center for International Studies, University of Virginia

travailleurs : Inde = pays avec le plus gd nombre d’enfants travailleurs dans le monde • sur ces chiffres, 15 millions sont des enfants travailleurs gagés • Entre 14 et 100 millions : le chiffre avancé par l’UNICEF et l’ILO (International Labour Organization) sur le nombre d’enfants travailleurs en Inde • De 500 à 7 500 IRs[2] : les montants minima et maxima des dettes encourues par les familles gageant leurs enfants • Environ 80, 90% des travailleurs gagés en Inde sont harijans et adivasis[3]

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(sufficiently in advance to the next Committee’s session). The Committee works on the basis of different sources of relevant information provided by the Secretariat (collected in advance from all concerned bodies, individuals, non-governmental and community-based organizations working in States parties). Presentation and examination of reports: The report is introduced by a representative of the State concerned (starting with replies to the questions asked in advance by the pre-sessional group) and

should permit to determine if the resulting emissions from a Clean Development Mechanism project are more important than what would have happened without this project, in a situation of business as usual. In fact, the investors want to promote a governmental additionality, to keep the carbon price as low as possible. This reinterpretation can lead to describe as Clean Development Mechanism projects which are actually from business as usual. In this way, the carbon credits granted for these projects

focused on the production of highly processed wood products, supported by a high-technology approach to forest management, while wood production is expected to increase in Eastern Europe. Although not a major activity in Europe, the collection of non wood forest products is a common form of recreation. Key commercial products include Christmas trees, game meat, cork, mushrooms (including truffles), honey, nuts and berries . Most of these have limited but well- established (and sometimes highly profitable)