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Many ngos inside Rwanda share that view. Says Schilling, who has worked in Africa for 20 years: "This project wouldn't work anywhere else. It would get picked apart, taken over, held up or crushed by corruption. Here you have an honest government with the political will to develop the country." Ruxin says Kagame is fixing an old problem. "How do countries develop? Enterprise. What made us think that institutions set up to fix Europe after World War II would do well at African poverty in the 21st century?" In Nyamata, Jacqueline Nyiramayonde, 42, describes her journey across the country...
According to Everyscape spoksman Tim Inthirakoth, the company will ultimately develop a function that allows users to share their stories and opinions about real-life daily experiences against the virtual backdrop of shops and neighborhoods...
...Afghanistan - there's plenty of money for marginal or unnecessary programs. Pentagon reform and efficiency are far less of a cause among lawmakers today than during the years of Ronald Reagan's comparatively modest defense-spending boom. "Almost every program the U.S. military is now buying takes longer to develop, costs more than predicted and usually doesn't meet the original specifications and requirements," says Gordon Adams, who oversaw military spending for the Office of Management and Budget during Bill Clinton's Administration...
...however, all of the candidates are expressing concern about how the University will continue to forge ahead with its plans to develop its 215-acre Allston campus—Harvard’s biggest single territorial expansion in its history. Those concerns include the environmental and noise impact of the massive construction projects that are looming...
...fact, Harvard is one of the best places for undergraduates interested in AIDS and other global health challenges. Here, cutting-edge research labs race to develop effective vaccines; student groups engage in political advocacy to increase political will among our elected officials; and non-governmental organizations that work in some of the world’s hardest-hit regions hire undergraduate summer interns and graduating seniors. The answer to the once-vexing question, “What can I do?” becomes clear quickly enough if you know where to look...