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Culture and Institutional Reform
Culture is often described as "the way we do things around here." In fact it is more complex. It is also feelings, underlying beliefs, values, history, and assumptions about an organization. Those are rooted in experiences, stories, and behaviour patterns sometimes decades or centuries old. The culture tells people what is and is not okay. Culture is enduring, difficult to develop or reshape.Despite that, fundamental culture change is necessary for the reforms envisaged in Results for Canadians.

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5.2.1 The MIT-SME section: Support for Growth-oriented Women Entrepreneurs in Tanzania, 2005
Prior to 1997, the small business development function rested within a Unit whose status was equivalent to that of a department and reported to a deputy minister.
Really want to help Africa? Let’s build an Africa TechCorps
All over Africa, there is a significant realization that tech is the wave of the future. African Government Ministers are traveling around the world – from San Francisco to the UAE to Bangladesh – pitching opportunities for new investors and building deals.

Update: NEPAD e schools Initiative
The ambitious NEPAD e schools project aims to impart ICT skills to young people throughout the continent, reaching 600,000 schools in 54 countries over the next ten years. Henry Chasia, Executive Deputy Chairperson, The NEPAD e Africa Commission, South Africa, said this is a massive undertaking. It is necessary to have partnerships, and the private sector IT companies have joined from the very beginning.
Live the Example You Teach
How often do we listen to someone give instruction on a subject and later find out they don’t follow their own teaching? These instances are most often noted with ministers in religion but can occur in every area of life.

Empowering Lay People
Early Christians saw themselves as disciples and ministers on an individual basis. In fact, to a great extent they were people of God and shared equality on that footing regardless of social position or wealth. Instead of looking at a minister or reverend as the “leader” each person saw themselves as an essential part of the body of Christ and a representative. Modern Christians would do well to take another look at that type of understanding.
Even Churches Need A Modern Filing System
Ministers need to spend as much time as possible tending to the needs of their parishioners. But they also have to ensure that their record keeping is accurate and up-to-date as well. There are so many different factors that have to be accounted for that it's imperative an efficient filing system is implemented to reduce the time spent on administrative tasks. Read the main article to find out more
How to Be Your Own Lobbyist
It often seems like nobody in government these days is listening to small business owners. But with a little bit of strategy, you can fight city hall. Expert Dr. Amy Handlin tells you how. Regulations, taxation, zoning, and other governmental rules can directly impact your business. When something arises that you think will harm your business, consider lobbying for change. Here are some key strategies to adopt for effective lobbying. They are based on my interview with Dr. Amy Handlin, the deputy minority leader of the New Jersey General Assembly and author of Be Your Own Lobbyist: How to Give Your Small Business Big Clout with State and Local Government.

WUSME International Conference 2011: SMEs Regional Development in a Globalized World
Delegates of entrepreneur organizations, among them Ministers, Ambassadors, Chambers of Commerce and private Companies from 23 Countries discussed three days at the WUSME International Conference (24 – 26 November 2011 in Budapest) a “New Architecture for recovering from a financial crises and for enhancing economic development, particularly in less privileged economies.”
The John Lewis effect – eat, sleep and breathe your brand values
In a recent speech on resolving the UK’s economic crisis, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg referenced national department store, John Lewis, as an exemplary example of a share scheme which its staff enjoy and as a blueprint the UK would do well in copying. This got me to thinking about the often referenced John Lewis, as not only a fair employer, but also a trusted retail brand and innovator in sales and marketing. Below I have outlined a number of observations that if followed, brands could implement for better internal and external communications.
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