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As of 2006, Foodcrops and Shortages , and Food Supply Situation and Crop Prospects in sub-Saharan Africa (Africa Report), were consolidated into a new publication, Crop Prospects and Food Situation , which is issued in three languages in electronic format, four times per year. To allow for more frequent updates, the country-by-country assessments of food security previously presented in Foodcrops and Shortages can now be found in the GIEWS Country Briefs , accessible through the GIEWS web site . (...) EN
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Score: 883950.4
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https://www.fao.org/giews/repo...ed/foodcrops-and-shortages/en/
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The reality of drug shortages–the case of the injectable agent propofol. (...) The reality of drug shortages–the case of the injectable agent propofol. (...) Drug shortages: a closer look at products, suppliers and volume volatility.
Language:English
Score: 858663.7
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https://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/90/3/11-101303.pdf
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The reality of drug shortages–the case of the injectable agent propofol. (...) Charatan F. Prescription drug shortages plague US. BMJ 2001; 322: 130- pmid: 11159566 .
Drug shortages: a closer look at products, suppliers and volume volatility.
Language:English
Score: 851194.5
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https://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/90/3/11-101303/en/
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In paragraph 7 of Order
No. 175 (GVA/2017) … the Dispute Tribunal stated that the
Respondent did not provide observations in response to the
Applicants’ requests, and that by implication the Respondent did
not object to the Order.
5 The failure to file the Respondent’s objections was due to
an internal administrative oversight, stemming from a recent
shortage in administrative support services.
(...) Additionally, the Applicants’ Counsel submitted that:
Given the gross inequality of arms in the administration of justice
in the United Nations, a complaint of a shortage in administrative
support services as an excuse for the failure to timely file the
Respondent’s comments cannot be in the interests of justice. (...) The Tribunal finds that the reason proffered by the Respondent’s Counsel
for failure to respond to the call for comments to the Applicants’ motion, that is,
“internal administrative oversight, stemming from a recent shortage in
administrative support services” is not sufficient to warrant the Tribunal to vacate
its Order No. 175 (GVA/2017).

Language:English
Score: 850946.2
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www.un.org/en/internalj...s/undt/orders/gva-2017-179.pdf
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Labour shortages, foreign migrant recruitment and the portability of qualifications in East and South-East Asia
This paper examines labour shortages, admission of foreign workers and the portability of qualifications in Japan, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Singapore and Thailand.
Type: Report
Date issued: 21 October 2013
Reference: ISBN 9789221279280 (web pdf)[ISBN]
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This paper examines labour shortages, admission of foreign workers and the portability of qualifications in Japan, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Singapore and Thailand. (...) The combination of the supply-side and demand-side factors leads to an undersupply of workers, thus a labour shortage. Labour shortages have increased the pressure on all the governments to admit foreign workers, mainly from labour-rich but poorer neighbouring countries.
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https://www.ilo.org/asia/publi...WCMS_226476/lang--en/index.htm
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Labour shortages, foreign migrant recruitment and the portability of qualifications in East and South-East Asia
This paper examines labour shortages, admission of foreign workers and the portability of qualifications in Japan, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Singapore and Thailand.
Type: Report
Date issued: 21 October 2013
Reference: ISBN 9789221279280 (web pdf)[ISBN]
Download:
Labour shortages, foreign migrant recruitment and the portability of qualifications in East and South-East Asia pdf - 0.7 MB
This paper examines labour shortages, admission of foreign workers and the portability of qualifications in Japan, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Singapore and Thailand. (...) The combination of the supply-side and demand-side factors leads to an undersupply of workers, thus a labour shortage. Labour shortages have increased the pressure on all the governments to admit foreign workers, mainly from labour-rich but poorer neighbouring countries.
Language:English
Score: 838051.9
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www.ilo.org/asia/public...WCMS_226476/lang--en/index.htm
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Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic East and South-East Asian economies
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Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic ...
Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic East and South-East Asian economies
This paper reviews how skills shortages have developed during the transformation of the economies of East and South-East Asia’s more dynamic economies, the adjustments made by firms to these shortages and how governments tried to anticipate and remedy them through education and training and through immigration.
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Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic East and South-East Asian economies pdf - 1.1 MB
This paper reviews how skills shortages have developed during the transformation of the economies of East and South-East Asia’s more dynamic economies, the adjustments made by firms to these shortages and how governments tried to anticipate and remedy them through education and training and through immigration.
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Score: 834249.6
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Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic East and South-East Asian economies
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Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic ...
Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic East and South-East Asian economies
This paper reviews how skills shortages have developed during the transformation of the economies of East and South-East Asia’s more dynamic economies, the adjustments made by firms to these shortages and how governments tried to anticipate and remedy them through education and training and through immigration.
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Use of foreign labour to meet labour shortages in dynamic East and South-East Asian economies pdf - 1.1 MB
This paper reviews how skills shortages have developed during the transformation of the economies of East and South-East Asia’s more dynamic economies, the adjustments made by firms to these shortages and how governments tried to anticipate and remedy them through education and training and through immigration.
Language:English
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The factors that produce health workforce shortages are not the same in all countries or in all parts of countries.
Some of the causes of local health workforce shortages are “homegrown” due to inadequate planning, financing, and policy. However, local shortages can also be caused or exacerbated by conditions in other countries.
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Score: 829411.4
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https://www.who.int/workforcealliance/media/qa/03/en/
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In the September issue of Foodcrops and Shortages, released today, FAO says, "The worst affected countries include China, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. (...) Recent serious floods have exacerbated food shortages in parts.
In the Asian Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), except for Kazakhstan, the report cautions that "food supply remains very tight and many people face severe food shortages throughout the region. (...) In Africa, FAO reports that Zambia and parts of Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique face food shortages in areas where there were localized crop failures.
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Score: 829281.2
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