ЕФЕКТИВНЕ УПРАВЛІННЯ ЛОГІСТИЧНИМИ ЛАНЦЮГАМИ ПОСТАВОК ЗА ДОПОМОГОЮ КОНЦЕПЦІЇ МОНІТОРИНГУ

 We consider the conceptual foundations and prospects of introducing the concept of "soft" control logistics activities in contrast to traditional management approaches. Are the basic requirements and principles of logistics information systems monitoring. Рассмотрены концептуальные основы и перспективы внедрения концепции «мягкого» управления в логистическую деятельность в отличие от традиционных управленческих подходов. Приведены основные требования и принципы формирования информационных систем логистического мониторинга. Розглянуті концептуальні засади та перспективи впровадження концепції «м’якого» управління  в логістичну діяльність на відміну від традиційних управлінських підходів. Наведені  основні вимоги та принципи формування інформаційних систем логістичного моніторингу

Principles of Good Practice - AFF

Principles of good governance and an ethical code of conduct are crucial for ensuring that structures of accountability and transparency are core strengths of our nonprofit community. These guiding principles afford organizations the support they need to pursue their various callings and the flexibility they need to adapt to the changing needs of their communities and their fields of endeavor

Emerging Non-state Actors in Global Development: Challenges for Europe

As part of the broader research programme on how 'new actors in international development' might influence European development cooperation in the coming decade, this paper provides an overview of the engagement of three types of non-state development actors: private foundations, corporate philanthropies, and global vertical programmes. In discussing financial commitments, funding priorities, and implementation approaches of these actors, the paper identifies key issues for European donors to consider in developing a response to their growing presence in the development landscape

Strengthening Out-of-School Time Nonprofits: The Role of Foundations in Building Organizational Capacity

Placing nonprofits in the larger context of city, state, and national policy, explores the capacity-building support nonprofits running afterschool and summer programs need to provide high-impact networks of learning and developmental opportunities

Civil Society Monitoring Report 2012

TUSEV published the first Civil Society Monitoring Report in 2011 in order to more closely observe and evaluate developments in the area of civil society. The purposes of this report are for civil society to be recognized, better understood and bring awareness to challenges faced, as well as portraying developments over the past ten years. We believe that the favorable assessment of the Civil Society Monitoring Report by the representatives of civil society and the various institutions in the international arena is a significant progress. The Civil Society Monitoring Report 2012 presents the developments and achievements in the area of civil society, as well as the shortcomings and difficulties observed in practice within the period of 2011-2012. Also, the report compares findings of this year with the previous year

One Health in food safety and security education: Subject matter outline for a curricular framework.

Educating students in the range of subjects encompassing food safety and security as approached from a One Health perspective requires consideration of a variety of different disciplines and the interrelationships among disciplines. The Western Institute for Food Safety and Security developed a subject matter outline to accompany a previously published One Health in food safety and security curricular framework. The subject matter covered in this outline encompasses a variety of topics and disciplines related to food safety and security including effects of food production on the environment. This subject matter outline should help guide curriculum development and education in One Health in food safety and security and provides useful information for educators, researchers, students, and public policy-makers facing the inherent challenges of maintaining and/or developing safe and secure food supplies without destroying Earth's natural resources

Poor Philanthropist III: A Practice-relevant Guide for Community Philanthropy

This is a guide for a research study carried out between 2003 and 2005, the purpose of which was to explore the local ethos of caring and sharing in poor African communities.This guide is intended to assist grantmakers and funders working with impoverished communities in applying a PoC lens to their practice

Управляемая конструкция и особенности расчетного анализа виброизолированного фундамента газотурбинной установки в условиях вечной мерзлоты

This article contains an attempt to summarize experience in the design of vibro-isolated foundations for installations with structurally balanced rotating parts, which include gas turbine units. Also, definition of “structure under control” is given and the need for its use for solving this class of problems. Actual problems of the calculation of the “machine — foundation — base” system is defined. The basic approaches to the solution of problem to select vibro-isolation of gas turbine unit foundation as an example of design in the ever-frost conditions are described.В данной статье приведена попытка обобщения опыта проектирования виброизолированных фундаментов под установки с конструктивно уравновешенными вращающимися частями, к которым относятся газотурбинные установки. Дано понятие управляемой конструкции и необходимости ее использования для решения данного круга задач. Определены актуальные проблемы расчетного анализа системы «машина — фундамент — основание». Описаны основные подходы к решению задачи по выбору виброизоляции фундамента газотурбинной установки на примере проектирования в условиях вечной мерзлоты

Is the Water Sector Lagging behind Education and Health on Aid Effectiveness? Lessons from Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Uganda

A study in three countries (Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Uganda) assessed progress against the Paris Principles for Aid Effectiveness (AE) in three sectors – water, health and education – to test the assumption that the water sector is lagging behind. The findings show that it is too simplistic to say that the water sector is lagging, although this may well be the case in some countries. The study found that wider governance issues are more important for AE than having in place sector-specific mechanics such as Sector-Wide Approaches alone. National political leadership and governance are central drivers of sector AE, while national financial and procurement systems and the behaviour of actors who have not signed up to the Paris Principles – at both national and global levels – have implications for progress that cut across sectors. Sectors and sub-sectors do nonetheless have distinct features that must be considered in attempting to improve sector-level AE. In light of these findings, using political economy approaches to better understand and address governance and strengthening sector-level monitoring is recommended as part of efforts to improve AE and development results in the water sector