The Challenges of Public e-Procurement Practices in Sub-Saharan Africa in Relation to Public Service Delivery
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Large diff erences exist between the average level of education of return migrants from OECD countries (more than 11 years) and return migrants from WAEMU (5.6 years) or
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Th e other recurring problem with empirical studies on time use is that the sum of the time spent on diff erent activities is sometimes greater than the maximum number of
Analysis of job satisfaction in eight Sub-Saharan Africa capitals fi nds signifi - cant links between objective job characteristics and the satisfaction individuals express with
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