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Economic Performance of the Tenth Palestinian Government
Dr. Ahmad Majdalany |
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Economic philosophy of the reformation and transformation bloc and its government
Assessment of the Palestinian economy
Sector by sector performance of the Palestinian economy
Job market and foreign funds granted to the PNO
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Political Performance of the Tenth Palestinian Government
Dr. Samer Awad
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General goals of the government
Political and economic priorities of the government
Political atmosphere pre-elections
Hamas and Palestinian Liberation Organization
Reforms and procedures needed to achieve the best performance at the political level
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Administrative Performance of the Tenth Palestinian Government
Mr. Mahmoud Dodeen
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Ministerial program, and the managerial and general policies
Patterns of former governments (sixth and ninth)
Competent authorities and shapers of the tenth government
Government agenda and improvements made at the managerial and organizational level
Relationship between government and foreign authorities
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The Second Legislative Council: Missions and Achievements
Mr. Ali Muhana
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Goals and authorities of the Legislative Council
Current Legislative Council and its constrains, achievements and failures
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The performance
of the 12th government: Dr.Ahmad Musleh
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Evaluates the
performance of the 12th Palestinian government headed by Dr. Salam
Fayad. The evaluation touches upon the government's performance in political,
economic, financial, legislative and service fields. Dr. Abu Daya uses different
indicators to judge the governmental performance. These indicators include the
declared goals of the government, its strategies to achieves those goals in
addition to actual achievement. |
| Evaluation of the performance of the NGOs in Palestine Ms. Sana Abu Azezeh |
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Reviews the
performance of the non governmental organizations in Palestine in order to reach
specific recommendations that help in directing and creating a healthy NGOs'
sector in the country. The paper starts by reviewing the context of civil
society in Palestine (its history and achievement), and the Palestinian Law on
charitable organizations. Then the paper discusses the concept of good
governance in the administration of NGOs sector and its application in the
Palestinian context. The paper concludes by drawing indicators for good
governance in Palestinian NGOs |
| Housing Sector in Jerusalem between reality and possible opportunities Dr.
Nazmi Al-Juobeh |
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Explores the
reality of the housing sector in the city of Jerusalem since 1967 until now. Dr.
Jubai review the growth in number of the housing units in comparison to the
growth in the population in the city. In addition to that, he reviews a group of
other issues relevant to his subject which include Israeli policies in the holy
city which aims at limiting the Palestinian existence in the city, housing
problems in the city, lack of national income investment, individual
initiatives, communal housing, shortage of land specified to new housing,
lending, the peculiarity if the old town. Dr. Jouba then concludes with framing
a proposal for a national plan in regard to the housing in the holy city. |
