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Educational Exchange as a Strategic Priority in U.S.-Mexico Relations
Introduction Longstanding educational exchanges between the United States and Mexico have formed part of a shared culture between the two nations. Through a variety of programs spanning decades, both nations have made substantial efforts to strengthen educational exchanges. Despite significant strides and increased economic interdependence, growth of exchange opportunities has been inconsistent, and political tensions have impacted the level of exchange programs.
How to foster a culture of learning
Research reveals that 90% of organisations are concerned about employee retention, and providing learning opportunities is the number one retention strategy – so it’s clear that the importance of L&D is not something that is going unnoticed. However, simply viewing colleague development and learning culture through the lens of a need to attain skills and expertise fails to consider that, in today’s world, workers are the creators of knowledge.
How to foster a culture of learning in your organisation
More than ever before, it’s crucial businesses not only continue to build opportunities for learning and development, but simultaneously enable two-way knowledge-sharing as part of their company culture. It’s no easy task, but there are simple steps businesses can take to ensure they’re headed in the right direction.
It’s not (just) about the money. How R&D funds are spent matters too
Research funding is a hot topic in Indonesia at the moment. The CEO of Bukalapak, an Indonesian e-commerce unicorn, recently criticised the government’s lack of investment in R&D, prompting an invitation from the palace. Indonesian leaders understand the need to boost the country’s research competitiveness. President Joko Widodo has publicly questioned the effectiveness of Indonesia’s spending on research.
Indonesian NGOs can now access government funds to provide services to communities
A new regulation that makes it easier for the Indonesian government to contract social organisations to deliver services reflects a shift in the relationship between the government and NGOs. The release of Presidential Regulation No. 16 2018 on public procurement has the potential to improve the reach and quality of services delivered to the poorest and most marginalised people.
Neonatal hypoglycaemia: learning from claims
Objectives Neonatal hypoglycaemia is a potential cause of neonatal morbidity, and on rare but tragic occasions causes long-term neurodevelopmental harm with consequent emotional and practical costs for the family. The organisational cost to the NHS includes the cost of successful litigation claims. The purpose of the review was to identify themes that could alert clinicians to common pitfalls and thus improve patient safety.
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