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A history of local government in Kombo North District, Western Division, the Gambia, 1889-1944 by Stephen H Challis, 1984 Tenure and natural resources in The Gambia: Summary of research findings and policy options (Working paper) by Mark Schoonmaker Freudenberger, 2000 Report to the government of the Gambia on agricultural education and training by A. E. G Markham, 1968 Government Publications Relating to the Gambia, 1822-1965: A Guide to the Microfilm Collection (Government Publications Relating to Africa in Microform) by D.C. Dorward, A.C. Butler, 1975-12 Convention between the government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the government of the Republic of the Gambia for the ... to taxes on income and capital gains (Cmnd) by Gambia, 1982 Report to the Government of Gambia on rice marketing (Expanded Program of Technical Assistance) by Vittorio Nasta, 1964 Gambia government serial publications of the colonial period: A provisional list (Gambian studies) by David P Gamble, 1982 Notes on involvement of the governments of the OMVG member states in the Gambia River Basin Studies of the University of Michigan (UM/GRBS) for USAID and ... of Michigan Gambia River Basin studies) by Karl F Lagler, 1983 Agreement between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Republic of The Gambia for air services ... respective territories, Banjul, 5 Feb. 1990 by Gambia, 1990 Topics on government, constitutions, Ghana, Liberia & Gambia by J. B Olawale, 1980 Government finance statistics of the Gambia: 1974-75 to 1977-78 by M. S Singal, 1980 Exchange of notes between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Republic of the Gambia concerning ... Kingdom / Gambia Debt Agreement No.1 (1986)) by Gambia, 1988 Exchange of notes between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Republic of The Gambia amending ... Banjul, 30 March 1981 (Treaty series) by Gambia, 1981 Exchange of notes between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Republic of the Gambia amending ... : Banjul, 3 and 4 March 1980 (Treaty series) by Gambia, 1980

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21. UNDP The Gambia
    In partnership with the gambia government, civil society including the local communities,NGOs and the private sector, UNDP assists in enhancing the capacity  
    http://www.un.gm/undp/
    
    Extractions: UNDP in The Gambia Our Mission The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the UN's global development network, advocating for change and connecting countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life. UNDP is on the ground in 166 countries, helping governments and peoples to find their own solutions to global and national development challenges. As they develop local capacity, they draw on the people of UNDP and our wide range of partners. In September 2000, world leaders pledged to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, including the overarching goal of halving poverty by 2015. UNDP’s current programme of work focuses on six primary challenges all in support of the MDGs. In each of these thematic areas, UNDP advocates for the protection of fundamental human rights and including the empowerment of women. Through its global network, UNDP seeks out and shares ways to promote gender equality, as an essential dimension of ensuring political participation and accountability; economic empowerment and effective development planning; crisis prevention and conflict resolution; access to clean water, sanitation and energy services; the best use of new technologies for development; and society-wide mobilisation against HIV/AIDS.

22. AllAfrica.com: Gambia: Government To Implement Stockholm Convention
    The government of the Gambia is developing a National Implementation Plan (NIP)on Stockholm convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (PoPs), which was  
    http://allafrica.com/stories/200306270547.html
    
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23. AllAfrica.com: Gambia: Government Urged To Be More Involved In Sports Sponsorshi
    Government Urged to Be More Involved in Sports Sponsorship.  
    http://allafrica.com/stories/200205270248.html
    
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24. The Study, Gambia Pneumococcal Vaccine Trial
    At a planning level, working groups of gambia government health officials and MRCinvestigators collaborated to develop the study protocol and continue to  
    http://www.niaid.nih.gov/dmid/gambia/study.htm
    
    Extractions: Other Research in this Area NIAID supports research for more effective prevention and treatment approaches to control pneumonia and its related respiratory pathogens. These include: 1) the development and licensure of vaccines and treatments for the pathogens that cause pneumonia; 2) stimulating basic research on the pathogenesis, immunity, and structural biology of these pathogens; 3) developing better and more rapid diagnostic tools; and 4) understanding the long-term health impact respiratory pathogens have in various populations. Decision-makers in developing countries have few resources to address many health problems. In these countries, the ultimate measure of the vaccine's importance is its ability to prevent life-threatening illnesses like pneumococcal meningitis and pneumonia– we hope to provide decision-makers with convincing evidence of the vaccine's value that will in turn lead them to find the resources to make the vaccine a routine immunization. Back to Top Expected recruitment: 16,000 infants over 3 years

25. Ethical Considerations Of The Study, Gambia Pneumococcal Vaccine Trial
    that participated in the development of the protocol or were responsible for itsreview, including the ethical committees of the gambia government, the Medical  
    http://www.niaid.nih.gov/dmid/gambia/ethical.htm
    
    Extractions: Because of the importance of this investigation, we are using the most rigorous scientific method possible: the randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial method. The use of a placebo preparation assures that the trial will be completed as quickly as possible and will provide the most accurate estimate of the vaccine's safety and efficacy. It helps to assure that we can carefully assess whether any unexpected side effects could be attributable to the vaccine. The use of this scientific method is supported by the broad range of scientific and ethical committees that participated in the development of the protocol or were responsible for its review, including the ethical committees of the Gambia Government, the Medical Research Council, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and by representatives of the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

26. THE GAMBIA: BUDGET 2002
    The ADB, IFAD and gambia government funded Lowland Agricultural Development Programme(LADEP), continues to contribute significantly to increased rice  
    http://statehouse.gm/budget2002/7.htm
    
    Extractions: Francais Chinese Espanole Deustch ... Portuguese BUDGET SPEECH 2002 PROGRAMME BASED BUDGETING FOR EFFICIENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND USE WITH A POVERTY REDUCTION DIMENSION VII. POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY i. Agriculture Mr Speaker, Sir, In general, the major programmes in the Agricultural sector have performed favourably leading to great improvement in the output of the sector. The ADB, IFAD and Gambia Government funded Lowland Agricultural Development Programme (LADEP), continues to contribute significantly to increased rice production and household food security, which is very much in line with its primary objectives. So far, 1,745 hectares of swampland have been reclaimed since April 1997, representing 101% of the cumulative target for the first four years and 52% of the targets for the whole 8-year programme. Overall, 10,100 households have benefited from the project, through access causeways and bridges as well as construction of dykes. The ADB and Gambia Government-funded Peri-Urban Smallholder Improvement Project (PSIP), with total project cost of US$7 Million for five years, was launched this year. The project is expected to boost, on a sustainable basis, the production of horticultural and livestock products by smallholders in the Western and North Bank Divisions. The European Union has already approved the funding of the Pan African Programme for the Control of Epizootic (PACE) to the tune of D7.8 million. The overall objective of PACE is to enhance national capacities to control epizootic diseases, that affect livestock and thereby help in alleviating poverty among those involved in livestock farming.

27. SearchBug Directory: Regional: Africa: Gambia: Government
    Related Category Regional Africa Government (229) Web Pages ranked by popularity.The Republic of The Gambia - http//www.gambia.gm/ Official site the  
    http://www.searchbug.com/directory.aspx/Regional/Africa/Gambia/Government/
    
    Extractions: Web Pages - ranked by popularity The Republic of The Gambia http://www.gambia.gm/ Official site the Republic of the Gambia: history, development, investment, tourism, statistics. His Excellency the President Colonel (RTD) Yahya A.J.. Jammeh http://www.statehouse.gm/president.html Biography and photographs of the Gambian President.

28. About Gambia And Relative Websites
    In 1963 Internal Self Government was introduced. Gambia then had a PrimeMinister. The gambia government The official web site of The Gambia.  
    http://home3.inet.tele.dk/mcamara/gam.html
    
    Extractions: The Gambia is a small (4,000 square miles or 11,295 sq. km) country in West Africa. It is surrounded by Senegal on all sides ( see map ), except on the Atlantic coast, and for this reason the two countries have a lot of ethnic and cultural ties. In contrast to Senegal, a former French colony, The Gambia was colonized by Britain and gained it's Independence on February 18, 1965. Oral and written history give account of traders moving in caravans from the trading towns of the Niger to those of The Gambia about 400 years ago. People have been interviewed who said that their territories owed loyalty, to the Mali Kingdom. Mali was mainly composed of Mandinka speaking people. Written records also talk about the states of Niumi, Baddibu and Niani owing loyalty to the king of Saloum at Kahone in present day Senegal. Sine Saloum was composed of Wolof and Serer language groupings. Other written records speak of meeting Jola speaking communities on the south bank near the River Gambia 400 years ago. Written history indicates, that the inhabitants of Kantora had once claimed that they owed loyalty to the Ahmami of Timbo, ruler of Futa Jalon. History also teaches that Demba Sonko, king of Niumi hired 700 Serahule soldiers to maintain order in his state in the 1840s. The lesson is that Serer, Serahule, Jola, Fula, Mandinka and Wolof language groupings could be found in the place we now call The Gambia at various periods during the pre-colonial times. Some of these language groups had kings who established different states. There were no big Mandinka, Wollof, Fula, Jola, Serer, Serahule speaking kingdoms which involved only the members of each language grouping. Fulas, Serahules, etc, could be found in settlements where the predominant language was mandinka.

29. THE GAMBIA DAILY NEWS - Wednesday January 27, 1999
    It states that most of their financial support comes from foreign done from whomThe gambia government also receives assistance, stating that they only pay  
    http://home3.inet.tele.dk/mcamara/press/gdn012799.html
    
    Extractions: Following the President's recent speech to the religious leaders at State House on Koriteh Day that Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) would not be banned by the government, the Gambia Committee on Traditional Practices (GAMCOTRAP) on Monday addressed a letter to him expressing concern about the issue. The letter stated that they have noted with great surprise the recent statement by the President to the whole debate concerning the health and rights of women and the girl-child. They said that they have committed to the dvancement of the well-being of women and children who are made victims of early marriage, early teenage pregnancies, lack of access and opportunity to complete their education, and other options to enhance and maintain the health of their bodies. It stated that the Vice President has on several occasions pronounced the commitment of the government to eradicate traditional practices including FGM.

30. GambiaNet & VisitGambia: The Gambia's Leading Website
    The opposition leader further said that since September last year, the gambia governmenthas been locked in a dispute with the International Monitary Fund (IMF  
    http://www.gambianet.com/
    
    Extractions: – Daily Observer The Gambia belongs to all who live in it. Anyone who wakes up in this country, earns their living from it, and wishes its well and does something for it daily, belongs to her. The Gambia is the willing and expansive mother, whose arms are small yet welcoming and protecting. It has a space in its heart for all who call it home, irrespective of culture, colour or creed. It is such virtues that protects it daily from the common ravages of war and other forms of instability. The country has got an enviable history of tolerance for all. The evils of ethnicity, religious and regional divides and similar forms of bigotry have no place in this beloved country. The colonial masters divided us into the colony and the protectorate. The colony was given all the imports of civilisation such as power and pipe-borne water and roads. The protectorate was allowed to wallow in want. The colonialists wanted to divide us, to weaken us and rule us better. It worked in some countries such as Nigeria, which went to a civil war in the 1960s just because they fell into the trap of divide and rule laid down by the colonialist.

31. Government
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32. Lukol Directory - Regional Africa Gambia Government
    Lukol Directory Regional Africa gambia government. The Republicof The Gambia Official site the Republic of the Gambia history  
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    Regional Africa gambia government. Category contains information about embassiesand consulates, and related Regional Africa gambia government information.  
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34. CPJ Protests
    THE gambia government CRACKS DOWN ON FEISTY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.  
    http://www.cpj.org/protests/99ltrs/Gambia2August99.html
    
    Extractions: Officers of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) arrested Baba Galleh Jallow and Yorro Jallow, editor-in-chief and managing editor, respectively, of The Independent, on the evening of Sunday, August 1 at the newspaper's offices in Banjul. The two journalists have not been charged with any crime, but are being held at NIA headquarters in Banjul.

35. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: Gambia
    OFFICIAL GAZETTE gambia government Gazette; PARLIAMENT National Assembly; NATLEX Gambia (International Labour Organisation) database of national laws on labor  
    http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/gambia.html

36. Gambia Law & Government - LawResearch
    Gambia Law Government. CONSTITUTION EXECUTIVE President; Vice President;see Government. OFFICIAL GAZETTE gambia government Gazette; PARLIAMENT  
    http://www.lawresearch.com/v10/global/zgm.htm

37. Gambia Law & Government - LawResearch
    Gambia Law Government. Government of Court. LEGISLATIVE OFFICIAL GAZETTEgambia government Gazette; PARLIAMENT National Assembly; NATLEX  
    http://www.lawresearch.com/v10/global/zgmg.htm
    
    Extractions: This unofficial website also has a contact database of lawyers with their specialisms Gambian Lawyer Homepage of legal practitioner Mr. Howsoon B. Semega-Janneh. Specialist in Business and Corporate Law, International Business Law, Contracts and Agreements and Immigration Law Guide To Law Online Gambia page Gambia Parliament Contact address and basic profile

38. Gambia Telecommunications Company Ltd.
    1983 April 1988. gambia government Accountant General s Department. Memberof the Board of Directors of the gambia government Banjul Kombo St.  
    http://www.gamtel.gm/fama.html

39. INHEA: Gambia Higher Education Profile
    The MDI is funded by the World Bank/International Development Association and thegovernment of Gambia. Funding is mainly provided by the gambia government.  
    http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/soe/cihe/inhea/profiles/Gambia.htm
    
    Extractions: Prior to colonial rule, the Senegambia sub-region, enjoyed a rich system of indigenous education. Other than basic education and skills training, indigenous education also included various forms of higher education. Higher education was reserved mainly for rulers and priests, and the selection process was elaborate. The provision of higher education from a Western perspective was never the intention of the British colonial government and it is clear that higher education was never a priority of the British colonial government. As a result, when independence came, newly independent countries such as Gambia did not have any higher education policy or infrastructure upon which to build. Higher education in Gambia is very different from higher education in most African countries because no system of higher education existed in Gambia until 1995. The main post-secondary institutions of learning in Gambia are the Gambia College and the Gambia Technical Training Institute (GTTI). Student Enrollment Gambia College and the GTTI have enjoyed increased enrollment in the past decade and should continue to do so, mainly because there is a huge demand for the programs offered at these institutions. In 1990, the total student enrollment at Gambia College was 350, the majority of whom were enrolled in the School of Education. Many students travel for overseas study.

40. Travel To Government The Gambia - Detailed Travel Information And More About Gov
    The Gambia Related … Contact Information Government of the Gambia Email NotKnown … http//www.mbendi.co.za/ The gambia government … Government Top  
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