Para. 18: “…We reaffirm our commitment to help countries meet the Dakar Framework for Action goal of universal primary education by 2015 … We will help foster assessment systems to measure progress, identify best practices and ensure accountability for results…” Drawing on the World Declaration on Education for All made in Jomtien in 1990, the universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Dakar Framework, adopted at the World Education Form in Senegal in April 2000, embodies a ‘revitalized collective commitment to achieve Education for All (EFA) by 2015. ’ This commitment puts particular emphasis on the fulfillment of the goals and strategies of EFA, in practice, through multi-sectoral participation and through the use of existent structures, institutions and infrastructures. Since the 2001 Genoa Summit, relevant institutions which have advanced the goals of EFA have included the Working Group on EFA, the High-Level Group meeting on EFA (both of which are subsidiary bodies of the United Nations) and the G8’s Education Task Force. Further to this, forums which have addressed

list of specific measures to enhance our counter terrorism cooperation, including: • Expanded use of financial measures and sanctions to stop the flow of funds to terrorists • Aviation security • The control of arms exports • Security and other services cooperation • The denial of all means of support to terrorism, and • The identification and removal of terrorist threats. Assessment:

Looking forward, we endorse our Finance Ministers ' recommendations for action to further strengthen the international financial system and their commitment to foster international consensus in this endeavour. In particular, the international financial institutions and the G7 countries should stand ready to help countries adopt the policies required to ensure sustained access to capital markets. We also support our Finance Ministers ' suggestions to further develop the framework for private sector involvement. Assessment:

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“We call for the ratification of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) by all countries and a strong and consistent follow-up of the Bali Conference by ensuring effective implementation of the UNCAC265, including the development of a review mechanism.” Assessment:

In the current GPON market and standard, the line bit rate requirement is changing from 1.25 Gbps to 2.5 Gbps. We fabricate a 2.5 Gbps burst-mode receiver with commercially available blocks and optimize it with an APD bias control. A burst-mode measurement setup is made for the full compliance test

compliance. I construct a general class of compliance models with imperfect monitoring through a common signal. I derive sufficient conditions-on both the utility of agents and the monitoring capabilities-under which slippage from full compliance is unavoidable, showing the limits of the folk theorem logic

Submitted in full compliance for the degree of Masters of Laws (LL.M) in the

Purpose The purpose of this policy is to ensure that the Cumberland School District is in full compliance

This paper considers a simple dynamic model of tax compliance in which people may face binding borrowing constraints. The model leads to much different conclusions and policy recommendations than static models. In particular, the government cannot generate full compliance by setting the expected