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M. Rezaul Islam, and the domain of constrained rewriting. The correction and completeness of this extended mechanism is proved w.r.t. the 3-valued declarative semantics of Künen for normal programs. We also point out how the semantics of a normal program can in a certain sense be ‘parametrized’, in terms of the ‘m

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M. Rezaul Islamessive ., in which many different models of concurrency, languages, and distributed systems can be specified and programmed; and that from a logical point of view is a general . in which many different logics can be represented and implemented. This paper introduces the main concepts of rewriting lo

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Bangladesh and the Emergence of NGOs for Development,t NGOs vary widely according to size, sector of activity, religious orientation, their functions (service providers, social movements, networks or apex organisations), their relationships to donors, their organisational sophistication and other factors. The effects of ‘massive proliferation’ are per

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,Globalisation and Indigenous Knowledge: NGOs’ Role for Development,w role of NGOs for development. This theoretical discussion looks at NGOs’ capacities in the paradigms of indigenous and global knowledge approaches. The main purpose is to find out the gaps, for example, what are the general explanations of these concepts, and which are effective for Bangladesh?

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,NGOs’ Facet in Social Capital and Community Empowerment,cal contexts of their lives in order to improve equity and their quality of life. The objective of this domain is to promote development by providing motivation, education and proper cognitive, democratic and social skills; increase communities’ capacities and resources to bring people together arou

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,NGOs’ Capacity for Social Capital in Bangladesh,n Bangladesh in the early 1980s in response to requests from a number of prominent national NGOs. In 1990, a Bangladesh country office was formally established with its head office in Dhaka. From 1997, PAB began implementing large-scale programmes in the technology areas of food production, agro-pro

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NGOs and Community Empowerment in Bangladesh,, developing local leadership, increasing problem assessment capacities, critical awareness of people’s needs, building of organisational structures, improving resource mobilisation, strengthening links to other organisations and people, creating equitable relationships with outside agents and incre

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