In recent times ethical revolution seems to be the only solution to solving developmental problems. Most developing countries, especially in Africa have the necessary resources to develop,but the problem is the ethical values necessary to drive this development to enhance the general well-being of the citizenries. Attitudinal change on the part of the leaders and the followers remain the solution.
I think attitude is definitely key to how you go about achieving your developmental goals, but when it comes to governing a country there must be laws in place to keep leaders in check, especially if they lack ethical values so that these weaknesses do not ruin the achievement of developmental goals.
Best regards,
Debra
I would say that attitude will tell you how you can achieve your goals.
I think attitude is definitely key to how you go about achieving your developmental goals, but when it comes to governing a country there must be laws in place to keep leaders in check, especially if they lack ethical values so that these weaknesses do not ruin the achievement of developmental goals.
Best regards,
Debra
Dear Kayode:
You have raised a very important and complex issue, which is often not recognized. I would frame it as the problem of the link between culture and development, which includes attitudes as a specific topic.
In good part, the complexity of the issue is due to the reciprocal causation among the variables. Economic development impacts on culture (probably more than vice versa), but the cultural heritage usually affects (slowing or facilitating) development.
Empirical research based on transnational value surveys shows that things like interpersonal trust, "achievement motivation" and "self-direction values" are associated with higher development rates. But in my view the whole puzzle is still far from being solved.
Yes, accompanied with a strong will, based on high moral standards, for the benefit of the majority of people.
But, can this be achieved? Theoretically, yes, practically...Or with other words, the way seems too long, yet, at least for some countries.
This question is related to a recent one about corruption. Yes, I would certainly agree that "attitude," of the society at large, and consequently attitude of the political "leadership," has to be a critically important factor, to set development goals first, and then to achieve them.
Attitude is part of the culture. Optimism, expectations, self reliance, and the drive to succeed, have to be embedded in the culture. If this doesn't exist, building it from scratch will be an iterative process, most likely, I have to believe.
The biggest problem, as I see it, is a culture in which people expect the government politicians to be responsible for their well being. That won't work. It just promotes corruption. People have to demand from their politicians that they provide good governance, rather than just passively expect to be spoon-fed by their politicians.
Is Attitude a major determinant of achieving developmental goals?
Attitude can be one of the determinants to achieve development goals. There are also other determinants that need to be considered like actual behavior, personal moral philosophy subscribed (e.g. Kantianism, Utilitarianism etc.) and surrounding environmental factors (e.g. peer pressures, family influence, cultural practices / do's & don'ts etc.).
I haven't considered the relationship between attitude and developmental goals until now. Searching on the Internet, however, I have found the following article in which the author attach importance to the right attitude to support goal achievement and understood the relationship.
http://blog.kevineikenberry.com/leadership-supervisory-skills/developing-the-right-attitude-to-support-goal-achievement/
Si la Actitud es muy importante para determinar el rumbo al logro de los Objetivos de Desarrollo a nivel mundial, principalmente en los países subdesarrollados, abrumados por guerras y carencias de todo tipo, fuera de la Lógica del Bienestar Global, en forma de "Metas de los Objetivos del Milenio (MOM)", y avance de MOM después del 2015, redactados en Conferencia Internacional recientemente efectuada en la ONU, los cuáles aún no se han cumplido, y comento y argumento al respecto lo siguiente:
- Por supuesto que es fundamental un Cambio de Actitud, con motivación y convicción suficiente a nivel individual, para llevar de la "Declaración de los Valores Morales y Principios Éticos", a la Acción o puesta en Práctica de estos Principios y Valores, en beneficio mental, axiológico y espiritual del individuo que los está generando, y después, en beneficio de sus semejantes durante la interacción social, la convivencia y la comunicación humana.
- La interacción y comunicación tiene que ser de tal intensidad en motivación y convencimiento personal, que transmita estos pensamientos, sentimientos y convicciones axiológicas a los demás, especialmente a quienes pretenda lograr un cambio y transformar de raíz,sus actitudes, en aras del bien común.
- La educación formal, familiar e informal (vida diaria) en ética, moral y valores, son otras vías, pero no tanto a nivel de aula, sino a nivel del campo de la realidad social, en la inmersión de vivencias y problemas de índole ético y moral, que sensibilicen a los pacientes (enfermos) o individuos (aparentemente sanos) y contribuya a su madurez emocional y moral, a fin de estar en posibilidad de orientar o tomar decisiones de gran responsabilidad ética en cierta problemática, ya sea de tipo individual como pacientes, o de mayor alcance en núcleos familiares y grupos sociales.
Saludos a todos los participantes de esta red de discusión y argumentación; y en espera de otras contribuciones, que abonen al mejor enfoque para lograr un cambio en las actitudes de las personas.
Dr. José Luis García Vigil
If the Attitude is very important in determining the course to achieving the Millennium Development Worldwide, mainly in developing countries, overwhelmed by wars and shortages of all kinds, outside the logic of Global Welfare as "Goals the Millennium Development Objetive (GMDO) "and advance GMDO after 2015, drafted in International Conference held recently at the UN, which have not yet been fulfilled, and comment and argument about the following:
- Of course it is fundamental a change in attitude, with motivation and enough conviction on an individual level, to bring the "Declaration of Moral Values and Ethical Principles", to Action or implementation of these principles and values, mental benefit , axiological and spiritual individual who is generating, then the benefit of their peers for social interaction, coexistence and human communication.
- Interaction and communication must be of such intensity in motivation and personal conviction, to convey these thoughts, feelings and axiological convictions to others, especially those who intend to effect change and transform root, their attitudes, for the common good.
- The formal, familiar and informal learning (daily life) in ethics, morals and values are other ways, but not both at the classroom level but at the level of the field of social reality, immersion experiences and problems of ethical nature and moral, to sensitize patients (Sick) or individuals (apparently healthy) and contribute to their emotional and moral maturity, in order to be able to guide or make decisions of great ethical responsibility somewhat problematic, either individually type as patients or broader in households and social groups.
Greetings to all participants of this network of discussion and argument; and pending further contributions that pay the best approach to achieve a change in the attitudes of people.
Dr. Jose Luis Garcia Vigil
Yes it does play a significant role in achieving developmental goals
Dear Colleagues,
Good Day,
"Africa’s hard road to the Millennium Development Goals
According to various reports by the UN and other organizations,* Africa is facing big challenges in achieving the world's anti-poverty Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The overall statistics may be sobering, but some countries are showing bright spots of progress, which are highlighted below.
GOAL 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
GOAL 2: Achieve universal primary education
GOAL 3: Promote gender equality and empower women
GOAL 4: Reduce child mortality
GOAL 5: Improve maternal health
GOAL 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
GOAL 7: Ensure environmental sustainability
GOAL 8: Develop a global partnership for development"...
Please, see the original article for more detail.....
http://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/august-2010/africa%E2%80%99s-hard-road-millennium-development-goals
Dear Colleagues,
Good Day,
Please, see these articles which are related to the thread.....
The place of attitude in achieving developmental goals cannot be overstressed especially as it concerns Africa where moral decadence and value system seem to be eroding quickly. So, I concur with the thesis that attitude is important in achieving developmental goals.
Beside several factors, an attitude definitely is one factor in achieving developmental goals.
If you consider achievement and achievers, you hopefully would recognize that one piece of the goal achievement puzzle is attitude.
Right attitude is important. Three good reasons to explore the ‘right’ attitude!
---The right attitude enables the right behaviors – behaviors of persistence, discipline and creativity.
---The right attitude enables right focus – staying on mentally target and alert for opportunities.
---The right attitude enables right results – it improves the likelihood of your success in reaching your goals.
Behaviors, focus and results. The right attitude can create all of them, both for ourselves and those we lead.
http://blog.kevineikenberry.com/leadership-supervisory-skills/developing-the-right-attitude-to-support-goal-achievement/
Yes, I think attitude play important part in development process.The success of development depend on the attitude of the government,donors and the recepients of development benefits.
Dear Kayose,
Off course, the attitude is a important key to achieve all. But, if the politicians who govern are corrupt, the attitude is not enough.
I think that in this cases, is need to change of leaders.
Many thanks
Good attitude is a major determinant of achieving developmental goals and can positively affect the work success, whereas bad attitude puts the employee at risk of missing out on promotions, raises and other rewards and also negatively affect the organizational performance.
I foresee the Republican party in the USA losing the next presidential election to the Democratic candidate due to the attitudinal problem.
Attitude plays crucial role in each and everything both personality wise and country's policy wise too.
Development of nation depends on policies that adopted basing on country's culture, infrastructural resources and leaders capability in implementing them.
African Countries Show Mixed Results in Quality of Government Performance
http://www.worldbank.org/en/region/afr/publication/cpia-africa-assessing-africas-policies-and-institutions
Commit to hard work : Kagame
http://makuruki.rw/en/spip.php?article1280
e-agriculture strategies: the case of Ivory Coast
http://ictupdate.cta.int/Feature-Articles/e-agriculture-strategies-the-case-of-Ivory-Coast/(73)/1377173497
Ethiopia set to be the fastest growing country in the world
http://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/east-africa/2015/09/15/ethiopia-fastest-growing-country/
Somalia Initiative
http://www.accord.org.za/somalia-initiative/
To me, humaneness is the motivational- value basis of the personality (as well as the existential choice- moral, personal, conceptual) . In this interesting work "Personality, values, and motivation" there are the FFm's five factors- Conscientiousness, Emotional Stability, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Openness to Experience" in their interaction.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/222513052_Pesonality_values_and_motivation
Article Pesonality, values, and motivation
Ethical improvement is necessary for national improvement. There is also a need to determine organizational ethics at the place of social ethics. As the old world was composed of societies, but the modern world is based on development of organizations and nations.
Attitude of leaders and its followers determine the direction of their work, therefore it is very important. In India, I see that people are devoted to money and caste & creeds - which are big hindrance for development. Politics is based on money and dividing the society. If Indians will not build a national ethics, India's democracy be better defined as "LEADEROCRACY" where the policies will be developed for political leaders.
Dear Dr. Asaju,
One example from Thailand is how attitude change among villagers leads to a new political culture. According to Piayura and Ayuwat (2011), Thai villagers have been exposed to the ideas of human rights and equality brought to them by democracy movements and the mass media. This results in their less having blind respect to authorities or hierarchical social structure, and more assertiveness in their voting decisions. Here's an excerpt from Piayura and Ayuwat (2011):
"Beginning with the electorate turnout on December 10th, 2007 in many election areas of the Northeast of Thailand, the Northeastern villagers shocked the entire nation with the daring to challenge the‘established’ politicians and voted for numbers of ‘no name’politicians of their own choices."
(http://www.ipedr.com/vol5/no2/95-H10233.pdf)
Hope this is relevant.
Sincerely,
Cameen
Attitude is a determination to developmental goals so it should be worked on
“It is good people who make good places.”
― Anna Sewell, Black Beauty
“Life is 10 percent what you make it and 90 percent how you take it.”
― Irving Berlin
ATTITUDE
A + T + T + I + T + U+ D + E = 1 + 20 + 20 + 9 + 20 + 21 + 4 + 5 = 100
= 100
= means cent per cent for the success
Thanks for the invitation. Yes, in my opinion, education in its deep meaning and attitude are the keywords required for true human development. They are deeply interconnected. Unfortunately, persons are sometimes more interested in material goods, in a society excessively oriented for consume, and illusory success, no matter the used means, than in values immaterial that could lead to a real progress.
Death penalty and generalized use of weapons (including sometimes in schools?!!) for example, are allowed/promoted nowadays in some places, including in some pseudo developed societies?
Yeah, sometimes for some people, attitude becomes detrimental in achieving developmental goals. Mr.Subash Kundu has rightly quoted.
In any society , political leaders , administrators , judiciary , media & civil society ( citizen groups ) play an important role in shaping decisions . The MDG's & SDG's have set guidelines & targets to be achieved by every nation in a period of 15 years . This is available for everyone to view & be aware of their duties . It is the attitude of every single group which is essential for achieving the developmental goals . Every citizen in his own small way has to play this role , whether he is in the public or private sector .
The capability of an individual is a product of knowledge and attitude. A positive attitude is the driving force behind achievement of goals. The factors of success are: attitude, knowledge, skill and behavior.
Dear all
I always read the sentence “Attitude is everything. Change your attitude and change your life!”. But I pay a little of attention on it. Today I think it again. I think it is right. For a student only he wants to study and want to be a good student, he will take an active learning way and study hard.
For a country, only the people want to change their indigence. They will go to look for ways and work hard actively.
Philadelphia, PA
Dear Asaju,
All positive change in society requires development of political will. This is partly a matter of understanding the problems to be solved and it is partly a matter of the firm emotional commitment and integrity of those who wish to bring about change. Such a combination of personal integrity, commitment and understanding cannot be bought or sold; and it all resists corruption.
My sense is that this is what is meant by appropriate "attitude" in this thread.
Cf. e.g., Soyinka, The Man Died.
H.G. Callaway
For every action our attitude place an very important part .In our working action our general behavior & approach with the people who are joining with us & directly or otherwise connected in our working action.
It is our attitude which also reflects our personality ,our behavior, our temperament nature & the growth connected there with a resulting growth of our development .
Our attitude & the development although reflecting our individual behavior but it has a far reaction of our working environment & also for our member associated with us.
It is this factor which determinant our developmental goals.
This is my personal opinion
For any field of work attitude plays a major role to achieve one goal.
Ethics is fundamental to reach a developed society, where corruption is abolished.
Attitude is an atribute of individial personality and environment. The change in attitude requires an overwholing of all social institutions. The failure of one affects the other.
Attitude determines our response to the surroundings, our response determines our personality in different circumstances. Hence, Attitude is the majour parameter/aspect of personality.
Of course not - because often important is money, politics, environment and happiness.
in general money, politics, environment are the inputs. the response, however, depends on attitude which ultimately determine the happiness. Otherwise, people subjected to same conditions would have been similarly happy which is not true.
I'm sure, only inspiration is a major determinant in achieving the developmental goals.The most important thing is to find an inspiration.Love for people, love for a human being, love for science, love for yourself...In the corrupt society there is no any motivation...
No doubt the right attitude is the core value for development. In Africa, just like in the most nations, attitudinal issues are confronting developmental strides. The difference between advanced nations and Africa are: a) African leaders preach and expects attitudinal changes from the followers, while the leaders themselves refuse to have attitudinal change. b) development for the African leaders is judged from the prism of ethnic empowerment - contract, job placement, infrastructure etc. c) followers or the governed, define development from the perspective of ethnic claims to national wealth. In summary, African countries do not have leaders who are nationalistic or what is described in class analysis parlance as "nationalistic bourgeoisie".
Of course yes, we cannot accept that countries with so many welfare sources are not able even to feed their people due to overall corruption of their governors...
Surely the attitude becomes more important when the timeline is contrasted towards the achievement of group of people developing their land (natural resources) and of course themselves.
Yes, 'attitude is a major determinant of achieving developmental goals'. No doubt. Given answer earlier too.
Nuclear fission is easier than attitude change, that is deep human psychology: human souls are physically separated by space and time to improve ethically and to unite into a higher self, i.e. to prepare for eternal life. To paraphrase Dostoievski: no morality without immortality; ethics, economics and human ecology are deeply connected.
Attitude is certainly important, but what is vital is having the ethical people with the right attitude in the leadership positions. Organisations headed by ethical people behave ethically as a whole. Conversely, unethical organisations are invariably led by unethical individuals. I think it is an established fact that a nation stands or falls depending on the ethical quality of the individuals in the leadership positions of the country, in particular in the civil service.
Thanks for sharing.
The attitude could be one of the tools of achieving developmental goals.
The poorest performers may be hindered by attitude, but the best performers are limited by other things.
Dear Colleagues,
Good Day,
You tell your kids that no matter what, you set your goals and you go for them. Whatever it is you achieve, never give up. You want your kids to have that good attitude, the confidence, and the will power to believe in themselves.
---- Joel Parkinson
I believe that positive or negative attitudes are indirectly major determinants of achieving or not achieving developmental goals, because they directly affect behavior.
Definitely attitude matters. It is the play of positive and negative attitudes that makes or mars the success of an individual.
I feel a person with a positive attitude combined with the critical thinking process can reach the skies.
Dear Dr. Kayode Asaju,
The right attitude is not only drives, accelerates but fast-forwarding our progress towards achieving our goals.
Yes of course. Without attitude, the personal development will not be sustained further..
I agree with Dr. Subhash C. Kundu explanation. Attitude is a substantial part of achievement.
Regards
SM Najim
Attitude determines level or extent of development in a great measure. When wrong attitude is applied to a good motive, the result will be nothing less than negative results. Such output makes mess of both human and material resources targeted or earmark for such development. That is why the message of ethics hinges on the change of wrong attitudes and maintaining the good ones so at to morally create a society where equity reigns.
The right attitude will make a difference. Therefore, you have to fellow the following steps:
Set the goal. Involve those who will be achieving the goal, create greater belief. Get excited about the goal. Make the goals visual and vivid. Keep the goal in front of you at all times.
Dear,
thanks for the invitation. I agree that attitude makes a big difference, plus real goals and a successful planning! Greetings.
Hello dear Dr. Kayode Asaju,
Thank you for this opportunity to share my view on the interesting problem you address here. I feel that when we begin to work for what is in our Highest interest and the Highest Interest of all Beings - (including non human beings), then we will line our efforts up with something much greater than ourselves. This is an attitude and a commitment. It also does not rely on outcomes - one has to leave that to the wisdom of "Higher Hands".
Kind regards - Tina
I think that attitude and aptitude are important. Will of act well and the proof of doing in such way.
Dear Colleagues,
Good Day,
If you have a positive attitude and constantly strive to give your best effort, eventually you will overcome your immediate problems and find you are ready for greater challenges.
---- Pat Riley
The attitude of the national leader is important but it is just one individual factor.
In development and environmental governance there are many other actors, local, national and global as well as geopolitical and economic interests that come into play.
Development and development goals are contested and re-signified by these different actors.
Dear Colleagues,
Attitude is not just an attitude instead, a positive attitude and posture pusher for development.
Achievers are constantly looking for methods to become extra successful; to attain goals more quickly and with greater assurance. And, for centuries authors have been sharing the factors that help anyone achieve their goals.The right attitude allows the right behaviors – behaviors of persistence, discipline and creativity. It allows also right focus – staying on mentally target and alert for opportunities and right results – it improves the likelihood of your success in reaching your goals.
One of the most important steps you can take toward achieving your greatest potential in life is to learn to monitor your attitude and its impact on your work performance, relationships and everyone around you.
Keith Harrel wrote:
Here are 10 strategies from my attitude tool kit to improve your attitude:
1. Self-Coaching Through Affirmations
Affirmations repeated several times each day, every day, serve to reprogram your subconscious with positive thinking. An affirmation is made up of words charged with power, conviction and faith. You send a positive response to your subconscious, which accepts whatever you tell it. When done properly, this triggers positive feelings that, in turn, drive action.
2. Self-Motivation Through Discovering Your Motives
Discover what motivates you—what incites you to take action to change your life. Basic motives include love, self-preservation, anger, financial gain and fear. Self-motivation requires enthusiasm, a positive outlook, a positive physiology (walk faster, smile, sit up), and a belief in yourself and your God-given potential.
3. The Power of Visualization
Studies of the psychology of peak performance have found that most great athletes, surgeons, engineers and artists use affirmations and visualizations either consciously or subconsciously to enhance and focus their skills. Nelson Mandela has written extensively on how visualization helped him maintain a positive attitude while being imprisoned for 27 years. “I thought continually of the day when I would walk free. I fantasized about what I would like to do,” he wrote in his autobiography. Visualization works well to improve attitude.
4. Attitude Talk for Positive Internal Dialogue
Attitude talk is a way to override your past negative programming by erasing or replacing it with a conscious, positive internal voice that helps you face new directions. Your internal conversation—that little voice you listen to all day long—acts like a seed in that it programs your brain and affects your behavior. Take a closer look at what you are saying to yourself.
Related: 8 Ways to Be a More Confident Person
5. The Power of Words—WOW
Once released to the universe, our words cannot be taken back. Learn the concept of WOW—watch our words. What we speak reflects what is already in our hearts based upon all the things we have come to believe about ourselves. If we find ourselves speaking judgmental and disparaging things about our circumstances or those around us, we know the condition of our hearts needs to change. You can create a direct path to success by what you say.
6. The Power in a Positive Greeting
When people ask me how I am doing, I say, “Super-fantastic.” Most people enjoy working and living with others who try to live life for what it is—a beautiful gift.
7. Enthusiasm: Vital Tool for Staying Motivated
Enthusiasm is to attitude what breathing is to life. Enthusiasm enables you to apply your gifts more effectively. It’s the burning desire that communicates commitment, determination and spirit. Enthusiasm means putting yourself in motion. It’s an internal spirit that speaks through your actions from your commitment and your belief in what you are doing. It is one of the most empowering and attractive characteristics you can have.
8. Connecting to Your Spiritual Empowerment
The ultimate level of human need extends into the spiritual realm. Just as we feed our bodies in response to our primary need to survive physically, we need to feed our spirit because we are spiritual beings. Many people find powerful and positive motivation in their faith. I happen to be one of them.
9. Lighten Up Your Life with Humor
Humor is a powerful motivator. The more humor and laughter in your life, the less stress you’ll have, which means more positive energy to help you put your attitude into action. There are also health benefits to lightening up.
10. Exercising Will Help Keep You Motivated
One of the best ways to move to a more positive and motivated frame of mind is to exercise. A regular exercise routine can provide relatively quick positive feedback in the form of weight loss, muscle development and a sense of doing something positive for yourself.
Seek your personal and professional success by using the tools in this attitude tool kit. It is no secret that life seems to reward us most when we approach the world with a positive attitude.
To Maslow, "Deficiency cognition: a hungry man is seeking only bread, a miser - money. Development should be above deficiency motive. Putting the squeze of groups on a human being and social propaganda restrict a personal growth". "Plateau experience" is attitude for achieving goals.
I think attitude is key to achieving goals for the 2030 Agenda because implementation of targets require a willingness to change. For example SDG 10 aims to reduce inequality within and between countries; even in western economies there is resistance to change within the paradigm of equality and social justice. This is evidenced by the political right's ascendancy in recent elections. One has to have the attitude to be able to encounter resistance to change, and still achieve sustainable goals, in order to be successful in this respect.
Dear Kayode Asaju
The short answer to your question is YES. Attitude is an important determinant of achievement of development goals. Long answer the development below:
- In developing countries, where groups of marginalized populations and privileged groups coincide, the latter generally live on the shores of the former, chiefly by Capitalism and the Free Market Economy. Because at the extreme, the members of the oligarchy and the ruling groups struggle not to lose privileges, and even "by non-legal means", they try to increase their flow.
- In these places, authoritarianism, predation, disorder, delinquency, poor quality of life, and corruption predominate. All leaders, if they had an honest, honest and human-quality attitude of service and work, to the benefit of the marginalized groups, could jointly fulfill the Development Objectives in a timely manner.
- The Millennium Development Goals, which were established by the UN in 2000, have not been fulfilled, and so at the meeting held this year by presidents and leaders of all UN affiliated nations, new Objectives were re-established and New commitments; With the supposed support of the leaders and rulers of developed countries, mainly in terms of experiences, qualified personnel and financial resources. It remains to be seen whether the new Development Goals can now be met by 2030.
regards
Jose Luis
Estimado Kayode Asaju
La respuesta corta ante su cuestión es SI. La Actitud es un determinante importante de la consecución de los objetivos de desarrollo. La respuesta larga la desarrollo a continuación:
- En los países en vías de desarrollo, donde coinciden grupos de población marginada y grupos privilegiados, generalmente los segundos viven a costas de los primeros, principalmente por el Capitalismo y la Economía de Libre Mercado. Ya que a ultranza, los integrantes de la oligarquía y de los grupos gobernantes luchan por no perder privilegios, e incluso" por vías no legales", tratan de aumentar su caudal.
- En estos sitios predomina el autoritarismo, la depredación, el desorden, la delincuencia, la mala calidad de vida, y la corrupción. Todos los líderes si tuvieran la actitud de servicio y de trabajo honesto, honrado y de calidad humana, en beneficio de los grupos marginados, podrían en conjunto cumplir a plazo mediato los Objetivos del Desarrollo.
- Los Objetivos del Desarrollo del Milenio, que se establecieron por la ONU en 2000, no se han cumplido, y por tanto en la reunión realizada este año por presidentes y líderes de todas las naciones afiliadas a la ONU, se volvieron a establecer nuevos Objetivos y nuevos compromisos; con el supuesto apoyo de los líderes y gobernantes de los países desarrollados, principalmente en lo que respecta a experiencias, personal calificado y recursos financieros. Está por verse si ahora pueden cumplirse los nuevos Objetivos del Desarrollo de aquí al 2030.
Saludos
José Luis
Hi, Dear
Please chick this linke may useful and answer your question.
www.un.org/en/ecosoc/docs/pdfs/fina_08-45773.pdf
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Good Day,
Please, see " How to achieve your goal ":
Achieving the goals is important.Therefore, we should have a list of our goals that we read often,team goals and open team meetings by reminding people of the goals. In fact, the significant steps to the right attitude are to involve those people who will be achieving the goal, get excited about the goal,make the goals visual and vivid and finally keep the goal in front of you at all times..
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