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Magazine. First edition. Near Fine magazine with one page untrimmed and a hint of handling. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The September 26, 2004, issue of the Sunday New York Times Magazine with: bloggers on the campaign trail by Matthew Klam, with a cover photograph by Neal Slavin with R.W. Apple of the Times, Ana Marie Cox of Wonkette, and Jack Germond of the Baltimore Sun and inside photographs by Chris Buck; an essay by Brian Alexander on whether the First Amendment applies to scientific research, with a photo by Catherine Wagner; astrobiologists are searching everywhere for the origins of life, by Charles Siebert; a profile of "The Director's Director" Wong Kar-wai, by Jaime Wolf; an interview with Bruce Mau; a special section with three articles on "How We Drive Now" covering the arguement for driving more, hybrid vehicles, and flying cars; an Eileen Fisher fashion insert with photos by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders; and much more. Staple-bound magazine; 126 pages; color and b&w reproductions throughout; 9.5 x 11.5 inches.

Condizione: Bueno. 20 x 140 x 20 cm. LA GLOBALIZACIÓN LIBERAL. A FAVOR Y EN CONTRA, Susan George & Martin Wolf Editorial: Anagrama (argumentos, 292) Lugar de publicación: Barcelona?. Español.

Magazine. First edition. Near Fine magazine with a light stain to the front and a hint of handling. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The June 26, 2005, issue of the Sunday New York Times Magazine with: children born with the AIDS virus also aren't born with the knowledge that they carry it so what do you tell them? by Jonathan Dee with portraits by Amy Arbus; in the Style section, a fashion pictorial photographed by Jeff Riedel, with film directors of photography as models, text by Sandra Ballentine; a feature essay by Michael Ignatieff titled "Who Are Americans to Think That Freedom Is Theirs to Spread?;" a profile of Nic Harcourt, disc jockey and host of the music program, "Morning Becomes Eclectic," by Jaime Wolf with a portrait by Joaquin Trujillo; Matt Bai on what Democrats can learn from 'King of the Hill'; an interview with Bruce Ratner; a profile of Etgar Keret by Nancy Updike with a portrait by Gillian Laub; and much more. Staple-bound magazine; 66 pages; color and b&w reproductions throughout; 9.5 x 11.5 inches.

Paperback. Condizione: New. The IWA Performance Indicator System for water services is now recognized as a worldwide reference. Since it first appearance in 2000, the system has been widely quoted, adapted and used in a large number of projects both for internal performance assessment and metric benchmarking. Water professionals have benefited from a coherent and flexible system, with precise and detailed definitions that in many cases have become a standard. The system has proven to be adaptable and it has been used in very different contexts for diverse purposes. The Performance Indicators System can be used in any organization regardless of its size, nature (public, private, etc.) or degree of complexity and development. The third edition of Performance Indicators for Water Supply Services represents a further improvement of the original manual. It contains a reviewed and consolidated version of the indicators, resulting from the real needs of water companies worldwide that were expressed during the extensive field testing of the original system. The indicators now properly cover bulk distribution and the needs of developing countries, and all definitions have been thoroughly revised. The confidence grading scheme has been simplified and the procedure to assess the results- uncertainty has been significantly enhanced. In addition to the updated contents of the original edition, a large part of the manual is now devoted to the practical application of the system. Complete with simplified step-by-step implementation procedures and case studies, the manual provides guidelines on how to adapt the IWA concepts and indicators to specific contexts and objectives. This new edition of Performance Indicators for Water Supply Services is an invaluable reference source for all those concerned with managing the performance of the water supply industry, including those in the water utilities as well as regulators, policy-makers and financial agencies.

Paperback. Condizione: New. The IWA Performance Indicator System for water services is now recognized as a worldwide reference. Since it first appearance in 2000, the system has been widely quoted, adapted and used in a large number of projects both for internal performance assessment and metric benchmarking. Water professionals have benefited from a coherent and flexible system, with precise and detailed definitions that in many cases have become a standard. The system has proven to be adaptable and it has been used in very different contexts for diverse purposes. The Performance Indicators System can be used in any organization regardless of its size, nature (public, private, etc.) or degree of complexity and development. The third edition of Performance Indicators for Water Supply Services represents a further improvement of the original manual. It contains a reviewed and consolidated version of the indicators, resulting from the real needs of water companies worldwide that were expressed during the extensive field testing of the original system. The indicators now properly cover bulk distribution and the needs of developing countries, and all definitions have been thoroughly revised. The confidence grading scheme has been simplified and the procedure to assess the results- uncertainty has been significantly enhanced. In addition to the updated contents of the original edition, a large part of the manual is now devoted to the practical application of the system. Complete with simplified step-by-step implementation procedures and case studies, the manual provides guidelines on how to adapt the IWA concepts and indicators to specific contexts and objectives. This new edition of Performance Indicators for Water Supply Services is an invaluable reference source for all those concerned with managing the performance of the water supply industry, including those in the water utilities as well as regulators, policy-makers and financial agencies.