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WTO permanent activities include the collection and updating of available information on training needs and special activities include participation in technical cooperation projects for vocational training. Through its international centre for Advanced Tourism Studies (CIEST), it provides a comprehensive range of vocational training and permanent education programmes by correspondence and residential study circles.WTO functions through its various organs. The responsibilities of these organs are well defined within the framework of the organization. The three main organs through which the WTO functions are:(a) General Assembly ADVERTISEMENTS: (b) Executive Council(c) The Secretariat magnificentmaharashtra.files.wordpress.com (a) General Assembly: The General Assembly is the supreme organ of the organization. It is also the sovereign body of the WTO. The General Assembly is composed of delegates representing full members, associate members and representatives of Affiliate Members.…

1. Which one of the following is not a local name of shifting cultivation?(A) Dhya(B) Kumri ADVERTISEMENTS: (C) Podu(D) Rai2. Where was the Imperial Forest Research Institute set up in 1906?(A) Delhi ADVERTISEMENTS: (B) Bangalore(C) DehradunD) Bastar Image Source: slate.com ADVERTISEMENTS: 3. Which one of the following is the local name of shifting cultivation in Central America?(A) Lading(B) Milpa(C) Chena(D) Podu 4. The ‘Scorched earth’ policy in Java was followed by the:(A) Japanese(B) British(C) Dutch(D) French5. When was the Indian Forest Service set up by Brandish?(A) 1863(B) 1864(C) 1865(D) 18666. Who among the following was the first Inspector General of Forests in India?(A) Dietrich Brandis(B) John Dawson(C) Nagurunderi(D) None of the above7. How many percent of world forest area was cleared for industrial uses, cultivation, pastures and fuel wood between…

Huber and West (2002) delineate the following phases of leadership: Phases (1) The first phase is the personality or trait theory of leadership, whereby successful leaders are seen as possessing particular qualities and characteristics typical of good leaders. The personality theory focuses on great men and women leaders in history, for example: Mahatma Gandhi, Mandela, Churchill and Thatcher.Leaders are expected to study the lives of these leaders and then attempt to emulate their behaviours and attitudes. Many of these great leaders vary tremendously and copying their behaviours is an almost impossible task. volleycall.files.wordpress.com ADVERTISEMENTS: (2) The second phase includes examining what good leaders actually do. In this phase, certain traits are believed to relate to successful leadership. However, empirical studies have not established a definite link between particular traits, or…

Since an educational institution is expected to perform a variety of functions, its effectiveness has to be measured using multiple dimensions. Institutions must not only attain the goals of teaching and learning but must do so efficiently and in a manner that keeps faculty morale high, order in the institution and peace in the community.Sergiovanni, Burlingame, Coombs and Thurstone (1987), have identified four major critical responsibility areas of an institution and their respective dimensions as follows: (A) Goal Attainment The dimensions of institutional effectiveness within this critical responsibility area include: st2.depositphotos.com ADVERTISEMENTS: (i) Productivity is measured in terms of the extent to which students, teachers and institutions accomplish outcomes or services intended.(ii) Quality refers to the level and quality of attainments, performance, outcomes and services of individuals and the institution.(iii)…