Zuzana Arnoldová shosanna

Program

Najděte největší součin 5-ti po sobě jdoucích čísel v nasledujícím čísle (originál zadání http://projecteuler.net/problem=8)

	questions = [
	{"text" => "Hlavni mesto San Marina?",
	"answers" => ["Torino", "San Marino", "Vatikan", "Terst"],
	"correct" => 1},

	{"text" => "Kdy byl upalen mistr Jan Hus?",
	"answers" => ["6.7.1415", "6.6.1414", "6.8.1415", "5.7.1415"],
	"correct" => 0},

	{"text" => "Respektovani jineho presvedceni, jinych nazoru je:",

	score = 0

	questions.each do \|question\|
	invalid_answer = true

	while invalid_answer
	puts question["text"]

	question["answers"].each_with_index do \|answer, index\|
	values = ["a","b","c","d"]

	New conditionality and the case of Honduras
	Zuzana Dostalova
	Poverty reduction and social exclusion
	Gothenburg University


	Development aid has gone through a deep changes during the last decades. What have started as “Structural Adjustment programmes” (SAP) were later on during the 1990s translated into more inclusive and human “Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers” (PRSP). Major difference between thesee programmes launched by the Bretton Woods institutions (BWI) lies in the conditionalities. In SAP, the conditions were mainly tight with neo-liberal economical politics and with the notion of economi growth. There has been a delusion, that deregulation will lead to economic growth which will then lead to poverty reduction. As we have seen in the past, that was not the case for many countries, especially in Africa.

	The so called “post-developmentalist” era of PRSP introduce a whole new type of conditions. The focus is not anymore on growth but more likely on a partnership and cooperation. Poor countries can a

	New conditionality and the case of Honduras
	Zuzana Dostalova
	Poverty reduction and social exclusion
	Gothenburg University


	Development aid has gone through a deep changes during the last decades. What have started as “Structural Adjustment programmes” (SAP) were later on during the 1990s translated into more inclusive and human “Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers” (PRSP). Major difference between thesee programmes launched by the Bretton Woods institutions (BWI) lies in the conditionalities. In SAP, the conditions were mainly tight with neo-liberal economical politics and with the notion of economi growth. There has been a delusion, that deregulation will lead to economic growth which will then lead to poverty reduction. As we have seen in the past, that was not the case for many countries, especially in Africa.

	The so called “post-developmentalist” era of PRSP introduce a whole new type of conditions. The focus is not anymore on growth but more likely on a partnership and cooperation. Poor countries can a

	New conditionality and the case of Honduras
	Zuzana Dostalova
	Poverty reduction and social exclusion
	Gothenburg University


	Development aid has gone through a deep changes during the last decades. What have started as “Structural Adjustment programmes” (SAP) were later on during the 1990s translated into more inclusive and human “Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers” (PRSP). Major difference between thesee programmes launched by the Bretton Woods institutions (BWI) lies in the conditionalities. In SAP, the conditions were mainly tight with neo-liberal economical politics and with the notion of economi growth. There has been a delusion, that deregulation will lead to economic growth which will then lead to poverty reduction. As we have seen in the past, that was not the case for many countries, especially in Africa.

	The so called “post-developmentalist” era of PRSP introduce a whole new type of conditions. The focus is not anymore on growth but more likely on a partnership and cooperation. Poor countries can a