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Appendix M: Results of Department State's Questionnaire to ESTH Officers
Appendix M: Results of Department State's Questionnaire to ESTH Officers
Pages 171-174
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What is the most useful method of receiving information from the State Department and other agencies in Washington on ESTH matters? Rate 1-5, with 5 being the most useful and 1 being the least useful.
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74.03% N = 77 * Examples included Presidential initiatives such as PEPFAR and climate change, energy, health, water, S&T cooperation, environment, and wildlife trafficking.
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N = 28 Examples included: e-waste; energy efficiency, sustainable energy projects, and water; climate change 10. If yes, why are these issues not being addressed?
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(percent of respondents) N = 56 Examples: Anything; technical training on climate change; issue-specific, ESTH-specific writing 17.
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