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Los Monumentos Arquitectónicos de España fue quizá el proyecto más ambicioso desde el punto de vista bibliográfico de los acometidos en España, con el objetivo de estudiar y difundir el patrimonio artístico español. Publicados a expensas del Estado y bajo la dirección de una comisión especial creada por el Ministerio de Fomento, se imprimieron en Madrid, primero en la Imprenta Nacional y finalmente en la de Fortanet los textos, las estampaciones de grabado calcográfico en la Calcografía Nacional, y las litográficas en la litografía madrileña de José María Mateu. La obra, iniciada en 1856 y terminada en 1881, se compone de treinta cuadernos que hacen un total de 470 hojas de texto y 134 estampas, a lo que hay que añadir otras 147 estampas para la que nunca se redactó texto. Las técnicas utilizadas fueron el grabado calcográfico, la litografía y la cromolitografía.
Patrimoine architectural --- Monument historique --- Espagne
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How many countries are on target to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015? How many countries are off target, and how far are they from the goals? And what factors are essential for improving the odds that off-target countries can reach the goals? This paper examines these questions and takes a closer look at the diversity of country progress. The authors argue that the answers from the available data are surprisingly hopeful. In particular, two-thirds of developing countries are on target or close to being on target for all the Millennium Development Goals. Among developing countries that are falling short, the average gap of the top half is about 10 percent. For those countries that are on target, or close to it, solid economic growth and good policies and institutions have been the key factors in their success. With improved policies and faster growth, many countries that are close to becoming on target could still achieve the targets in 2015 or soon after.
Achieving Shared Growth --- Country Strategy & Performance --- E-Business --- Growth --- Institutions --- Macroeconomics and Economic Growth --- Millennium Development Goals --- Population Policies --- Primary Education
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How many countries are on target to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015? How many countries are off target, and how far are they from the goals? And what factors are essential for improving the odds that off-target countries can reach the goals? This paper examines these questions and takes a closer look at the diversity of country progress. The authors argue that the answers from the available data are surprisingly hopeful. In particular, two-thirds of developing countries are on target or close to being on target for all the Millennium Development Goals. Among developing countries that are falling short, the average gap of the top half is about 10 percent. For those countries that are on target, or close to it, solid economic growth and good policies and institutions have been the key factors in their success. With improved policies and faster growth, many countries that are close to becoming on target could still achieve the targets in 2015 or soon after.
Achieving Shared Growth --- Country Strategy & Performance --- E-Business --- Growth --- Institutions --- Macroeconomics and Economic Growth --- Millennium Development Goals --- Population Policies --- Primary Education
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