What does HEAD stand for?

Higher Education and Development (USAID; US-Iraqi college and university partnership program grants)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The other issues needing attention in the region are backlog in irrigation, alternative employment for sugarcane cutters, higher education and development in sugarcane processing.

Munde, Adaskar lock horns in Beed Lok Sabha seat

Source: Ministry of Education, Master Plan for The Expansion of Higher Education and Development of Colleges, 1994.

Higher Education in Israel

HIGHER EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT The purpose of this introduction is to lead up to the contention that Gulf universities are now in a position to acknowledge their responsibilities in promoting development.

Development tasks for Arab Gulf universities