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The private sector aims to maximise shareholder value in ways that are socially responsible.

Another regulatory proposal, introduced by the European Telecom sector, aims to let providers of Internet services, like Google or Spotify, pay for each connection that is established with end users.

The United Kingdom is aspiring to reduce the carbon emissions in the building sector, aiming to achieve nearly zero carbon buildings by 2020.

Similarly, cloud computing, by its design and characteristics, is particularly interesting for the public sector aiming to reduce costs and improve flexibility in operations.

The restructuring of Australian (and UK) higher education in the nineties brought design fields from a primarily vocational post-compulsory sector into a new university sector aiming to combine traditional notions of scholarship and research with applied industry concerns.

On the job seeker's side, as with other mobile startups playing in this app space, CornerJob offers quick and easy location-based job search that can be filtered by sector — aiming to do away with the need for CVs for this jobseeker segment.

Education: UNICEF will continue to lead the education sector aiming to dramatically increase access to and quality of primary education throughout Sudan.

In addition, along with the health system reform in Mozambique, the decision was also made to decentralize human resource management in the health sector, aiming to improve the speed and efficiency of processing health workforce documentation (including appointments, movement orders, pays and among others) and administrative activities [ 27].

A sustainable mineral industry, which includes the mining and quarrying sectors, aims to meet the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of the future generation to meet their own needs.

The global campaign being launched by UNICEF and UNAIDS, with partners from many different sectors, aims to drastically reduce new infections among children and young people, scale up services to prevent mother-to-child transmission, make paediatric drugs available, and provide care, support and protection for children affected by HIV/AIDS.

An advisory panel appointed by Prime Minister Koizumi recommended recently that the public and private sectors aim to have at least 30percentt of managerial positions filled by women by 2020.