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11. Norway
National Productivity Drive
$8 million equivalent for national drive;
Norwegian Productivity Institute
134 TA teams to the U.S. with 800
(NPI)
participants in agriculture, industry, public
admin and transportation; 32 U.S.
consultants to Norway; about $3 million
equivalent for Productivity loan projects;
Secretariat and 24-member Council; loan
projects in agriculture, forestry, fisheries;
TA teams cover all private, public sectors;
demonstration projects in textiles, shoes,
foundries; research in factors affecting
productivity at university level; new
university chairs and teacher training;
courses, conferences, audio-visual
programs for 20,000 persons; consulting
services; productivity demonstration in its
field; new local productivity organizations;
agricultural and forestry projects; farm
extension services; demonstration farms;
farm management clubs; agriculture
information service; vocation training for
rural youth; forestry management; fishing
demonstration; research in fish processing;
management scholarship; loans for shops
and farms
12. Sweden
Swedish Technical Assistance
$50,000 grant plus local support covered
Program
64 Swedish experts to the U.S. in
Swedish Productivity Council (SPC)
industrial productivity, agriculture and
forestry, marketing, manpower and labor
fields; Sweden accepted equal grant value
for foreign teams to Sweden; Council staff
of 6 full-time persons to disseminate
productivity concepts and measurement;
promote continuous research in above; act
as information and service center for all
Swedish sectors
13. Turkey
Inter-Ministerial Productivity
About 17 million in counterpart used to
Committee
survey and train management and labor; 6
Turkish Productivity Center (OECEI)
U.S. specialists surveyed management in 5
cities; 4 U.S. experts conducted training in
production, personnel, marketing, and
management in all regions, 4-man U.S.
team initiated training in middle
management and in universities; foreman
and labor training; trained 641 executives,
6,000 foremen in 207 factories; 4 U.S.
labor education specialists
A4
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