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It seemed as if today was the slowest day ever but somehow we mange to amuse ourselves with discussions that skirt topics of religion, technology, materialism and down right dribble. - Dan, Nando (standing), Nomi, Duca (standing), Adam (standing), Chad
We didn't know if access to Montara Lighthouse would be open today or not. Regardless, this was a good location to turn around and head back.
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One of the highlights of the Creative Festival 2010 was the fashion shows held at the Whitgift Shopping Centre on Thursday 24 June. Catwalk creations from the BTEC National Diploma in Fashion and Clothing, the Foundation Degree in Fashion Design, Pattern and Cutting and Construction and the BA (Hons) Fashion Design with Business students were shown. The Gala Evening performance saw the show opened by the Lady Mayor, Avril Slipper.
The third day conducted with with games, poster design and presentations, and end the night with the students' performance.
The American Center Dhaka hosted the Access Program Graduation Ceremony on May 18, 2017.
52 graduates received Certificate of Achievement from the Director of the American Center, Dhaka. During this occasion, The American Center also honored Access alumni Towfique Khan for winning the Alumni of the Month award by the State Department.
A recent field visit to the farming communities of Kenya’s Makueni County demonstrated how access to enhanced climate information services (CIS) and validated innovations for climate-smart agriculture (CSA) have improved livelihoods and the resilience of a community in the arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya, which make up 89 percent of the country’s land area.
Across three Kenyan counties, such innovations have reached 54,300 people so far through innovative partnerships between the county governments and organizations like the Association of Women in Agriculture Kenya (AWAK) who have been connected to the science of CGIAR, the world’s largest publicly funded research partnership for food security.
These innovations, developed by CGIAR research centers like the Alliance of Biodiversity International-CIAT (The Alliance), the International Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), are now being delivered on a larger scale—reaching more farmers—thanks to the support of the Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa (AICCRA) project.
Phoebe Mwangangi has been an outstanding ‘Lead Farmer’ who has accessed and used innovative and validated technologies, digital platforms and new systems that help access, for example, drought-tolerant and early maturing seeds.
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