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Three day course on developing new products and supplements
A USAID-funded three day course where Al Ahram journalists learn and practice the methods to develop new products and supplements. Robb Montgomery produced the course to teach market-focused techniques and a systematic, segmented approach to developing market-driven ideas and prototypes to reach new or existing audiences.
The event was organized the Egypt Media Development Program
All of these pictures are at least anywhere from 6-9 years old. I just got the rolls of film developed today.
Traits of a Strong Personality That Any Person Can Develop · Self-confidence · The ability to say "No." · Sense of humor · Hard-working
There are different tips for developing a strong personality.
In this article, I will reveal you some Tips for developing a strong personality.
1- Always try to be in tune with your culture and information
2- Keep your affairs secret and avoid gossip and arguments: focus on our goals and what we want to achieve.
3- Avoid repeated excuses, don't apologize, don't make mistakes : be a perfectionist to the maximum, pay attention to details, leave nothing to chance.
4- Don't be in favour of influencing others, be your nature.5- Don't underestimate your achievements or your company, and don't let anyone else do it.
6- Do not beg for someone, and do not be humiliated, because human dignity is priceless: always respect yourself in order to keep the respect of others, and do not be humiliated.
7 - Make the decisions yourself, no one else can think of you.8- See life with truth and smile, and be distinctive, not imitated: be original, not copy others, be creative and impose your ideas.
9 - Remember that strength is not tyranny but rather the achievement of justice.
10 - Estimate the value of time and not to lose it by listening to the illusions and struggles of liars.
11 - Listen more than you talk, and be careful not to tell too much about your problems. bit.ly/2Q3WRja
Once dry and barren, the hillside farms of Taluwa are now green and thriving.
Through training on alternative farming techniques and efficient water use, the DCRL project demonstrated how technical interventions can dismantle gender and caste barriers, fostering equity and leadership opportunities for women and marginalized groups.
www.undp.org/nepal/stories/breaking-barriers-through-econ...
Credit Rabik Upadhyay/UNDP Nepal
*Associated with the GEF-LDCF-funded UNDP-supported project 'Developing Climate Resilient Livelihoods in the Vulnerable Watershed in Nepal' (DCRL, 2020-2025. Learn more: www.undp.org/nepal/projects/dcrl
Developing Mental Health and Psychosocial Services (MHPSS) for IDPs
Baghdad, 18 August 2016 - The ongoing crisis in Iraq has led to millions of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Their needs are wide-ranging and include basic shelter, security, water, food and health care. The prevalence and relapse rates of mental, neurological and substance use (MNS) disorders increase in complex emergencies.
WHO conducted a meeting on August 18th at Al Rasheed hotel, chaired by Regional Director of WHO, Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office Dr Ala Alwan, in the presence of the deans and heads of departments psychiatry of medical schools in Baghdad and surrounding provinces, in addition to key official of the Ministry of Health/Mental health directors to discuss their support to the health sector response in general and MHPSS response in particular, including the role of Medical schools in supporting the MHPSS.
The meeting prioritized needs and resources available to respond to mental health’s challenging environment and strengthen integration between the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of High Education, stakeholders and partners to achieve the intended goals in providing best quality mental health services to IDPs and vulnerable groups.
Photos by UNAMI PIO.
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