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Tarmac (this road over the hill used to be a dust track in 2014), electricity (green building in background providing town centre - just not today though) and water (pipes are being digged into ground as I'm watching). All on one corner in Kigoma. People want development, maendeleo, a word commonly used when I ask - broadly - what people want politics to lead to.

 

I'm also reminded though that development takes time. Like today where I consulted the personal assistant to the MP of Kigoma Urban in his office. I need his help to identify municipality members (councillors) for me to interview. (This part is in fact lovely easy and non-bureaucratic. The research permit I was nervous of not getting, the one I paid 350$ for out of my own pocket, no one cares to see it.)

 

As we go through the list, mentioning the councillors elected via elections, reaching to special seats, it's all men. I haven't spoken to one woman yet (in terms of my field study), and I just felt a dash of panic. I'm exhausted listening to (men's) explanations of why there's so few women in the political public sphere. I have to pull myself together, try not to get irritated.

 

Till someone (a man) reminds me that there actually was a female presidential candidate (Anna Mghwira) running during 2015 elections. 'Have i considered the potential impact of that?!'

 

I am now.

 

LINK:

 

Anna Mghwira:

'"It's like people don't believe that a woman can take politics seriously despite the fact that in Tanzania we have had a lot of women who have held high positions such as ministers, RCs and other areas of leadership including the private sector and women in business. That is leadership where you deal with people and commodities at the same time.

 

With all these female leaders we still ask why a woman? '

 

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Random image of a person speaking during the Innovation Weekend at the headquarters of African Development Bank in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

Photo: Susan Allen/ Stockton University

4/27/22 Women's Health Luncheon and Donor Event at the Daxton Hotel, Birmingham, MI.

For Core Studio project. We were assigned a mythical character from which we had to distill an inherent dichotomy and create a visual profile around it.

 

My character was Budai and the dichotomy was Excess and Contentment.

 

The logo is for a voting-system that would be implemented into ATMs.

Working out the kinks and order of things, you can project images behind you and a few other effects, adding rain, lighting, and sunshine beams today.

Great for running into that perfect image spot in a new sim. No need to rez tools. This light & effects system is all wear on the avatar.

Two types of projection lighting

ability to move lighting and effect prims. This HUD is a 2 part wear system, a body prim that ejects lighting and effect tools. When off, they retract to a core root ball, so there are no invisible prims around you when not in use. I'm not too fond of invisible prim builds that cover me, limiting my ability to mod other objects I have on my avatar.

Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction Shane Simpson announced the members of his Advisory Forum on Poverty Reduction as he invited British Columbians to share their ideas to help shape the Province’s first Poverty Reduction Strategy.

 

The 27 people appointed to the minister’s Advisory Forum on Poverty Reduction bring a broad range of expertise to their roles, and will provide their insights and guidance to the minister as the Poverty Reduction Strategy is developed. The forum members represent multiple sectors, including poverty advocates, people with lived experience, Indigenous people, academics and experts, along with representatives of the labour and business communities.

Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2017SDPR0064-001828

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Niki de Saint de Phalle by the Sea

Museum Beelden aan Zee, The Hague/ Scheveningen

World famous are the Nana's of the French sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle (1930 - 2002) who will be paying full attention to the Museum aan Zee in the autumn of 2019. Colorful, exuberantly cheerful female figures who dance, jump and sparkle with energy . The Nana's are depicted on posters and towels, populate exhibitions and are pontifically in the public space. In the mid-sixties of the 20th century, the Nana's, with their unambiguous polyester appearance, caused quite a stir in the world of modern art. Nevertheless, they have continued to be popular with the general public ever since. It is not without reason that "Nana power" is used. After all, they are strong women that you must take into account. The exhibition Nana’s by the Sea is a solo for Nana and an ode to femininity!

Nana is timeless. It is Niki de Saint Phalles personal version of Eve, of Venus, of all women in the world, past and present. With her Nana, the sculptor has created an iconic female image. Self-conscious and independent, the Nana's convey a current message. The eternal debate about the relationship between men and women, equal treatment and remuneration as well as the recent worldwide attention for the #MeToo movement confirm this time and again.

The choice of Museum Beelden aan Zee for this solo by Nana is also closely linked to the origin of the collection and the location of the museum. In 1994, twenty-five years ago, the building designed by architect Wim Quist was opened as a museum with the sculpture collection of the collector couple Scholten-Miltenburg as a starting point. The image of man is central to that collection. The museum is situated on the North Sea beach of the historic seaside resort of Scheveningen and thus forms a direct link with the brightly colored bathing suits of the Nana’s. When the Scholtens added the work Les Baigneurs by Niki de Saint Phalle to their collection in 1980, they could not of course suspect that connection.

Museum Beelden aan Zee shows the development of the Nana’s since 1965 in all their diversity through the finest loans from numerous renowned international museum collections such as those from the Sprengel Museum in Hanover and the Museum of Modern Art and Contemporary Art in Nice. From the early textile machined figures of papier-mâché to the giant polyester sculptures from the later years. Nana’s, in short, in all shapes, colors, sizes and materials. In addition to autonomous sculptures, the exhibition also pays attention to the Nana's in the applied atmosphere - as a chair, sofa or fountain - and to the Nana's on paper, such as sketches, lithographs and exhibition posters. Nana aan Zee promises to give the Beelden aan Zee museum a warm and exuberant winter.

 

At this ECD centre, teachers are provided training in the Science of ECD by AKF including how to create low cost and innovative learning materials and prepare nutritious meals.

Photo: Susan Allen/ Stockton University

Regional Development Forum for Europe.

 

22-23 May, 2023

Timisoara, Romania

 

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Like robins in the spring, surveyors portend change.....development.

GOAL 10: REDUCED INEQUALITIES

Reducing inequalities involves improving the regulation and monitoring of financial markets and institutions, and encouraging development assistance and foreign direct investment for regions where the need is greatest. Facilitating the safe migration and mobility of people is also key to bridging the widening divide.

 

The ‘De-Risking and Scaling-Up Investment in Energy Efficient Building Retrofits – Armenia’ project will build the market for energy-efficient building retrofits in Armenia, leading to sizeable energy savings and Green House Gas emission reductions (up to 5.8 million tonnes of Carbon Dioxide in direct and indirect emission savings over the 20-year equipment lifetimes). It will also lead to green job creation and reductions in energy poverty.

 

Photo: UNDP Armenia

  

I took these pics standing on my bed. And yes, I lost my balance a couple of times, but I got the shot. :D

Mother's Day celebration at Annie's Annuals & Perennials, 2012

Again more detail means greater flexibility me thinks

Early development of a 'QS' mark from a custom-typographic identity I am creating for a client.

A member of the University of Oregon explains some of the properties of neurons and how our brains work during University Science Day exhibit at the Science Factory in Eugene, Oregon

Development Impact and the PhD Scholarship - Tool Kit training held at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor from 30 July - 1 August 2014

I took this at Cuyamaca College at their Child Development Center on campus. They have developed the center into a Reggio Emilio center. I loved it!

Investor and Business Development Reception

Part of the 'Connection' Series.

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Deveopment: to grow or cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate.

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Ragged School for Boys. Front with advertising signs

Development Impact and the PhD Scholarship - Tool Kit training held at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor from 30 July - 1 August 2014

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Nikon D200 / Ai Nikkor 35mm f.14S

This arial photo of the site shows the development of the eastern precinct of the grounds of the Memorial is nearing completion.

 

Photo taken by Colin Douch, Colin Douch Photography - January 2010.

 

Photo courtesy of PBS Building (ACT) Pty Ltd.

A display at the Frontiers in Development Innovation Marketplace.

 

Credit: Stewart Grand

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