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New housing developments under construction in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, on the outskirts of Delhi.
In the backdrop is agricultural farmland which will be urban landscape in the near future. Two years back, the buildings on the right did not exist. And, when I tried placing this picture on the map, even the spot from where I took the picture from is farmland.
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April 13, 2019 - WASHINGTON DC - 2019 World Bank/ IMF Spring Meetings.Development Committee Meeting. Photo: World Bank
Photo ID: 041319-Dev-Com-148-F
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Trying to make the most out of this waterfall that we stopped off at in the Peak District. After getting this shot I moved on upwards to a dangerous spot where this waterfall begins to break, only just big enough for my tripod, and secured a more solid shot.
April 13, 2019 - WASHINGTON DC - 2019 World Bank/ IMF Spring Meetings.Development Committee Meeting. Photo: World Bank / Franz Mahr
Photo ID: 041319_Development Committee_FM_002
Children from Poor, marginalised, tribal people happily playing over the ditch, made to lay the water pipeline. First time they will have safe drinking water from the water treatment plant based at the nearby Murguma lake.
Murguma, Purulia district, West Bengal, India
Submitted this shot in 2009 (not selected) for UNDP Humanizing Development : Global Photography Campaign to portrait the human face of the development processes.
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I've been working into a game about Dark Elves, and at certain point, during an undercover mission, you are allowed to input fake names... and these are what I chose to test.
Take this program away from me!
(Their actual names are Dilshalee and Amalfein, respectively)
Viewing the edge of the the Red Kite phase of the development, from the stile into the field below Bryn Farm.
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"Trying to catch up with the rest of the world."
The brick houses beneath signifies the root of the countrymen and shows how they are still dependent where as the neatly and tightly stacked and packed colorful houses with those cellular towers on their heads signify how people are trying to catch up with the rest of the world in present times.
The most striking and ironic part is that these people haven't forgotten their culture and roots in this mad race for economic freedom - this feature is brought in the colorfully decorated balcony.
As the hoarding reads "it truly is a PARADISE'.
Advancing Inclusive Trade
Kitrhona Cerri, Executive Director, Thinking Ahead on Societal Change (TASC) Platform, Graduate Institute Geneva, Switzerland ; Sanda Ojiambo, Assistant Secretary-General and Chief Executive Officer, United Nations Global Compact, New York; Alex Campbell, Director, Washington Office, International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Belgium; Amol Mehra, Director, Industry Transformation, Laudes Foundation, Switzerland; Daan Wensing, Chief Executive Officer, Chair of the Executive Board, IDH - The Sustainable Trade Initiative, Netherlands; Mirek Dušek, Managing Director; Global Programming Group, World Economic Forum; Pham Binh Minh, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister of Viet Nam. Copyright: World Economic Forum/Jeffery Jones
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2019 WASHINGTON DC. 2019 ANNUAL MEETINGS. Development Committee
World Bank Group President David Malpas, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. Photo: World Bank / Grant Ellis
Photo ID: 101919-Development Committee-176-FF
April 13, 2019 - WASHINGTON DC - 2019 World Bank/ IMF Spring Meetings.Development Committee Meeting. Photo: World Bank
Photo ID: 041319_Development Committee_FM_094
United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Secretary-General of the United Nations António Guterres talk before the Development Committee Plenary during the 2022 Annual Meetings at the World Bank.
IMF Photo/Cory Hancock
14 October 2022
Washington, DC, United States
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde answers questions at the Development Committee press briefing during the 2013 World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings at IMF Headquarters, Washington, D.C., October 12, 2013IMF Photo
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2019 WASHINGTON DC. 2019 ANNUAL MEETINGS. Development Committee
World Bank Group President David Malpas, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. Photo: World Bank / Grant Ellis
Photo ID: 101919-Development Committee-084-FF
A single floret in a cluster of pink-white of summer-blooming Pink Shower tree starts the morning as a magenta cup-shaped bloom, at extreme left, and ends the day by flattening out, star-like, in pale-pink and white flower.
Pls view large by clicking over the image.
The bay of Porto Corallo and the beach of Quirra are the coastal gems of Villaputzu, while the countryside is very fertile, because it lies to the north of the Flumendosa estuary, on a small sun-kissed plain. All round the village are rocky outcrops and torrents, with dense woods of ilex, myrtle and strawberry trees, home to the rare griffon vulture.The territory of Villaputzu is attractive and varied, offering a medley of all the attractions of southern Sardinia: at Is Paulatzas, crystal clear waterfalls burble until the month of May amongst the granite rocks and pink oleanders; in the hinterland are abandoned mines; along the coast, to the north of the village, is the Quirra lagoon, stretching behind the long deserted beach.The area of Quirra in part comes under a military easement and has thus been preserved from beach resort development. Quirra is the ideal place for lovers of “no-kiosk beaches”; the lagoon is home to flamingos, heron, swans and the other bird species inhabiting the 10 lagoons of southern Sardinia.A marina, overlooked by a Spanish tower (16th century) has recently been constructed in the historic mooring area from which, starting from the 17th century, divers set out to harvest coral; subsequently it was used to load the minerals and metals mined in the Sarrabus (silver, lead, antimony, fluorite and barite).The first peoples to settle in the fertile territory of Villaputzu were the proto-Sardinians who in the 3rd millennium BC built the rock-cut tombs (domus de janas) of Is Angurtidorgius. In the 7th century BC, the Phoenicians founded the settlement of Sàrcapos just outside today’s village: the ruins of the acropolis can still be seen on the hill of S. Maria.The historic nucleus of Villaputzu developed round the parish church of San Giorgio but the greatest architectural gem of the town lies to the north, at km 83 of state road 125: the beautiful isolated church of San Nicola di Quirra, a rare example of Romanesque architecture built entirely in red brick, between the 13th and 14th centuries.From the church can be seen the high spur crowned by the ruins of the Castle of Quirra (about 1150), which is reached by a signposted footpath. The effort of the steep uphill walk is amply repaid by the spectacular view over the long beach and deep blue sea.
A circa 4 km. da Villaputzu, si trova la località turistica di Porto Corallo, con bel porticciolo di circa 400 posti barche, e una bella spiaggia su cui guarda una torre spagnola.La denominazione della torre risale già al XVI secolo per la forte presenza, nell'area, di corallari. La torre controllava una zona strategica: la foce del Flumendosa. Quest'area era già frequentata in epoca punica, come approdo della città di Sarcapos/Sarrabos e, in epoca medievale, era difesa dallo scomparso castello di Malvicino o Sarrabos. Il fortilizio attuale, a 15 m s.l.m., era in contatto visivo con la torre di Monte Rosso, a N, e quelle delle Saline e di Capo Ferrato, a S. La torre venne costruita dalla Reale Amministrazione delle Torri nell'ultimo decennio del XVI secolo. La forma è cilindrica, con un leggero svasamento; l'altezza, dal livello di terra fino alla sommità dello spalamento della terrazza, è di 14 m. L'ingresso al primo piano è aperto a 6,5 m da terra; la camera interna, circolare, presenta un diametro di 6 m, una volta cupolata e tre troniere. Questo ambiente, detto anche casamatta, cioè la camera interna a prova di bomba, alla destra dell'ingresso, presenta una scala che porta al piano superiore e interna alla muratura. Sempre nel primo piano si possono notare un caminetto e la botola per discendere nella cisterna sottostante. Nel piano superiore, originariamente aperto, detto anche piazza d'armi, era costruita la mezzaluna, una struttura leggera, dalla forma semicircolare, realizzata in canne e coppi, che si appoggiava nel parapetto fronte terra; il suo scopo era quello di proteggere le munizioni e gli uomini della torre per la notte; nel lato mare, invece, la muratura era merlata per l'alloggiamento dei cannoni. La torre, in una relazione del 1720, appare in buono stato; cinquant'anni dopo, il manufatto necessitava di restauro e così, fra il 1777 e il 1778, fu demolita e ricostruita la struttura superiore fino al livello del boccaporto; altri interventi furono realizzati nel 1791 e nel 1798. La torre, nella relazione del 1767 del piemontese Ripol, è indicata come torre di guardia con una piccola guarnigione composta da un alcaide, due soldati e un armamento costituito da due sole spingarde. Nel secolo XIX il piano superiore venne chiuso, fu innalzato tutto il parapetto e tutte le merlature vennero trasformate in finestre; nello stesso periodo venne addossata alla torre una scala in pietra. La torre di Porto Corallo, come scrive Della Marmora, subì l'attacco nel 1812 di una flotta di barbareschi della Tunisia, respinto grazie all'intervento di genti di Villaputzu e Muravera. Attorno agli anni trenta dell'Ottocento la torre venne riparata su progetto dell'architetto Melis; quindi, dopo il 1842, data della soppressione della Reale Amministrazione delle Torri, adibita ad altri scopi. È stata restaurata nel 1984.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2019 WASHINGTON DC. 2019 ANNUAL MEETINGS. Development Committee
World Bank Group President David Malpass, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. Photo: World Bank / Simone D. McCourtie
Photo ID: 101919-DevCommittee-0067F
If you've watched the show, Arrested Development, you might recognize this scene. But this was taken in Ashland, Oregon, not Reno.
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International Development Secretary Alok Sharma met with factory workers at a Unilever oral care plant on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Credit: Anna Dubuis / DFID
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