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2017
Sketchbook development.
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Admassu Tadesse, President, Trade and Development Bank (TDB) discussing with the delegate during Africa Investment Forum 2018 - Press Conference - Trade and Development Bank and USAID's Power in November 2018, at Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa.
ExtraCare's Chief Executive Nick Abbey, prospective residents Michael and Barbara Snape, and Coventry's Cllr Tony Skipper at the consultation day for ExtraCare's proposed new retirement village in Earlsdon Park, Coventry.
December 23, 2018 - "The Carmel Market is among the most central and popular of Tel Aviv’s market places - it’s also an integral part of the city’s early urban development. Vendors yell for attention to their colorful fresh produce while trendsetters taste the latest culinary trend at a small unmarked restaurant. Tourists shop for trinkets while locals stop for a quick espresso next door.
In the early 1920s the nearby neighborhood called Kerem HaTeimanim, literally 'the vineyard of the Yemenites’, started its own marketplace which was called “HaKerem”, the vineyard. With the help of Zionist leader, Arthur Rupin, a group of Russian immigrants began to turn the small neighborhood into a bustling commercial center. Noticing its potential and impact, the Tel Aviv municipality, with Meir Dizengoff at its helm, encouraged its growth and permanence further by changing its name officially to Shuk HaCarmel, or the Carmel Market, renaming the road HaCarmel Street and allowing for permanent buildings and renovations within the alloted space.
With its growing success, local Arab farmers opened a competing market nearby which became a source of tension among the local populations in downtown Tel Aviv Yaffo for decades, with incidents of violence between Arabs and Jews continuing well into the 1930s and even during Israel’s War of Independence. Arab snipers shot at Jews shopping in the Carmel Shuk from the nearby Hassan Bey Mosque, one of the most well-known Arab mosques in the area, and still standing between the oceanfront and the marketplace.
During Israel’s austerity period of the 1950s, the Carmel Shuk rose to great prominence as the best and most direct source of local, fresh produce. Efforts by the municipality to move the market to a more central location in the city failed in the 1960s and 1970s with locals preferring the market’s intimate and authentic neighborhood charm. And as terrorist attacks tore through the heart of public Israeli life in the 1990s and early 2000s, the open market place suffered a downturn in visitors. But in recent years, as the interest in local produce, outdoor experiential shopping, and blue-and-white purchases increased, as did the number of visitors and vendors to the Shuk. Thanks to a recent renovation, the Carmel Shuk of today is home to a range culinary treats that, together with covered walkways and shaded coffee stalls, welcomes leading chefs from Israel and abroad to its abundant sights, sounds and flavors." Previous text from the following website: en.shuktlv.co.il/category/about-the-carmel-market
Signs of the times in Steveston - development permits up for Towns Netting & Marine Supplies building to be demolished and replaced with mixed retail/condos.
Ministers and delegates at the 41st Meeting of the Council for Trade and Economic Development (COED) at the Pegasus Hotel in Georgetown, Guyana, 12 November, 2015
This is part of the development of the area where Gloucester Park Swimming Pool was in Basildon.
Taken from the top of the multi storey car park.
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2022-11-03: President of the African Development Bank Group, Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina sharing a panel (L-R) Chinelo Anohu, Senior Director of the Africa Investment Forum; Mohan Vivekanandan, Group Executive: Origination & Coverage at Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA); Samaila Zubairu, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Africa Finance Corporation; Dr. Benedict O. Oramah, President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the African Export–Import Bank (Afreximbank); Alain Ebobisse, Chief Executive Officer; Admassu Tadesse, President and Chief Executive of the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB); Hani Salem Sonbol, CEO of the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC); Moussa Nakoulima, Operations & Country Relations SSA, EIB during Africa Investment Forum : Press Conference, Day 2.
A historic office building in Downtown San Jose is the home to entrepreneurs and startups affiliated with the Environmental Business Cluster (EBC), the US Market Access Center (USMAC), and the Entrepreneur Center (eCenter). Space is available for environmental and international start-ups looking for unique office space, and business and financial services and assistance. This program of space and services is offered under a 15-year long partnership between the San Jose Redevelopment Agency, the San Jose State University Research Foundation, and the Humboldt State University Sponsored Programs Foundation.
The Agency has invested more than $20 million in these programs to support the growth of new software, clean tech and emerging technology companies, as well as international businesses looking to expand in the U.S. Along with the incubator and business service programs at the San Jose Innovation Center, the Agency’s investment also includes the San Jose BioCenter, which is located in the Edenvale Technology Park, South San Jose. These programs have been very effective in helping small businesses grow by generating over 2,600 jobs and enabling companies affiliated with the programs to raise $1.6 billion in capital equity financing.
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San Antonio - The Saga
This unique video art projection depicts the historical discovery, settlement and development of San Antonio, Texas and United States history. The Saga projection covers 7,000 square feet of light, color and visual narration projected onto the majestic façade of San Fernando Cathedral- the oldest cathedral in the United States.
The 24-minute journey was created in 2014 by French video artist Xavier de Richemont
2018-01-18: President of the African Development Bank Group, Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina discusses with H.E. Yemi Osinbajo, Vice President of Nigeria; Dr. Shehu Yahaya, Chairman, Board of Directors; H.E. Abdullahi Ganduje, Governor of Kano State; Mr. Olajide Oyewusi, Special Assistant to the President of AfDB; Kazeem Ishola, Security Agent, SECU/ PRST at the Commissioning of the African Development Bank office building.
Satwa is being re-developed at the moment and many of the images you see will not be around in a year or two. Buildings with green numbers (plot numbers) are slated for demolition in the comng months, many people on the move.
Thelma Krug, Vice-Chair, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, speaking at the High-level plenary: Science-policy exchange – big ideas to connect landscapes, climate and development, on Day 2. Global Landscapes Forum, Paris, France.
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A child at one of Developmental Disabilities Association's Child Development Centres.
Photography by Alana Couch (http://www.alanacouch.com/).
Resource storage for "T4D" - Technology for Development inside UNICEF's Innovation Lab. AidData Summer Fellow Rebecca Schectman is working with UNICEF to evaluate how geocoded project records reflect implementation realities in the field, including the results in Uganda's Aid Management Platform. She will also assess the mechanisms that facilitate the collection of high-quality citizen feedback on development projects.