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The Ministry of Environment in collaboration with Ministry of Finance & Economic Planning through the support of Poverty-Environment Action programme organised a breakfast meeting with Development Partners to discuss collaboration and the implementation of the sector’s priorities, including mainstreaming climate change into national programmes and policies and achieving the country's climate action plans (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement.
Members of the Women Marine Association (WMA) gather for the 50th Biennial Convention and Development Conference, in Denver, Colorado, Sept. 3-8, 2010. The WMA is comprised of former and active duty Marines from all over the country who gathered to share history, support deployed female Marines, and continue the pride and camaraderie between Marines, old and new. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Lindsay L. Sayres/Released)
This is a photo of Stephen Lyons volunteering at St. Raphael's Catholic Church's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program in the Spring of 2011.
China's engagement with matters of peace and security in Africa has recently become more prominent. This can be seen in peacekeeping, peacebuilding, conflict mediation, or the measures adopted at the 6th Forum for China-Africa Cooperation summit in December 2015 to strengthen cooperation on peace and security. These underlined how important these are to China's evolving policy engagement with the African continent, including how security relates to development. These panels will bring together leading academic and policy experts from China and Europe to discuss key themes and issues about China's engagement with peace and security in Africa.
Speakers:
- Zhang Hui (Saferworld)
- Niall Duggan (University College Cork)
- Mathieu Duchatel (European Council on Foreign Relations)
- Ilaria Carrozza (LSE)
- Zhang Chun (Shanghai Institutes for International Studies)
- Chris Alden (LSE/SAIIA)
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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.
Event: 2016 Integrated Product Development Trade Show
Location: Ross School of Business
Photographer: Philip Dattilo
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The housing of the second phase of the redevelopment of the old police training college now right up to St Dial’s Road and Hodge’s Terrace.
Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO)'s Director of Marketing, Strategy and Business Development, Mr Baptiste Kern spent the morning with the AISTS Master of Sports Administration class giving an inside understanding of events like Tour de France, Paris Marathon and Dakar Rally.
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Akinwumi Adesina, President of African Development Bank having a portrait with a delegate during the IIA Award presentation on Accountability, Good Governance, and Transparency by the Audit team on July 4, 2016.
To celebrate 30 years of research for development, UNU-WIDER organized a three-day event of presentations, discussion, and debate. Titled, ‘Mapping the Future of Development Economics’, the conference took place in Helsinki from 17 to 19 September 2015. By bringing together key figures, including some of the world’s most eminent development leaders, and the new generation of researchers and practitioners, the Institute is both continuing a worthy history, and helping to build a stronger future for the field.
Mayor Ras J. Baraka, members of the Newark Municipal Council, Deputy Mayor of Workforce Development and Employment Rahaman Muhammad, Manager of Port Activities for the City of Newark Al Turrick Kenney, and several community partners including the clergy, the Newark Branch of the NAACP, the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice (NJISJ), the Newark Anti-Violence Coalition (NAVC), YDI Youth Build and the People’s Organization for Progress today held a march and rally for jobs at Port Newark & Elizabeth.
The marchers gathered at noon at 132 Corbin Street, Building 1200, in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The marchers demanded that the Waterfront Commission, the New York Shipping Association, and the International Longshoremen’s Association do more to remedy severe racial, gender and ethnic inequality in employment at the Port and an apparent bias against the hiring of local residents.
“Port jobs have an enormous potential to boost the economies of Newark and Elizabeth, two cities struggling with high unemployment and underemployment. Port jobs can be an important source of well-paying middle class jobs. Yet, clearly, those hired to work at the Port are not representative of the diversity of the surrounding community,” said Mayor Baraka.
“International Longshoremen’s Locals 1 and 1804-1 both have fewer than 6% Black members and under 13% Hispanic members. Local 1804-1 has no women. The Port is located in one of the nation’s most diverse communities. Newark and Elizabeth have a combined Black and Latino population of 77%. The two locals remain segregated despite years of attempts by the Waterfront Commission, civil rights organizations and the City of Newark to desegregate the Port,” he added.
A 2015 report that stated that of the 3,299 registered longshore workers at the Port, only 299 (6.3%) had Newark addresses and that of the 3,299 workers, 2,055 are white, 787 Black, 410 Hispanic, 17 Asian and 30 others. Only 302 were women. Most of the Black workers (523 of 787) come from the predominantly Black I.L.A. Local 1233.
In March of this year, Mayor Baraka sent letters to both Venita Gupta, head of the Civil Rights Division of the US Department of Justice and US Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez requesting that they thoroughly investigate the extent and causes of inequity in hiring for jobs at the Port of Newark and Elizabeth and “act to remedy severe racial, gender and ethnic inequality in employment at the Port and an apparent bias against the hiring of local residents.” He also asked the Attorney General to determine whether federal Civil Rights laws have been violated.
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The 2017 WIDER Annual Lecture was delivered on 24 October, as part of UN Day celebrations.
Professor Sabina Alkire, Director of the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), gave the 2017 WIDER Annual Lecture during which she discussed implications of using the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) and other poverty measures for achieving the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, particularly Sustainable Development Goal 1 — to end poverty in all its forms everywhere.
Part of my A2 project- This is an introduction to Vincent Van Gogh and includes a copy of his painting of the sunflowers, using acrylic paints.
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Group portrait of Lamin G. Barrow, Director, Joint Secretariat Support Office (JSSO); Desire J. M. Vencatachellum, Director, Resource Mobilization and External Finance Department, African Development Bank; Akinwumi Adesina, President, African Development Bank; Kevin Chika Urama, Director, African Development Institute; Christoph Kohlmeyer, Former Director, African Development Bank and the delegates signing document during Day 4 of AfDB Annual Meetings 2018, Bilateral Meeting with Soichiro Imaeda, Governor for Japan on May 24, 2018, in Busan, South Korea.
Dr. Jayoung Koo, University of Kentucky. Poster sessions held during the Community Development Society (CDS) 2015 Conference held in Lexington, Kentucky on July 19 - July 22, 2015
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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