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As a springboard for discussion we used this opportunity to talk amongst ourselves, in a panel including the core members of the team.
(Photos by Hao Liu'16/Amherst College, Office of Public Affairs) The theme: "Disruptive Innovation." We seek to bring together speakers from a variety of disciplines whose work has disrupted the status quo.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group.
Dr. Elisa T. Bertuzzo (Habitat Forum Berlin), Brigitte Schultz (Stadtbauwelt, Berlin), Prof. Dr. Günter Nest (KHB, Habitat Forum Berlin), Ishraq Zahra Khan ( North South University/ BRAC University), Md.Touheed (ArchSociety), Anne Doose (Architect GIZ), Partha Das (Partha DAS & Associates, Kolkata), Jalal Ahmed (Institute of Architects Bangladeh), Lien Jongkees (German Embassy, Cultural Affairs), Keya DasGupta (ex faculty, CSSSC, Kolkata), Dr. Shayer Ghafur (BUET, Faculty of Architecture), Salma Shafi (GUS, Urban Researcher), Prof. Dr. Golam Rahman (Bangladesh Institute of Planners), Masrur Mamum (University of Asia Pacific)
Credit: Anne Odoj
Ms. Davis talked about what Public Affairs Section does and discussed the expection vs. reality of working at the U.S. Embassy.
[U.S. Embassy photo by Un Yarat]
Madinah Institute for Leadership & Entrepreneurship (MILE), Knowledge Economic City (KEC)
2nd Program for Advanced Leadership & Management (PALM) Executive Education Program, Madinah Saudi Arabia
The Nashville Health Care Council hosted Toby Cosgrove, M.D., executive adviser to Google Cloud’s Health Care and Life Sciences Team, and executive adviser and former president and CEO of Cleveland Clinic, for a lively discussion that covered a wide range of topics, from innovation and technology to patient experience and leadership in health care. With Bruce Greenstein, executive vice president of LHC Group as moderator, more than 200 Council members heard Cosgrove’s perspective on telehealth, data’s impact on the future of care and the recent influx of tech companies entering the industry.
In honor of National Homeownership Month, African American Presidents/CEOs/Executive Directors from the nation’s leading nonprofit, corporate, and philanthropic organizations participated in a roundtable discussion with Secretary Marcia L. Fudge, which was co-hosted by The Executive Leadership Council.
A great shot of another angle in one of the break out groups from the second event in the Onondaga Land Rights & Our Common Future Speaking series; From the "Doctrine of Discovery" to International Recognition of Rights.
Photo courtesy of Kristin Mosher.
A Timeline Events Night shoot at Barrow Hill Roundhouse near Chesterfield using the D49, Morayshire. It was on its way back to Scotland after visiting the Nene Valley Railway and the North Norfolk Railway. As with a lot of Timeline Events charters, Central Scenes brought the scenes to life with their re-enactments.
The first panel discussion was on "Beyond the Diversity Hype: Data Gaps and the Potential of Quotas." Barbara Byrne moderated.
Two experts, geologist and archeologist, discussed about the trip, regarding open lecture and guiding during trip. Budi Brahmantyo explained "the Basin of Bandung" inside the train, and later, both of them, exposed Gunung Padang, the megalithic site. Luthfi Yondri, shown above wearing blue t-shirt is archeologist having had research on Gunung Padang several times.
All participants divided into 4 break out groups to discuss:
1.- How to build country-led mechanisms to share knowledge for development through SSC? - Group facilitated by South-South Opportunity member Sebastien Longhurst, Antioquia University Colombia
2.- How could CoPs and regional platforms contribute to enhance the exchange among Southern partners? - Facilitated by SSO member Joaquim Tres, Inter-American Development Bank.
3.- What can non-governmental actors - academia, private sector and civil society - contribute to improve SSC? - Facilitated by Héctor Aguirre, Mancomunidad del Trifinio, El Salvador-Guatemala-Honduras
4.- Where is the multilateral support for SSC most relevant, and how can it complement country efforts? Facilitated by SSO member Dave Kruger, Asian Development Bank Institute
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Chancellor Girod chats with a Jayhawk for few minutes after a great conversation at a KU Common Book discussion at the The Commons in Spooner Hall.
©2017 KU Marketing Communications, Andy White
"Well Danny..I've never met that Mexican dude with the violin "
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Shown talking things over following a recent meeting were Woodridge's new Police Chief Donald Mattice, (ctr), and former Trustee Gerald Mikula (left), appointed director of Public Works and Engineering.
Roundtable discussion "Targeting social transfers - pro and contra" with Patience Masi (KfW Malawi), Florian Höllen (BMZ), Esther Schüring (Hochschule Bonn Rhein-Sieg), and Stephen Kidd (Development Pathways).
Moderator: Markus Loewe (DIE)
PEGNet Conference 2019 - "Promoting social, economic and socio-political development through social protection."
September 9-10 | Bonn, Germany
Social protection is a key instrument for fostering social, economic and political development. It is well established that it is not only essential for the reduction of vulnerability, income poverty and income inequality but also for the promotion of human development as it facilitates access to education, health care, nutrition, housing and reduces gender disparities. In recent years, there has been a growing consensus that social protection is also an important requirement for fostering economic growth, social cohesion and political stability.
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