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Author: P., F. D.
Page: 92
Year: 1847
Place: London
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Author: P., F. D.
Page: 51
Year: 1847
Place: London
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Juba, 10 December 2024: At a press conference in Juba, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of UNMISS, Nicholas Haysom, acknowledged the profound challenges facing South Sudan, including intercommunal conflict, the economic crisis, climate shocks and a rising cholera outbreak. While these challenges are real, he said, so is the tremendous opportunity to choose hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord. "I call on South Sudan’s leaders to carry forward this hope by making every effort to recapture the optimism and good intentions that independence had brought to their people. The only way they can do so is by fully implementing the peace deal they themselves wrote into existence. I remain convinced that with decisive actions, a unified approach and moral courage, peace is not only possible, it’s inevitable."
Photo: Isaac Billy/UNMISS
Implementar una estación de guardado de bicicletas que las deje en un subterráneo, para ocupar menos espacio, aumentar la seguridad y cantidad de bicicletas para guardar.
Where we stand: global commitments,
implementation of NDCs in Mediterranean countries Plenary Session 1
This session will be an introductory session to the Sixth Mediterranean Forest Week and present the current situation regarding the role of Mediterranean forests in global commitments (including targets on LDN and Aichi targets) and the role of LULUCF in implementing the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of the Mediterranean countries.
Using a concrete example, this session will show how the three Rio Conventions can be complementary
The Ministry of Agriculture, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), is hosting the Sixth edition of the Mediterranean Forest Week (VIth MWF) at the Grand Hills Hotel, Broumana, on 1–5 April 2019. The weeklong event brings together policy and decision makers, forest administrators, researchers, practitioners, donors, civil society organizations, and social and environmental based non–governmental organizations to share and promote the use of forest–based solutions to assist Mediterranean countries in the implementation of their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement.
1 April 2019
Broumana (Lebanon)
Photos by (c) Pilar Valbuena for the Forest Communicators Network for the Mediterranean and Near East
Sebrae firma parcerias para combater a burocracia
Projeto pioneiro no Rio Grande do Sul visa simplificar o ambiente legal para a atividade empresarial
Nesta sexta-feira (15), o Serviço Brasileiro de Apoio às Micro e Pequenas Empresas (Sebrae) deu mais um passo importante para simplificar a vida dos empreendedores brasileiros. Em reuniões realizadas em Porto Alegre (RS), foi definida a composição do Conselho que vai implementar o projeto “Desburocratização e Simplificação Legislativa”, no Rio Grande do Sul, visando contribuir com a redução da burocracia e a melhoria do ambiente de negócios para as pequenas empresas.
O projeto vai realizar levantamentos, análises e propostas concretas de melhorias em toda a legislação que impacta principalmente o pequeno empresário no Rio Grande do Sul. O objetivo do Sebrae com a iniciativa pioneira que será implementada no estado é desenvolver uma metodologia de trabalho que será reproduzida em todo o país. A ação conta com a parceria do governo do Rio Grande do Sul e com a consultoria do Instituto Desburocratizar (iDESB).
Nesta sexta-feira, além de estabelecer o perfil dos membros do Conselho – que será formado por representantes do governo e sociedade civil – os parceiros fizeram encaminhamentos para a estruturação da primeira agenda de trabalho do grupo, que será consolidada para a primeira reunião, prevista para abril. Estavam presentes no encontro, o secretário de Governança e Gestão Estratégica, Cláudio Gastal, João Marcos Amaral, gerente da Unidade de Políticas Públicas e Desenvolvimento Territorial (UPPDT) do Sebrae Nacional, Inês Schwingel, gerente adjunta da UPPDT do Sebrae Nacional, André Godoy, diretor superintendente do Sebrae RS, Janaína Zago, gerente da UPPDT do Sebrae RS, e Daniel Bogea, diretor-executivo do Instituto Desburocratizar (iDESB). “A desburocratização é uma prioridade e está no nosso mapa estratégico, que vai dar o norte ao governo”, comentou o secretário.
Reforçando a agenda proativa do Sebrae para fomentar o empreendedorismo no estado, foi realizado outro encontro, com foco na ampliação da Sala do Empreendedor de Porto Alegre. O local reunirá os órgãos de registro e licenciamento de empresas, possibilitando que o empreendedor tenha todas as informações e serviços necessários em um único local. O lançamento está previsto para este semestre. Participaram do encontro o secretário de Desenvolvimento Econômico de Porto Alegre, Eduardo Cidade, e Daniela Alves Braga, coordenadora da Sala do Empreendedor, representantes do Sebrae e da iDESB. Em seguida, a equipe do Sebrae e o representante da iDESB realizaram uma visita à Junta Comercial com Itacir Amauri Flores.
Redesimples
Também nesta sexta-feira, o Sebrae firmou um novo convênio com a Junta Comercial, Industrial e Serviços do Rio Grande do Sul (JucisRS). O objetivo da iniciativa é intensificar o trabalho de desburocratização e simplificação da rotina das empresas e ampliar a abrangência da Redesimples. A parceria entre o Sebrae e JucisRS já resultou na melhoria do processo de abertura, alteração e fechamento de empresas no Estado, que agora é 100% digital.
Com isso, já é possível realizar essas operações, no tempo máximo de cinco dias e cinco horas. O projeto original para a implantação da Redesimples, iniciado em 2014 com a JucisRS, alcançou resultados relevantes no estado ao integrar 160 municípios, o que representa 78% das micro e pequenas empresas do RS, realizar a digitalização do acervo de documentos da JucisRS, alterar o sistema operacional da JucisRS, tornando o processo mais ágil, moderno e seguro, além de promover a integração de todos os órgãos estaduais.
Durante a assinatura do convênio, Itacir Amauri Flores, presidente da Junta Comercial, destacou a importância da parceria com o Sebrae e afirmou que a meta é que, ao final dos quatro anos, o projeto atinja todos os municípios. “Pretendemos alcançar mais 100 municípios em 2019, é possível”. João Marcos Amaral, gerente da Unidade de Políticas Públicas e Desenvolvimento Territorial (UPPDT) do Sebrae Nacional, ressaltou o comprometimento do Rio Grande do Sul com a pauta: “A agenda de desburocratização é prioritária para o desenvolvimento econômico do país, inclusive para que a gente alcance melhores posições no ranking Doing Business - fundamental para atrair investimentos e que demonstra, justamente, a melhoria do ambiente de negócios”.
Crédito: Lisa Roos
2021-11-03: A delegate during the COP26 - Assessing the Status of NDC Implementation in Africa, Glasglow.
Farming implements depicted in the 1850s book "Man, His Frame and Wants" (Charles Baker). Steampower was just starting to be introduced onto the farm, so the implements depicted were a mix of old-fashioned horse-drawn and new-fangled steam-powered.
The Twenty-Second Meeting of the States Parties to the Convention on Anti-Personnel Mines took place in Geneva from 1-5 December 2025 with participants from more than 80 countries. Photos are free to use within the context of the Convention and should be acknowledged to: Mine Ban Convention ISU.
2021-11-03: A delegate speaking during the COP26 - Assessing the Status of NDC Implementation in Africa, Glasglow.
Comprehensive national implementing legislation plays critical role in upholding CWC and countering the re-emergence of chemical weapons
Baghdad, 08 March 2018 – On the second day of the high level conference on the implementation of Iraq National Action Plan (INAP) on the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security in Iraq the Ministerial follow up teams evaluated the process of implementation and monitoring of the INAP 1325.
Governors and representatives from Women’s Departments at the Provincials Councils shared their views from the situation on local level. Participants were addressed by Dr. Mahdi Al Alaq, Secretary General of the Council of Ministers and Chair of the Cross Sector Task Force 1325 and Dr. Ibtisam Aziz, Director General of the Iraqi Women Empowerment Department of the Council of Ministers.
The high level conference has been held under the patronage of H.E. Prime Minister of Iraq and is supported by the United Nations, UN Women, the British Embassy in Iraq and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Photos by UNAMI PIO.
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Smithfield Implement has been a permanent part of the community since it was built. My father worked there while in high school. It has changed colors several times over the years. This is the latest.
The Twenty-Second Meeting of the States Parties to the Convention on Anti-Personnel Mines took place in Geneva from 1-5 December 2025 with participants from more than 80 countries. Photos are free to use within the context of the Convention and should be acknowledged to: Mine Ban Convention ISU.
Nahún Escoto of Aguacatal community in Ojojona checks the state of his lettuce. November 2023. Credit: Gerardo A. Moya / UNDP Honduras
Nahún says the irrigation methods they learned under the AdaptarC project have enabled them to implement more eco-friendly crop production.
Around 32 km south of the capital Tegucigalpa, Ojojona town is characterized by its varied offering of pottery and clay and wood crafts, however, this is an activity almost exclusive to the municipal centre. The most remote communities, such as El Aguacatal, located about 15 km from the centre of the municipality, depend on agricultural livelihoods.
Rising temperatures and changes in precipitation are leading to water stress in the region, with negative effects on agricultural production and the availability of water for communities and ecosystems.
The main objective of the project ‘Ecosystem-Based Adaptation at Communities of the Central Forest Corridor in Tegucigalpa’ (2019-2024)* – also known as the “AdaptarC” project – was to increase the climate resilience of the most vulnerable communities located in the Central Forest Corridor, with an emphasis on sustainable livelihoods and the continuity of the provision of ecosystem goods and services for the city of Tegucigalpa and surroundings. To achieve this, the project focused on strengthening local and community governance; ecosystem-based adaptation measures and technologies to build climate resilience; and strengthening knowledge management, information and adaptive capacity monitoring systems.
Among the key results of the project:
Around 3,660 hectares of forest restored and 90 hectares reforested;
More than 2,800 technicians have been trained in climate change adaptation (more than 60% women);
More than 3,600 people trained and provided with technical assistance in climate-smart agriculture;
All Central Forest Corridor municipalities have climate adaptation plans and micro watershed plans, with consideration for climate risk;
Five studies completed into aspects of climate change adaptation in the Central Forest Corridor, including on weevil pest, forest restoration, etc.)
Around 4,473 families with improved access to water.
Learn more: www.adaptation-undp.org/projects/ecosystem-based-adaptati...
*Implemented by Honduras’ Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MiAmbiente+) with finance from the Adaptation Fund and technical support from the UN Development Programme.
"SDGs Implementation in Africa-Reflections on a Three-Year Journey" Pre-Conference Session: "Enhancing M&R Systems"| Kigali, 12 June 2019
The Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA) in collaboration with UNEP and ITU hosted a workshop on Extended Producer Responsibility guidelines and regulations for e-waste management in Rwanda.
The two-day workshop brought together representatives from government and development partners to discuss implementation of Rwanda’s e-waste regulations, Extended Producer Responsibility guidelines and the role of digital solutions that could be utilised to address e-waste challenges that pose severe dangers to the environment and people's health.
Farming implements, farm life, Museum in Castle Orsini, Soriano nel Cimino, Italy
The imposing 13th century castle dominates the town from its proud position at the summit. It was constructed by Pope Nicolo III Orsini in 1277 around an existing tower, and was initially used as his summer residence. It has passed through many hands as power shifted through history and was more recently used as a prison until 1989. Today visitors can visit the chapel, towers and weapons room and are rewarded with breathtaking views across the Tiber Valley and Monte Cimino Park.
This is an old rusty drag that I use each year for my garden. It was new once, a long time before I got it. Years of use are causing the onset of Entropy. April Challenge photo #17
Juba, 10 December 2024: At a press conference in Juba, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of UNMISS, Nicholas Haysom, acknowledged the profound challenges facing South Sudan, including intercommunal conflict, the economic crisis, climate shocks and a rising cholera outbreak. While these challenges are real, he said, so is the tremendous opportunity to choose hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord. "I call on South Sudan’s leaders to carry forward this hope by making every effort to recapture the optimism and good intentions that independence had brought to their people. The only way they can do so is by fully implementing the peace deal they themselves wrote into existence. I remain convinced that with decisive actions, a unified approach and moral courage, peace is not only possible, it’s inevitable."
Photo: Isaac Billy/UNMISS