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Workshop on the Implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention – Organized in cooperation with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)
Workshop on the Implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention – Organized in cooperation with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)
Project Title: Distribution of Solar Lanterns for Village Village Abdul Hakeem Shah, THATTA.
Date Completed: Feb/ 02/2021
Donor: Lodhie Foundation
Implementing Partner: Mr. Ammer Shah In Loving Memory Of Janat BiBi Shah.
Project Manager/Coordinator: Abdul Samad
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The Lodhie Foundation initiative brings a “First Ray of Light” to the rural and poor communities and backward areas of Pakistan. Since 2003, this philanthropic initiative has continued to achieve his goal to bring the poorest people of Pakistan opportunities for socio-economic development. The program has been building momentum and successful results since its beginning. The key element is the distribution and maintenance of solar LED lighting systems through the guidance and management of Pervaiz Lodhie Founder Trustee of Lodhie Foundation located in Karachi, Pakistan
Ever since introducing a noble cause of distribution of SOLAR LANTERN ( ROSHNI ) to the needy and poor villagers and families of rural areas in Pakistan under the Donation of Mr. Ammer Shah In loving Memory of Janat BiBi Shah (Mother of Ammer Shah), a team Lodhie Foundation was assigned to visit the Village of Thatta Region to observe and witness the distribution of Solar Lantern ROSHNI to the most needy Village of Village Abdul Hakeem Shah, located near Keenjhar Lake, District Thatta #Sindhof district badin Sindh Region .
As a gesture of goodwill Mr. Ammer Shah Donor of Lodhie Foundation offered a gift of 30 solar powered LED lights to the Village Abdul Hakeem Shah, located near Keenjhar Lake, District Thatta ,Sindh.
Benefits
·Freedom from Darkness — The sunlight fades as early as 6 p.m, leaving the villagers in complete darkness. With solar lantern lighting, they have about an additional five hours of light to add to each day.
·Freedom from Illiteracy — More hours of light means more hours for children to study and get a better education, which is crucial to improving their social-economic future.
·Freedom from Poverty — With solar LED lanterns, the villagers no longer have to pay for expensive kerosene lanterns. Also, with more hours of light, the men and women have additional hours to work, which means more income for each household.
·Freedom from Hunger — More income means more money to better feed each member of the family; a daily concern for villagers.
·Freedom from Disease — Kerosene lanterns give off toxic and dangerous fumes; solar LED lanterns do not. LED lanterns also provide extra visibility, which helps against nighttime hazards.
QoS organizing instruct how to implementing cisco network security. The course covers security controls of Cisco IOS gadgets and also a practical prologue to the Cisco ASA versatile security apparatus. Utilizing teacher drove examination, address, and hands-on lab works out. For more subtle elements visit once at qosnetworking.
Destruction by Implements -from an assignment on violence to vegetables. DIY Strobist Stage Box using SB 800(1/4 power) and SB28 (1/8 power) left and right f16 @125 if memory serves. No potatoes were harmed in making this photograph.
Implementation is the chariot of genius.
— William Blake
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En Sinaloa se han implementado políticas públicas para lograr un desarrollo integral justo y equitativo de las personas de la tercera edad, afirmó el gobernador del estado, Mario López Valdez, al signar un convenio de colaboración con el Instituto Nacional de la Personas Adultas Mayores (Inapam).
March 26, 2013
University of Southern California
USC Global Health Lecture Series 2012-2013
In international development and global health there is a wide gap between what academic research and policy makers support and what the field realities dictate. In this lecture, Joel Lamstein, founder and president of John Snow, Inc., outlined those differences and discussed the challenges and successes in translating policies into implementation at one of the world's premier public health organizations.
Learn more at globalhealth.usc.edu/joellamstein
La mañana de este lunes 25 de septiembre el alcalde de Chone Deyton Alcívar hizo la entrega de implementos deportivos a los monitores de las diferentes categorías deportivas que lleva adelante la Subdirección de Deportes y Recreación del Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado (GAD) Municipal de esta cantón, en la enseñanza y aprendizaje de niños y jóvenes chonenses.
Balones de básquet y futbol, protectores, chorizos, tablas de natación, entre otros, fueron los implementos que recibieron los monitores deportivos del GAD Municipal de Chone.
El alcalde Deyton Alcívar indicó que: Esta es una inversión que se hace en bien de la niñez y juventud del cantón, por cuanto a través de la enseñanza y aprendizaje estamos fortaleciendo las habilidades y destrezas deportivas de nuestros talentos y también trabajamos en la erradicación de malos hábitos como el consumo de drogas y alcohol, ya que el deporte hace la unión de los pueblos y conlleva a una vida saludable en los seres humanos.
Juan Carlos Castaño, José Álava Intriago y John Vélez Becerra, monitores deportivos, expresaron el agradecimiento al primer personero municipal Deyton Alcívar por estar pendiente del desarrollo del sistema de enseñanza y aprendizaje de los talentos deportivos de Chone.
I've purchased a new implement of destruction here at the Grassy Knoll-- this light duty electric chipper. The ultimate weapon in the war against the scrub brush that pops up everywhere on the property.
It seems to be of pretty good quality, despite the Chicago Electric Tool Company label on the front...
not sure exactly what this was for - obviosly harvested some kinda grain crop and dropped it in a gravity wagon or bailer
The AmbITion consultants and academics meet in Cambridge to discuss the implementation phase of the project
Minister of State Ingabire Assumpta chaired a virtual meeting on the implementation of "multi-sectoral approach for graduation" | 22.04.2022
The UN Special Representative, James Swan, met with Somalia's Federal Election Implementation Team (FEIT) to discuss the importance of ensuring credible House of the People elections.
UN Photo / Calisto Ololngojine
Implementing Social Change Workshop. April 26, 2013 at the Human Rights Campaign. Photos by Ansley Whipple of Design Ignites Change.
Fanta Zara Bah (27) is a youth leader in the conflict-affected town of Ségou and a participant in Cordaid's Accountable Local Governance Programme programme (PGLR).
"The programme has taught us a lot. We have received training on our rights and duties. We know now that the involvement of youth in the business of a community is crucial for its development.
In Ségou, for example, people would not pay taxes regularly. The training taught us that we need to educate them on the fact that the tax money will be used for community development.
We received training on the importance of prenatal consultations. In Ségou, there are still women who won’t go to a hospital for a health check. Some say that’s because they are uncomfortable visiting a younger doctor, in other cases, the spouses might refuse to pay the medical expenses.
We went around the city of Ségou to raise awareness among women. We also participate in radio shows to reach out to more people, including men.
Three months later, we followed up with the health centres and there was a big change: the number of women coming in for a prenatal consultation increased!
The advice I would give to young people is to remember that we are the future. Our communities and our countries will not develop without us.
We must get involved in all matters of the community, even if they try to sideline us."
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Mali, one of the largest countries in the West African Sahel region, is known for its rich history and fascinating mix of cultures. Unfortunately, political turbulence and various regional conflicts have affected almost the entire population in the last decade. These and other challenges, such as climate change, food insecurity and mass displacement, call for an approach that gives Malians the means they need to turn the tide and move forward.
To make a lasting impact on the struggling West African regions, Cordaid believes we need a holistic approach that positively influences the most crucial elements in people’s daily lives. By combining efforts in strengthening civil society, creating a fair value chain, educating youth on topics such as sexual and reproductive health and rights and allowing them to influence governance and peace processes, we can pave the way to a peaceful and just future for all Malians.
Cordaid's programmes in Mali:
PGLR+
The Accountable Local Governance Programme (PGLR+) in Mali seeks to strengthen democratic institutions in 240 municipalities across the Gao, Tombouctou, Mopti, and Ségou regions. Funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mali, the programme is carried out by a consortium of four Dutch NGOs: SNV, Oxfam Novib, the V4T Foundation, and Cordaid.
JNJ2
Jege ni Jaba means 'fish and onions' in Bambara, Mali's lingua franca. It is also the name of a programme that improves food security in the country. Some value chains have all the necessary conditions to be developed on a larger scale. However, farmers and producers are often facing challenges to grow their businesses. The main objectives of the programme are improving people's livelihoods, without increasing the pressure on the environment, and creating economic opportunities for women and youth.
Just Future
Just Future is a programme led by an alliance of international and local NGOs and civil society organisations to strengthen the capacity of civil society in fragile contexts. The alliance partners demand more accessible, responsive and accountable security and justice institutions, and more inclusive political governance and peace-making.
Jigiya
One of the goals of the Jigiya project ('hope' in Bambara) is to educate at least one million girls and boys on sexual and reproductive health and rights. The programme aims to significantly improve the youth's reproductive health and to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality. Cordaid provides technical assistance to the Jigiya project, which is being implemented in four regions: Kayes, Koulikoro, Segou and Mopti.
Implemented by UNDP, the RFS Nigeria project aims to foster sustainability and resilience for food security in Northern Nigeria through addressing key environmental and socioeconomic drivers of food insecurity.
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.
In February 2024, the National Commission on Small Arms and Lights Weapons, hosted a three-day conference to raise awareness of the humanitarian impact of improvised anti-personnel mines in the region. The Conference was held thanks to support provided by the European Union and had the technical support of the Convention's Implementation Support Unit.
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Implementing Social Change Workshop. April 26, 2013 at the Human Rights Campaign. Photos by Ansley Whipple of Design Ignites Change.
Regulatory Change Management (RCM) is a process which is devised for making sure that the organizational policies, procedures, practices, ➡http://bit.ly/2wM6fQM
“Desde el Ministerio convocaremos a actores como la academia, los gremios y otras organizaciones para implementar una hoja de ruta local que convierta a Leticia en una biodiverciudad. Es un territorio con gran riqueza hídrica, localizado de manera estratégica al limitar con Perú y Brasil, multicultural y con enorme potencial para hacer un uso sostenible de su biodiversidad”, señaló el ministro de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible Carlos Eduardo Correa.
La firma del memorando de entendimiento ‘Leticia Biodiverciudad’ permite que las autoridades territoriales de la capital amazónica se apropien de la iniciativa y junto con el Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible impulsen proyectos estratégicos dentro de los planes de desarrollo que se relacionen con el concepto de biodiverciudades y contemplen las necesidades y prioridades del territorio.
Actualmente, en Leticia, se adelantan importantes proyectos relacionados con biodiverciudades. El instituto Sinchi, gran aliado en esta labor, impulsa programas como la caracterización de humedales urbanos, producción local de bioempaques, educación de la población en hábitos de consumo sostenible, piscicultura con especies nativas, entre otros.
La iniciativa busca, además, que las personas de Leticia se empoderen y reconozcan su medio ambiente, su naturaleza, su biodiversidad, siendo conscientes de los servicios ecosistémicos que le presta el ambiente y de la estructura ecológica que la sostiene.
Cabe resaltar que el 3 de diciembre de 2019 se realizó el Diálogo Regional para la Construcción de Biodiverciudades en Leticia, en donde se identificaron los principales retos que enfrenta la ciudad en materia ambiental y su potencial para aprovechar de manera sostenible su biodiversidad, contando con la participación de aliados estratégicos para hacer posible esta transformación.
Esta alianza es uno de los resultados del despliegue del Sistema Nacional Ambiental durante esta semana #JuntosPorLaAmazonía, que se encuentra en diferentes ciudades de la región para fortalecer acciones que protejan su riqueza natural. / Dic. 02, 2020. (Fotografía Oficial Ministerio de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible / Emilio Aparicio Rodríguez).
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COP29 side event: Trade and investment policies to advance climate ambition, implementation and sustainable development. More: unctad.org/meeting/cop29-side-event-trade-and-investment-...
Photo credit: UN Trande and Development / Nijat Adigozalov and Ibrahim Feyzullayev
At #COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) will sharpen global attention on the economic inequalities that the climate emergency is deepening. More: unctad.org/unctad-at-cop29