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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' UNION .
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. SCRA_p THE ANTI-STUDENT GRADE CONVERSION F0.RMUL1.!! .
Date: 18-o, -()6.
Friends,The JNu Administration has decided to implement a new formula for converting grade points into .
percentages. JNU did not have an\' such well defined formula earlier because of which students faced problems .
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"·hiJc app/yiJ,g for certain admissiOns or employment outside. H owever in the name ofeasing out this problem .
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11f the students. the fornnda Proposed by the Administration is extremely arbitrnry and harms the interests of .
lhe students. According to this formula, every grade awarded to a student is converted to a percentage with a .
<"lear do11·n ward bias. Earlier JNU considered a student securing the grade of B only as cqui,·alent to 55%, .
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tltcrch,· fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria for UGC-NET exams or for pursuing research in other .
unfl·ersitics. According to this new formula the minimum grade required for securing 55% is 5.5, ' .
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tlteJcfore going against the earlier equivalence ofJNU and limiting the scope ofa large section .
ofstudents to pursue their career in academics. Again, a g1·ade of C+ becomes equivalent to less .
Which is considered to be fail in other universities . Such a formula which hampers the interests.
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ot the students therefore needs to be withdrawn. Over the last one week, JNUSU canicd out a massil·e .
signatur·e campaign Which receil·ed overwhelming response from the student communi[)·. More than 2000 .
students haw· e:.:pressed their opposition to the proposed formula in the signature campaign. .
Therefore we demand that the Administration must uphold the overwhelming opinion of the students and .
·'n'"P the proposed grade conversion forn_1ula. We appeal to the students to participate in large numbers in the .
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JH ot<'st demo tomorrow demand10g thc Wlth drawaJ ofth rs antJ -student proposal. .
1t is also shameful that the Admin istra tiou did not consult the JNUSU at any stage of evohing this .
formu la and passed it in a clandestine manner by ratifYing the proposal in Part B of the Academic Council Meeting where JNusu has no representation. This issue therefore brings to focus the urgent need to have ···~ · ' elected students' representation in ACto ensure that sucJ, anti-student proposals are not passed. Although the .
Administration conceded to this demand of the students last to last year it has not implemented it as yet. We .
demaud that Administration must ensure students' election to the Academic Council at the cariicst. .
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PROTEST DEMO. .
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D£111ANDING SCRAPPING OFANTI-STUDENT GRADE CONVERsiON FOR.ll1lJLA .
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is being played out in the medJa, butit is a pan or urc \AJ"' -· _ '· In the aftermath ofKalingnagar massacre afact-finding team of JNU students wem ~"' . ·-... .
first hand. The four member team of JNU students-Awadhesh, Rajan Pandey, Vanessa led by the JNUSU PresJaelll ra-., --· ,. -... .
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spot on 16.01.06. We inviteyou totonight's public meeting where Photographs and news clippings will be displayed,the Fact-Finding Team .
will keep its report and two scholars will address the issue in the context of the politics and economics of'development' and displacement. .
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RATIFY THE EARLIER RULES AND PROCEDURES OF GSCASH ·. .
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Due to sustalne.d protest and spirited resistance from JNUSU and JNU students VC as the Chairperson of the EC was forced to .
keep the New Rules and Procedures Of GSCASH in abeyance. However, JNUSU demanded scrapping of the New Rules and .
ratificati.on oftheexisting rules and procedures. JNUSU has placed its detailed critique ofthe new rules which dangerously .
distort the gender sensitive character ofGSCASH and curb its autonomy. JNUSU placed a detailed memorandum tothe EC Meet .
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of 5 Dec.05.We would like to inform that EC Meet of 5Dec. 05 "authorized the VC to (i) circulate the GSCASH Rules and .
Procedures as approved by Executive Council on 2..£-2005 to the Dean ofSchools of Studies, GSCASH and various Associations .
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and (ii) to appoint a Committee to analyse the responses thus received and to collatethese response.The mattermay be brought .
to Executive Council only after undertaking due discussions and deliberations." The JNUSU has on more than one occasion .
clarified its position and submitted its critique to the administration. We wish t~ categorically reiterate that none ofthe provision .
in the newrules and procedures which harm the gender-sensitive and autonomous character ofthe GSCASH and curtails its .
authority should not be allowed to be retained under the garb of 'discussions and deliberations'. We demand the ratification of .
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the ear1ier rules and procedures ofthe GSCASH by the EC. .
JNUSU condemns in strongest terms the vandalism by ABVP outside apublic meeting at the Kaveri mess on the night ofthe Jan 16, and " .
the subsequent lumpenism indulged in by two JPF members towards the political activists ofagroup.These two JPF members have along .
history ofsuch activities, and the administration must take immediate action against them. AGBM at the Lohtt hostel has already passed a .
reS()Iution iast yearagainst one of them seeking his expulsion from the hostel for an unprovoked beating up ofanother L4;1it resident. The .
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co(lSistently lackadaisical and complicit apwoach of the administration in not punish1ng these seriallumpens as well as the actryities ofthe .-,. .
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ABV'P goons during SARGeelani'svisit must be resisted. .
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2021-03-24: H.E. Mr. Alan Kyerematen, Minister of Trade and Industry of Ghana (TBC) attending the virtual webinar on Implementing the AfCFTA : The Need for Deepening Private Sector Engagement and Commitment. In frame, (Top - Bottom) H.E. Ambassador Usha Dwarka-Canabady, Permanent Representative of Mauritius/ Coordinator of the African Group at the World Trade Organization; Ms. Tania Rödiger-Vorwerk, Director, Private Sector, Trade, Employment and Digital Technologies, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany; Mr. Paul Walters, Director for Trade & Development, UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office; Andoh Obed MENSAH, Division Manager, Trade and Investment Climate Division, African Development Bank Group; Mr. Michael Kottoh, Head of Strategy & Research, AfroChampions; Mr. Solomon Quaynor, Vice President, Industry, Infrastructure, Private Sector and Trade, African Development Bank.
Implementar acciones para atender las necesidades de las comunidades de El Porvenir-Pelejo y Papaplaya en Tarapoto, afectadas por las recientes lluvias e inundaciones que han dañado cultivos y limitando el acceso a alimentos esenciales.
As part of the #ShapeYourFuture campaign, implemented by EU NEIGHBOURS east, 12 influencers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine travelled to Riga and Prague on 16-22 June to learn how these countries have benefited from being part of the EU.
Participants visited the European Commission Representations in Latvia and Czechia, met local influencers Patricia Vavilova and Rozárie Haškovcová, and learned how governments and NGOs are developing strategies to address disinformation and integrate state activities into a coherent communicative narrative.
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"SDGs Implementation in Africa-Reflections on a Three-Year Journey" Pre-Conference Session: "Enhancing M&R Systems"| Kigali, 12 June 2019
"SDGs Implementation in Africa-Reflections on a Three-Year Journey" Pre-Conference Session: "Enhancing M&R Systems"| Kigali, 12 June 2019
Implementing fencing measures to secure and quarantine plantation sites
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It is that time of year again in the midwest. Corn, soybean and winter wheat all need tending. Farm implements of all shapes and sizes have been in storage throughout the winter and have been waiting to be dusted off and used. This 34 foot offset harrow was just cleaned is now ready for use.
Tras la juramentación del alcalde Juan Vargas Valle como presidente del Comité Distrital de Seguridad Ciudadana, se instalaron los miembros CODISEC y los integrantes de la secretaria Técnica de Seguridad Ciudadana. Esto con la finalidad de garantizar la armonía y tranquilidad en el distrito de La Tinguiña.
“…vamos a lograr que La Tinguiña sea un distrito seguro, que los jóvenes dediquen su tiempo en cosas productivas, que la vigilancia de la policía y Serenazgo sea constante mañana, tarde y noche; eso lo garantizo.”
The youth event was implemented by the International Labour Organization in Cooperation with Ministry of Manpower and Migration. The day targeted 100 young men and women from Alexandria governorate to train them on the career guidance.
Workshop:
1. CV writing & Interview skills
2. Patterns of Personality and Power of Change
3. Teamwork
4. Communication skills and leadership
Date: 5 October, 2013
Venue: Semouha Sporting Club
في إطار مشروع "التوجيه الوظيفي لتشغيل الشباب" الذي تتبنى تنفيذه منظمة العمل الدولية بالتعاون مع وزارة القوى العاملة والهجرة بدعم من برنامج مبادلة الديون المصرية الإيطالية لمشروعات التنمية، تم يوم السبت الموافق 5 من شهر أكتوبر الجاري فعاليات ورش العمل التدريبية للشباب حول "التوجيه الوظيفي"؛ وذلك بمحافظة الإسكندرية وبمشاركة 100 شابة وشاب من الفئة العمرية (17- 25) سنة.
تم تنفيذ ورشة العمل من خلال منهجية مبتكرة ترتكز على مشاركة الشباب في عدد من الأنشطة التعليمية من خلال أنشطة رياضية؛ والتي يتم من خلالها دعم مهارات العمل الجماعي، ومهارات البحث عن فرص وظيفية لائقة؛ علاوة على عدد من اللقاءات التثقيفية عن كيفية كتابة السيرة الذاتية، واجتياز المقابلات الشخصية.
Más de USD 5 millones impulsarán una acuicultura resiliente en Huánuco, Junín y Puno
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Firma de convenio entre PRODUCE, la CAF y el IICA permitirá implementar tecnologías de protección y beneficiará directamente a más de 900 acuicultores de las regiones priorizadas con un impacto estima
3 de marzo de 2026 - 12:47 p. m.
El Perú avanzará en el fortalecimiento de la acuicultura frente a los efectos del cambio climático mediante un proyecto de cooperación técnica no reembolsable que contempla una inversión superior a los USD 5 millones para la implementación de tecnologías de protección, innovación productiva y fortalecimiento de capacidades en las regiones de Huánuco, Junín y Puno.
Durante la firma del Convenio de Cooperación Técnica No Reembolsable suscrito entre la Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF), el Ministerio de la Producción (PRODUCE) y el Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA), para la ejecución del proyecto “Implementación de tecnologías de protección para fomentar la resiliencia de la acuicultura en las regiones de Huánuco, Junín y Puno, para fortalecer la seguridad alimentaria en el contexto del cambio climático”, el ministro César Quispe Luján destacó que esta iniciativa permitirá enfrentar de manera concreta la vulnerabilidad de los sistemas productivos acuícolas ante eventos climáticos extremos, contribuyendo al desarrollo sostenible y a la seguridad alimentaria del país.
“Hoy damos un paso firme hacia una acuicultura más preparada, más resiliente y más sostenible. Esta alianza demuestra que la cooperación internacional, cuando se articula con prioridades nacionales y territoriales, se traduce en resultados concretos para las personas. Que esta firma sea el inicio de nuevas oportunidades para nuestros productores y una muestra de que el Perú sigue avanzando.”, señaló el ministro.
El proyecto beneficiará directamente a más de 900 acuicultores de las regiones priorizadas y tendrá un impacto estimado en alrededor de 3900 personas, mediante la implementación de tecnologías resilientes, el fortalecimiento de capacidades técnicas y empresariales, y la mejora del sistema de gobernanza del sector acuícola.
Asimismo, el ministro remarcó que la acuicultura cumple un rol estratégico en las economías locales y en la provisión de alimentos, por lo que iniciativas como esta contribuyen no solo a reducir las pérdidas productivas, sino también a dinamizar las economías regionales y fortalecer la seguridad alimentaria de las comunidades más vulnerables.
La ejecución del proyecto estará a cargo del Ministerio de la Producción, con el apoyo de organismos de cooperación internacional, como parte de una estrategia orientada a transformar los desafíos del cambio climático en oportunidades de desarrollo productivo para las regiones del país.
"Agradecemos a CAF, al Fondo de Adaptación y al IICA por la confianza. Desde el Ministerio de la Producción asumimos esta responsabilidad con compromiso técnico y visión de largo plazo," señaló el titular de PRODUCE.
El evento, que contó con la participación de Sergio Díaz-Granados Guida, presidente ejecutivo de CAF, ministros de Estado y otras autoridades, se realizó en el marco del CLXXXVIII Directorio de CAF (Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina y el Caribe), donde, en un acto protocolar se suscribieron nueve Convenios/Actas de Cooperación Técnica No Reembolsable, destinados a financiar iniciativas del sector público en áreas como transportes, salud, agropecuaria, agua y gestión de residuos sólidos, entre otros.
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