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Stop Gap Dance Show
The British Embassy and British Council organised the second Promoting Inclusion Week in partnership with Vodafone Albania Foundation, the OSCE, and other partners.
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Ambato (Ecuador), 14 de agosto del 2012. Constitución del Consejo Ciudadano Sectorial del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Comercio e Integración Foto: Xavier Granja Cedeño - Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Comercio e Integración.
Evento 8° Encuentro Recreativo y Deportivo para personas con discapacidad realizado por Mutual de seguridad en la base aera de El Bosque de la FACH .
El Bosque , Chile
19 de noviembre del 2016
Preseident, HMA and BC director at opening dance show.
The British Embassy and British Council organised the second Promoting Inclusion Week in partnership with Vodafone Albania Foundation, the OSCE, and other partners.
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La inclusión digital tiene su propio espacio en Campus Party donde la gente tiene la oportunidad de acercarse a Internet y las herramientas que esta ofrece.
Photo plates from the ebook "A bus Trip to Further." Mis Tribus is the world's first open transmedia producer community. Dedicated to the principles of free culture, Mis Tribus is a home for all freelance authors who want to make their online investment reap the highest return possible. We welcome any and all transmedia producers looking to form a direct marketing relationship with a tribe of their most devoted fans.
Various inclusions (spherical cookeite, dravite, and unidentified metal sulfide mineral) in quartz.
Koumori adit, Obira mine, Ogata, Ooita pref., Japan
Following 3 wonderful days of experiencing how the world could be without discimination or prejudice - where everyone is accepted and appreciated exactly as they are, our batteries are recharged!!
Taken at the Inclusion Gathering in Birmingham (23 - 25.11.08)
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Children from the shanty surrounding our new community base, now have more constructive alternatives to the streets during out-of-school hours, here enjoying one of the percussion workshops.
Hopefully our youth multipliers will reach most of their objectives such as:
·Social inclusion: youngsters who feel more confident in the future and capable of building their lives;
·Improvement in the quality of family life through increased closeness and dialogue between parents and children;
·Better school attendance, with an effective participation in the school's activities;
·Young people looking to live off a legitimate income earned by doing a honest and dignified job;
·Police that supports preventive and community work;
·Real choices in terms of leisure activities in the area, through the activities promoted by the new Community Base and the Hummingbird Cultural Activity Centre;
·Territorial democracy so people from different regions can move freely;
·A group of strong, solid and motivated youngsters that provides a new positive example and spread their values throughout the community.
12th. October was Brazilian Children’s Day, it also marked the beginning of a new partnership and the start-up of our new community base at the Lar Maria & Sininha Orphanage, right in the middle of the shanty, Morro do Macaco.
This action by Hummingbird’s youth multipliers is a true example of youth entrepreneurship.
See also Tatiana Cardeal’s fabulous images!
Sibos 2013 Dubai - Conference - Big Issue Debate: Financial Inclusion with Osama Al Rahma, CEO, Al Fardan Exchange; Ann Cairns, President, International Markets, MasterCard; K.R. Kamath, Chairman and MD, Punjab National Bank; John Owens, Senior Policy Advisor, afi | Alliance for Financial Inclusion; Rodger Voorhies, Director, Financial Services for the Poor, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva delivers opening remarks beside Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands in the Central bank digital currencies Financial Inclusion Seminar during the 2022 Annual Meetings at the International Monetary Fund.
IMF Photo/Tom Brenner
14 October 2022
Washington, DC, United States
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Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and Deputy Managing Director Bo Li, Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, Head of the BIS Innovation Hub Cecilia Skingsley, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa Vera Songwe, Governor of Bank Indonesia Perry Warjiyo, and Global Economics and Policy Editor for Bloomberg Television and Radio Kathleen Hays participate in the Central bank digital currencies Financial Inclusion Seminar during the 2022 Annual Meetings at the International Monetary Fund.
IMF Photo/Tom Brenner
14 October 2022
Washington, DC, United States
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The British Embassy and British Council organised the second Promoting Inclusion Week in partnership with Vodafone Albania Foundation, the OSCE, and other partners.
ukinalbania.fco.gov.uk/en/news/?view=New s&id=593546882
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Leonhard Hoffmann
Surrounding area
The Heiligenkreuzerhof is located in Vienna in the first district, the address Grashofgasse 3 or Schönlaterngasse 5 points to the it bounding streets. It can be reached on foot, if one follows the Rotenturmstraße townwards the city, at the meat market turns left, at the junction with Köllnerhofgasse turns right and finally a few meters further on the left goes into the Grashofgasse.
The Court itself is now used most of the time as leased parking space for cars or as an exhibition venue for an arts and crafts market and extends longitudinally parallel to the meat market and the Sonnenfelsgasse. Within the building complex two traditional master violin makers, the Bernhard chapel and the Academy of Fine Arts are to be found.
The Schönlaterngasse due to its position until the 17th Century was called "Heiligenkreuzergasse", "At Heiligenkreuzer Court" or "The Gaessel from holy Kreuzerhof". The house to the beautiful lantern, which is characterized by a "beautiful" lamp stemming from the 18th century and can be described as a landmark of this alley and the house "to the basilisk", which is supposed to be the origin of this famous Viennese Sage, are located in this alley.
The Köllnerhofgasse got its present structure by the there located Köllnerhof, a building complex, which, however, only up to 1793 existing, was demolished and rebuilt in the following year in four new buildings. The Court, which yet in the 13th Century was in private hands of several Cologne merchants and both today's baker street as well as the Sonnenfelsgasse including, received its name from those merchants, which after the modifications was transferred to the newly created lane.
The just mentioned Sonnenfelsgasse (formerly "lower Baker Street") formed prior to its inclusion in the Köllnerhof the northern boundary to the market place of the trade suburb before the Ungartor (Hungarian gate) and shows the Hildebrandt House and the former University pendulum house (Universitätspendelhaus).
Parallel to this alley runs the baker street (formerly "upper baker street"), which represented the southern boundary of the aforementioned market place and already by oldest journal entries shows signs for the here domiciled baking craft. The baker street only in the 18th Century by structural changes could achieve direct access to Dominikanerbastei and thus to the nearest city gate, and therefore never reach the significance of the to the south parallel running wool line (Wollzeile).
The Heiligenkreuzerhof to the north limiting meat market (Fleischmarkt) is one of the oldest trading centers and traffic routes in Vienna, what shows an early first mention as "carnifices" in 1220.
Foundation and construction phases
Documentarily the Heiligenkreuzerhof appears for the first time in the year 1242 as the property of a monastery, Felix Czeike the cellars even suspecting to go back to the 12th Century.
The source of the name of the Court derives of its owner, the Cistercian Abbey of Heiligenkreuz, which was founded in 1133 and is situated in the Wienerwald (Vienna Woods) at Sattelbach. By the donation in 1286 of Duke Albrecht I the monastery got some Freihöfe (Tribunal-independent Courts) in Wiener-Neustadt, Bruch Marchegg (both Lower Austria) and also in Vienna for administration.
The Cistercian monastery in Vienna transmitted area was not limited to the today well-known part of the Heiligenkreuzerhof, but extended further to the south over the Sonnenfelsgasse up to baker street.
The today self-contained Court consisted in its origination of several free individual buildings and was only by its actual creator, the Cistercian abbot Clemens Schäffer, in the years 1659 to 1676 brought in its present unified floor plan.
Another construction phase about a century later (1769/79) was carried out, converting the old Stiftshof through a major addition of another storeys in an apartment building and letting the court preserve its current appearance, yet annotating large-scale renovation works of the houses in 1953, which on a mural at the west flank of the Court are dated.
Art historically the Heiligenkreuzerhof also offers a specialty, since the first engraving academy in Vienna already in the year 1768 in the building was founded in which today the Academy of Applied Arts is located.
In the southeast corner of Heiligenkreuzerhof there is a chapel which is dedicated to Saint Bernard and in the course of the remodelling in the 17th Century also was built by abbot Clemens Schäffer in place of an old chapel and was consecrated by Bishop Count Breuner. By abbot Robert Leeb the chapel in 1730 was brought in its present form and now it serves mainly betuchteren (more well-heeled) families for private religious ceremonies, such as baptisms and weddings.
The altarpiece of this chapel stems from Martino Altomonte, who in the course of the by Robert Leeb started renovations his work finished.
The decorations of this chapel, as the high altar, the figures of saints Leopold and Florian, the tabernacle as well as the left and right side altar are the work of the Venetian artist Giovanni Giuliani.
Parts of buildings and sculptures
If one makes a round tour from west to east, thus, from the entrance of Grashofgasse until the entrance of Schönlaterngasse, through the Heiligenkreuzerhof, it is possible to discover several works of art and architectural features of past centuries.
On the front of the building before the entrance of Grashofgasse a presentation with a number of smaller inscriptions of the Holy Cross Abbey can be seen, which must date from the period around 1953, when the Court after the World War had been extensively renovated.
Passing through the overbuilt gate one now the northern front of the Court can see, which as illustrative material on development of an apartment building starting with the 18th Century to this day well can be used.
If then this front of houses is investigated in some detail, in the uppermost floors one can find storage sites, whose functionality during earlier centuries for the life of many was essential.
Further on can be found a sculpture at ground level on this side of the Court which abbot Clement Schäffer had put up and on which he had immortalized himself.
If one pans the view on the opposite long side, on the one hand, a magnificent garden wall is to see which is decorated with sandstone figures by Giovanni Giuliani, and on the other hand, the Saint Bernard of Clairvaux consecrated Bernhard chapel, which above its portal is provided with three sculptures. The of sandstone manufactured Putti rest, similar to the putti of the garden wall , on the for the Baroque typical curved volutes. Two represent naked boys, the sculpture lying in the center is a representation of Bernard of Clairvaux.
If one goes through the gate, separating the garden wall one reaches today's entrance to the Academy of Applied Arts, above whose entrance the monastery coat of arms can be found, which can be found altogether four times in the yard and in the buildings .
Before one then leaves the Heiligenkreuzerhof through the gate to Schönlaterngasse one is absolutely obliged to take a look upwards beyound the roof of the Bernhard chapel, where the associated steeple extends, which an archiepiscopal cross adorns, this one characterized by a double crossbar, an indication to the strong unity of this court with the Abbey of Heiligenkreuz.
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The British Embassy and British Council organised the second Promoting Inclusion Week in partnership with Vodafone Albania Foundation, the OSCE, and other partners.
ukinalbania.fco.gov.uk/en/news/?view=New s&id=593546882
La directora de Prosperidad Social, Susana Correa, inauguró, este miércoles, dos proyectos de infraestructura social y hábitat y firmó dos convenios más para financiar obras en Cauca. Lo hizo en el marco de la Semana de la Inclusión por la Equidad, que la entidad organizó para sumarse a la conmemoración del Día Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza.
En Timbío, la entidad realizó 104 mejoramientos de vivienda, en los que invirtió 1.603 millones de pesos: construcción de unidades sanitarias y mejoramientos de cocinas. Esta obra generó 58 empleos y benefició a familias de la zona rural y urbana.
“Con estos mejoramientos dignificamos la vida de ciudadanos con menos recursos. El objetivo es reducir el déficit cualitativo de vivienda, para impactar positivamente en uno de los índices de pobreza multidimensional”, dijo Correa.
En Popayán, inauguró la cubierta del polideportivo del barrio Nuevo Japón. En esta obra la entidad invirtió 444 millones de pesos. Benefició a 1.200 habitantes, con un escenario adecuado para la práctica deportiva y las actividades culturales y sociales.
También se firmaron dos convenios. Uno para la construcción de la plaza de mercado en el barrio Bolívar de Popayán, que tiene un área de intervención de 4.780 metros. La entidad invertirá 12.791 millones de pesos. El otro convenio es para la construcción de la plaza de mercado en el corregimiento de Puerto Saiga, en Timbiquí. Beneficia a 26.800 habitantes. La inversión es de 2.310 millones de pesos.
En Cauca, durante el actual periodo de gobierno, se han realizado 48 proyectos de infraestructura social y hábitat, con una inversión de más de 45.826 millones de pesos. Han beneficiado a 947.361 personas. Han generado 1.225 empleos.
También se han firmado siete convenios y un contrato interadministrativo para ejecutar nueve proyectos en los municipios de Padilla, Piendamó, Corinto, Puerto Tejada, Cajibío, Santander de Quilichao, Guapi y Morales. La inversión de Prosperidad Social es de más de 18.590 millones de pesos.
En el marco de la Semana de la Inclusión por la Equidad, Prosperidad Social entregó donaciones a mujeres pertenecientes a 283 familias vulnerables, en Popayán, Cauca. Son mujeres privadas de la libertad, cabeza de hogar y víctimas del conflicto armado.
Los kits fueron gestionados por la Dirección de Gestión y Articulación de la Oferta Social de la entidad. Contienen 555 rollos de telas. “Las donaciones representan 774.619.560 pesos en bienes y elementos. Ayudarán a mitigar el impacto de la pandemia”, dijo Susana Correa, directora de Prosperidad Social.
La entrega de donaciones en el país hace parte de la ruta de trabajo por la superación de la pobreza. La entidad organizó la Semana de la Inclusión para ratificar su compromiso con el trabajo para erradicar la pobreza: un reto y un compromiso que los países conmemoran el 17 de octubre de cada año. “La erradicación de la miseria es un objetivo fundamental. Los países están obligados a eliminarla, mediante estrategias que garanticen el ejercicio de todos los derechos humanos y aseguren que no se deja a nadie atrás”, dijo Correa.
La entidad realiza las entregas de donaciones a través de su dirección regional, en alianza estratégica y operativa con la Alcaldía, la Contraloría, la Defensoría del Pueblo, la Procuraduría, la DIAN, la Personería y la Dirección de la Cárcel de Mujeres de Popayán, entre otras entidades. Las actividades cumplen con todos los protocolos para garantizar la vigencia de la calidad de los elementos y la seguridad y la salud de los beneficiarios. Los elementos donados son gestionados ante la Dirección de Impuestos y Aduanas Nacionales (DIAN).
Entre enero y septiembre de 2021, Prosperidad Social gestionó en el país bienes en especie para donaciones por más de 29.286.018.500 pesos. Las donaciones han llegado a 106 municipios de 29 departamentos, beneficiando a 79.218 hogares en condición de pobreza y vulnerabilidad.
Cauca Semana de la Inclusión / Oct 20, 2021. (Fotografía Oficial Prosperidad Social / Dania Asprilla).
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"Dendritic agate" is a rockhound term applied to fine-grained quartz / chalcedony having dark-colored, irregularly-shaped to branching inclusions of one or more opaque minerals.
Locality: unrecorded / undisclosed
FirstEnergy's THRIVE employee business resource group (EBRG), which serves as a resource to employees with disabilities and major illnesses, has played a significant role in fostering an inclusive environment by increasing awareness about disabilities across the company. Specifically, the group has held "Day in the Life" events where employees could participate in simulations to experience first-hand what it's like to have a hearing impairment, physical challenge and other disabilities. The group continues to host virtual lunch and learns to promote open discussion among employees and provides feedback to leadership on how the company can further advance disability inclusion.
Mural on the corner of Manchester/Gloucester Sts., Christchurch...by former Christchurch street artist Johnny4Higher.
I find the addition of a Manchester Street hooker, in a scene with a Christian cathedral, to be a most curious inclusion...!