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Submitted by: John Davis Akkara
Country: India
Organisation:
Category: Amateur
Caption: Visual Acuity being tested in an Eye Camp by MLOP(Mid Level Ophthalmic Personnel) trained in Aravind Eye Hospital #PreventingNeedlessBlindness #WomanEmpowerment
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Photo uploaded from the #EyeCareEverywhere Photo Competition (photocomp.iapb.org) held for World Sight Day 2018
Al joven diola que adoraba a Rulfo, que la fuerza te acompañe D.:)
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No decimos lo que pensamos. Hace ya tiempo que se nos acabaron las ganas de hablar. Se nos acabaron con el calor. Uno platicaría muy a gusto en otra parte, pero aquí cuesta trabajo. Uno platica aquí y las palabras se calientan en la boca con el calor de afuera, y se le resecan a uno en la lengua hasta que acaban con el resuello. Aquí así son las cosas. Por eso a nadie le da por platicar.
“Nos han dado la tierra”
A usual, first I apologise for my strange English (and then I dream
you sometimes answer to me in Spanish or French just for me to laugh
too…)
But anyway, today's subject is not that easy to speak about:
Environment… Look at it for real; polluting is so good …Not that we
enjoy destroying the Planet but all our activities are piling up
stuff that we do not know what to do with it…
Who want to loose his access to progress ? …
Who is ready to stop using his car, motorbike, cellular phone, air
con. and so on?
...Or so just to stop dreaming to get one… We know that everything we
touch is pollution before,when, and after we use it… even vegetables
are now riddled with pesticides and spoiled by genetic manipulation.
Everything we touch.
I say the problem is that we all think that it will stop when the big
factories, chemical labs and other big pollution culprits will start
taking care and come up with cleaner proposals… So indeed we do nothing
and we say: You First… But… as Profit is driving the world, it 's
difficult to expect big pollution actors to have spontaneous
reactions…so first, all of us have to care about our own gardens,
surround providersdings, Countries…
It is probably more clever than waiting … and die by suffocation,
radiation, poisonning or other modern consequences…. And it's not that
far… check the rivers and the supposedly drinkable water coming from
underground reserves, look how the dangerous peaks are rising up…
If it was only the richest countries concerned… but the poors also
Want to produce pollution … they have been missing so long and they
just begin to … and they spoil faster as they go straight to new
technologies without clear vision of impact….
Environment is a new issue, look behind in Europe: the car invasion
begun really in the 60's , and plastic bag the same, remember the
beaches and countryside five years after…. 30 years of school
education, large communication campaigns and hard penalties are only
starting to take effect … let's say that we all know now where is the
rubbish place … using it or not shows a degree of insertion in those
societies…And populations now are more or less aware about the danger of
using certain products or materials…
But what can we do in countries that just opened to modern world ?
For example in Cambodia what should we do or say, first? What should
we begin with? What are the priorities?…
Hey hey do not answer all in the same time, I can not follow you …
Listen : from 21st November to 4th December Bhor All in Art Centre
organise a big festival which will focusing about pollution and
environment … A stage with big free performances, and the 1200 m2 of
Bhor building totally transformed into an interactive exhibition with
actors driving you in…
So all your propositions matters to us : about new techniques (like
Mr Biodiesel who will be with us) about recycling, re-using (like
this Australian org. using old plastic bags to built roofs, not
eternal but an interesting second life to these bags.) any information
is precious…. Jump aboard!
You ? what could you do ? you have a good idea about anti wasting ?
you could present some thing on stage ? ( like Epic Arts, or the
Mekong Pirates,CCF…) would you like to share IEC material, human
resources or naturally some money to help producing this event (like
B.inc, Mlop tapang, Bhor, SCA … ) Do not be shy, contact us…. And join
the big Event…
bob.Passion bhor project director.
bob.passion
Photo Title: Priceless smile
Submitted by: Ahmed Zahir Zia
Category: ♥ HEALTH FOR ALL
Country: Bangladesh
Organization: Ispahani Islamia Eye Institute & hospitals
Photo Caption: Priceless smile.After SICS+PCIOL implant
Patient smiles with joy along with MLOP.
Priceless.
Location Grameen GC eye hospital
Bogra
Date 15 sept , 2011
Professional or Amateur Photographer: Amateur
Country where the photo was taken: Bangladesh
Photo uploaded for the #LoveYourEyes Photo Competition on iapb.org held for World Sight Day 2021.
Photographer:
The Rubbish Project shows new Recycled Fashion creations this Saturday
night, 22nd November at Bob Passion's BHOR Art Centre in Sihanoukville as
part of BHOR's "Kids and Rubbish Garbage Shows" opening extravaganza.
Bob, partnering with Mlop Tapang, has turned his centre into a huge work of
art to raise awareness of recycling, and environmental degradation.
Visitors to the transformed BHOR Art Centre, will be hosted by a team of
actors on a journey to how Cambodia will be if the environment becomes
destroyed, through transformed BHOR environments such as "Toxic Town", and
"Under the Tonle Sap Lake".
The opening Extravaganza on Saturday night will feature hours of shows and
music on a large stage in the street in front of BHOR, and will include our
Rubbish Project team modelling many new designs.
For this event The Rubbish Project are very happy to be supported by The
Centre for Social Development, as well as The Bophana Centre, Scandinavia
Hotel, and a private donor. Coordinators Leang Seckon and Fleur Smith
recently returned from the Dialogue on Art and Culture in Beijing, organised
by the Asia-Europe Foundation, and are working on ideas for a big project in
2009.
Contacts
Bob Passion 012 172 4500
Leang Seckon 012 294 731
Fleur Smith 012 683 040
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