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Kaiserslautern Schools track, field and MPR near completion by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District

The new track, sports field, grandstands, bus parking, playground and multipurpose room are nearing completion for use by the Kaiserslautern Raiders in Vogelweh, Germany April 11, 2013. The Department of Defense Dependents Schools-Europe project is 97 percent complete and will be ready for the DODDS-E track and field championships in late May. The state-of-the-art, all-weather running track surrounds a fully-lit turf soccer/football field. The field will require less water and maintenance than a traditional grass field. The project also includes a multipurpose room for the local elementary school. The MPR features a basketball court, rock climbing wall, performance stage and a fully-functional kitchen. In addition to this project, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District is working with DoDDS-E to build new 21st century high-, middle- and elementary schools on U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern, the largest U.S. community overseas. USACE is currently designing and building 21st century schools for DoDDS throughout Germany, Italy, Belgium and the U.S., for more information read the following article: www.usace.army.mil/Media/NewsArchive/tabid/204/Article/42... (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Jennifer Aldridge)

Bratislava, Slovakia (the art of facades of Pressburg), Medená/Mostová/Hviezdoslavovo námestie (Reduta - Slovenská filharmónia), neoclassicism (finished 1919); Slovak Philharmonic by Josef Lex (El buen soldado Švejk)

History of organ Redoute

General Information

History as a multipurpose facility Reduty Publicly construction begins in 1901, when the city of Bratislava as one of the cultural centers of Austria-Hungarian Empire Teresian bought the former granary, built on the banks of the Danube in 1773 on the orders of Maria Theresa. After the demolition of the city granary built in the years 1913-1919 multifunctional building in neo-baroque style with elements of Rococo and Art Nouveau. The name itself implies Redoute object of linguistic terms for interpretation in French ("Redoute"- Ball, prom or dance hall, etc.) Public multipurpose building. This was originally the seat of several associations, trade as well as cultural organizations and served on a large scale public capital Bratislava on musical events, dance parties and performances and to provide similar services.

The seat of the Slovak Philharmonic has become Redoute up to the beginning of the 50th years for the period of post-war Czechoslovak Republic. The focus of its activities, the provision of general and particular cultural services to the public concentrating varied Concerts. This house featured artists (male) and artists (female) from Slovakia but also many foreign guests from all over the world. At that time (in 1956) was to Slovak Philharmonic concert hall organ built and placed under the window in the facade of the building facing the street Medená. It is about a 85 štvormanuálový registering body Rieger-Kloss. Organ is electro pneumatic traktúry and one sliding game table. The factory was built by the authority located in Krnov in the current Czech Republic. Its current condition is marked by particular problems of quality materials available in the post-war market of Czechoslovak Republic in the mid 50s. Apart from the fact that the architecture (design) of this monumental musical instrument became not only a symbol of the object Reduty but also the Slovak Philharmonic.

After the Velvet Revolution, the object Reduty gradually transformed to fit the multifunctional cultural facility with a rich European musical tradition and at the same time it was decided the reconstruction and completion of the building

Current Status

History of organ Redoute

+ Organ in the Concert Hall of the Slovak Philharmonic was built in 1956 by Ing. Veverku. vyrobený, made by organ Krnov, Czechoslovakia;

+ Characteristics of organ type - Rieger-Kloss Organ Opus 3210; technical design consists of the following parts - 4 manuals and pedal, 84 registers sounding, about 6,000 pipes, electrical traktúra, bowling tube, and moving game table;

+ Appearance organ (ie prospectus, ie its front part is called fancy face organ) adapt its constructor works of art of the concert hall SF)

+ A successful (visual) art solution fits into the interior of the concert hall and accepting some creative themes linked to the overall interior decoration,

+ Adaptation of the technical solutions addressing the visual, the sound of the organ was very inconvenient, many pipes are deaf - and has broken above a disproportionately large - length, which is due to the technical structures and organs due to inadequate acoustics solution;

2 Current status and review of existing organs

· Current state of the organ is difficult for artistic production incapacitated, is permanently faulty and can not be efficiently modified or rebuilt,

· Internal structure has only a minimal amount of material and the addition of a smaller pipework is not applicable construction elsewhere,

· The historically - art website does not constitute the organ of no value,

· Its hilarious appearance - art rendition of the facade of the organ (its face), may be the subject of consideration in the design of new creative solutions to future body;

3 Description of the disposition of the existing organ in the Concert Hall of the Slovak Philharmonic

Switch (Absteller):

1 switch drum

2 The switch 16 ' Man. + 32 ' Ped.

3 Reed switch registers of

I. manual:

4 Principal 16'

5 Burdon 16'

6 Principal 8'

7 Hollow Flute 8'

8 Viola da gamba 8'

9 Octave 4'

10th Recorder Flute 4'

11th Supe roktáva 2'

12th Transverse flute 2'

13th Whistle sparkling 4x 4'

14th Mixture 8 -10X 1 1/3 - 4'

15th Trumpet 16'

16th Trumpet 8'

17th I / II

18th III / II

19th IV / II

II. Manual:

20th Kvintadéna 8'

21, Cover 8'

22, Principal 4'

23 Roh night 4'

24th Glucanase 2 2/ 3'

25th Octave 2'

26th 2 flute flat'

27th Superkvinta 1 1/ 3'

28th Superoktáva 1'

29th Mixture 6 - 8x 1' - 4'

30th Crooked horn 8'

31 String shelf 4'

32 III / I

33 IV / I

34th I tremolo

Switch (absteller):

35th Hand switch registers

36th Switch connectors from the Register

37th Sub switch (couplings)

38th Super switch (couplings)

39th Mixtur switch

40th Pedal switch

III. manual:

41 Pommer indoor 16'

42 Principal 8'

43 Dome Flute 8'

44th Salicional 8'

45th Cover Musick 8'

46th Vox coelestis 1 - 2x 8 + 8'

47th Octave 4'

48th Flute pipe 4'

49th Violina 4'

50th Fifth covered 2 2/3'

51 Kvintadecima 2'

52 2 flute forest'

53 Seskvialtera - 2 2/3' + 1 3/ 5'

54th Mixture 7 - 9x 1 1/3 - 4'

55th Dulcimer - 3 8/9 ' - 1 1/ 3'

56th Field Trumpet 8'

57th Vox humana 8'

58th Klarina 4'

59th Harp 8'

60th IV / III

61st III tremolo

IV. manual:

62 Roh Kamzíková 8'

63 Roh night indoor 8'

64th Fluttering flute 1 - 2 8' + 8'

65th Principal 4'

66th Flute radius 4'

67th Fifth pipe 2 2/3'

68th Octave 2'

69 Tonus Fabri 2 + 1'

70th Terciová Flute 1 3/ 5'

71 Flute Kvintová 1 1/3'

72 Swiss fife 1'

73 Mixture Nono's 8/9' - 2 2/5'

74th AKUTOL 4x 1/2' - 4'

75th Cimbál terciový 3x 1 /4 - 2'

76th Rankettregál 16'

77th Dulcian 8'

78th Shawm 4'

79th Bells big G - works

Pedal

80th Plinth 32'

81st Double Bass 32' + 16'

82 Principálbas 16'

83 Apertabas 16'

84th Subbas 16'

85th Burdonbas 16'

86th Fifth Big 10 2/3'

87th Octavebas 8'

88th Hollow Flute 8'

89th Kvintadéna pipe 8'

90th Cover 8'

91st Naza covered 5 1/3'

92nd Chorálbas 4'

93rd Pointed Flute 4'

94th Cink 2 + 1'

95th Pipe effervescent 4x 5 1/ 3'

96th Mixture 7-9 x 2-4'

97th Kontrapozón 32'

98th Dulcian 16'

99th Požoň 16'

100th Trumpet 8'

101 Klarina 4'

102 I / P

103 II / P

104th III / P

105th IV / P

4 available combinations

Rollers

III. and IV. in impoundments

Electric traktúry

Man C - c5 (manuals)

Before C - g1 (pedal)

4 Inadequate design parameters of the existing functional organ from a technical point of view

· Occupy too much space - for the system design,

· Pipe section realized the sound of difficult material (zinc) and hardly tunable material (lack priezvučnosť prospectus is inappropriate resonance, etc.),

· Many pipes are broken, have only a decorative function,

· Poor artistic appearance of the body organ pipes - inappropriate striebrenkový coat;

· Middle balkónovitý projection bodies (positive) is inappropriate, interferes with musical productions, in the future it will be necessary to imbed into the sides of the level, but to lose plasticity breakdown; prospectus shift back by 1 m;

www.filharmonia.sk/index.php?page=organ-history

1:72 Supermarine (Type 300) “Spitfire” Mk. IA; “250” of the Estonian Air Force (Eesti Õhuvägi) 1st Fighter Squadron; Tallinn, August 1939 (Whif/Hasegawa kit) by Dizzyfugu

+++ DISCLAIMER +++

Nothing you see here is real, even though the model, the conversion or the presented background story might be based on historical facts. BEWARE!

Some background:

The roots of the Estonian Air Force go back to the Russian revolution of February 1917, after which the Estonian state obtained a degree of autonomy within Russia, which included the establishment of national armed forces. Following the February 1920 peace treaty with the Soviet Russia, the Estonian Army was demobilized, but the Aviation Company was retained. With the delivery of more aircraft, it was reorganized as an Aviation Regiment (Lennuväe rügement), comprising a landplane squadron, seaplane squadron, flying school and workshops. More bases and seaplane stations were built.

Some Aviation Regiment pilots were involved in a pro-Soviet coup attempt on 1 December 1924, but this was crushed within hours. From 1925 the First World War era aircraft were gradually replaced by more modern types. During 1928 the Aviation Regiment came under the control of an Air Defence (Õhukaitse) organization which included the Anti-Aircraft Artillery.

Under the threat of rising political tensions in Europe the Estonian Air Force steadily modernized its fleet during the Thirties. In 1939, the Estonian Air force consisted of about 80 active airplanes, including Bristol Bulldog, Hawker Hart and Potez 25 biplanes from the 1920s, but there were also more modern types like the Avro Anson multipurpose aircraft, and several other types were on order from Great Britain that would significantly improve the small air force’s capabilities.

Among these orders were Westland Lysander reconnaissance aircraft and Supermarine Spitfire fighters, the latter were intended to replace the obsolete biplane fighters in the frontline units, which were at that time organized in three groups stationed at Rakvere, Tartu, and Tallinn. The Navy also maintained two multipurpose aircraft wings.

A total of 22 Supermarine Spitfires had been ordered in late 1937, and due to the lack of production capacities the first machines were delivered to Estonia as kits via ship from Great Britain in April 1939. They were assembled in Tallinn and directly delivered to the 1st fighter squadron.

The Estonian Spitfires more or less resembled the RAF’s early Mk. I standard (armed with eight 0.303” machine guns), even though they already incorporated some innovations that reached the RAF machines at a later point. Most visible difference was the new de Havilland 9 ft 8 in (2.97 m) diameter, three-bladed, two-position, metal propeller that replaced the early RAF Spitfires’ Aero-Products "Watts" 10 ft 8 in (3.3 m) diameter two-blade wooden fixed-pitch propeller, which greatly improved take-off performance, maximum speed and the service ceiling. Less visible was a hydraulic system driven by a pump mounted in the engine bay for operating the undercarriage, which replaced the original manual hand-pump. However, the machines still had the original “flat” canopy that severely limited the pilot’s headspace and field of view, so that the Spitfires were frequently flown with open cockpits. To improve protection for the pilot and fuel tanks a thick laminated glass bulletproof plate was fitted to the curved, one piece windscreen and a 3 mm thick cover of light alloy, capable of deflecting small caliber rounds, was fitted over the top of the two fuel tanks.

When WWII broke out in September 1939, only six machines were fully operational, though, and eight more were in various stages of assembly of flight testing. The rest of the order had not been fulfilled, yet, and other new British types like the Lysander were not delivered at all because Britain had been forced to cancel all export orders.

When Germany invaded Poland, the Estonian Spitfires were primarily tasked with airspace patrol and interceptions in the border regions – but they were not engaged in any combat. Under the threat of occupation either by Germany or Russia, the Estonian government eventually decided to ground the small Spitfires fleet and save it through transfer: in September 1939, all operational Spitfire were disassembled and, together with the kits, sent back via ship to Great Britain, where the machines were integrated into the Royal Air Force.

The timing was tight: After the defeat of Poland, Estonia was forced to accept a Mutual Assistance Pact with the Soviet Union, signed on 28 September 1939. This allowed the Russians to establish military bases in Estonia, which were later used in the Winter War against Finland, and any Estonian military force was neutralized. On 17 June 1940, the three Baltic States were eventually invaded by Soviet forces, and the remains of the Estonian Air Defence took no action and subsequently aircraft remained locked in their hangars, and the Estonian Air Force became the Aircraft Squadron of the 22nd Territorial Corps of the Soviet Army in the summer of 1940.

General characteristics:

Crew: one pilot

Length: 29 ft 11 in (9.12 m)

Wingspan: 36 ft 10 in (11.23 m)

Height: 11 ft 5 in (3.86 m)

Wing area: 242.1 ft2 (22.48 m²)

Airfoil: NACA 2213 (root)

NACA 2209.4 (tip)

Empty weight: 5,065 lb (2,297 kg)

Loaded weight: 6,622 lb (3,000 kg)

Max. takeoff weight: 6,700 lb (3,039 kg)

Powerplant:

1× Rolls-Royce Merlin II liquid-cooled V12 engine, delivering 1,030 hp (768 kW),

driving a de Havilland three blade two pitch constant speed propeller with 9 ft 8 in (2.97 m) diameter

Performance:

Maximum speed: 362 mph (583 km/h) at 18,500 ft (5,600 m)

Combat radius: 410 nmi (470 mi (756 km))

Ferry range: 991 nmi (1,135 mi (1,827 km))

Service ceiling: 36,500 ft (11,125 m)

Rate of climb: 2,490 ft/min (12.6 m/sec) at 10,000 ft (3,000 m)

Wing loading: 27.35 lb/ft2 (133.5 kg/m2)

Power/mass: 0.22 hp/lb (0.36 kW/kg)

Armament:

8× 0.303” (7.62 mm) Browning Mk II machine guns (300 RPG) in the outer wings

The kit and its assembly:

Another one of the quickie build from April/May 2019, when I was busy at work and did not have the mojo for a bigger project. This one is a classic whif: something that existed on paper and has a real historic background, but never materialized. And it’s a free, personal interpretation of the subject – for instance, KORA recently released a decal set for Estonian Spitfires, and individual models frequently pop up at model kit conventions.

Since the Spitfire was a relatively young type during this model’s scenario, I decided to use an early Spitfire Mk. I as starting point, and my choice fell on the (vintage) Hasegawa kit, which comes with optional propellers and canopies for the Mk. I. Basically, the kit was built OOB, using the flat, “early” canopy and the three blade propeller that was actually introduced in 1940. For the latter, I just integrated a styrene tube into the front fuselage and added a metal axis to the propeller, so that it could spin freely.

Overall, the Hasegawa kit is a very simple affair, there are certainly better and more detailed kits available – but for this distraction project it was good enough.

Painting and markings:

How could an Estonian Spitfire have looked like? KORA suggests either an all-NMF aircraft or standard RAF camouflage in Dark Green/Dark Earth, but also with the white/black undersides for quick AA ID of the era.

I found the NMF finish, while a plausible option, since types like the Avro Anson were operated in this guise, a bit dull. But the RAF camouflage appeared quite plausible to me, since many other British export fighters of the pre-WWII era were delivered in such a finish, and I used Humbrol 116 and 29 as basic tones), but gave the aircraft a uniform underside in duck egg blue (Humbrol 23). Just inside of the landing gear well, I subtly added the British heritage in the form of a black and white interior. The cockpit was painted in standard RAF cockpit green (Humbrol 78).

Whiffery became more obvious through the markings. The Estonian triangles actually belong to a post-WWI Sopwith Camel. The blue is quite pale, but these markings came with the bonus of a white edge, which improves contrast esp. on the upper surfaces. The Estonian flag on the rudder was improvised with paint and decal material: the blue was mixed individually, trying to match the roundels’ tone, and the white section was painted, too, with a piece of black decal sheet between them.

The same blue was also added to the spinner – I wanted a little individual touch, and this detail was IMHO just enough to make the Estonian aircraft look less RAF-ish.

The other few markings were puzzled together from various sources. The tactical code number comes from an Xtradecal sheet for a Bristol Blenheim, the squadron emblem comes from a Polish pre-WWII aircraft.

The kit received no black ink wash, just some subtle panel post-shading and some soot stains around the machine gun nozzles and the exhausts. Finally, everything was sealed under matt acrylic varnish (Italeri).

Certainly nothing that raises eyebrows, but a pleasant build, realized in just a couple of days. It just took some weeks to find the right mojo for pics, and the file with the original background story was eaten by a mighty star goat in the meantime and had to be rewritten…

Jim Kim visits Multipurpose Shelters Project in Barisal District by World Bank Photo Collection

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President of World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim visits Multipurpose Shelters Project in Barisal District, Bangladesh on October 18, 2016. Photo: © Dominic Chavez/World Bank

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DSC09567 by Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District

Valencia Heritage Park by City of Santa Clarita

Multipurpose Field

Multipurpose trees in Lower Nyando by Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security

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The CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) East Africa is working with partners to empower communities in lower Nyando manage climate risk. Agro-forestry, land and water management are among the mitigation interventions employed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Nyando basin. So far, 22 tree nurseries, some owned by self-help groups (more than half of all the nurseries are female-owned). More than 50,000 high-quality tree seedlings have been produced, each worth KSh10-20. About 23,500 multipurpose trees have been planted in homesteads with a 75 per cent survival rate and the local community is establishing a two acre demonstration woodlot. Photos: K. Traumann. Read more about Climate Smart Practices in East Africa.

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Jim Kim visits Multipurpose Shelters Project in Barisal District by World Bank Photo Collection

President of World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim visits Multipurpose Shelters Project in Barisal District, Bangladesh on October 18, 2016. Photo: © Dominic Chavez/World Bank

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Valencia Heritage Park by City of Santa Clarita

Multipurpose Field

Temecula Community Recreation Center by City of Temecula

Multipurpose room. (max 250 people)

Multipurpose machine which is able to do 50 types of work by pedaling- an innovation of Dr. Mihir ku Panda,Ph.D.D. Litt. by Dr Mihir kumar Panda PhD DLitt Innovator

About Dr.Mihir Kumar Panda, Ph.D,D.Litt,, innovator

World’s only achiever of large number of World Record for 10,000 Teaching Aids & innovations

Founder & Co-ordinator General, ‘SROSTI’ (Social Development research Organisation for Science, technology & Implementation)

Collaborator Vijnana Bana Ashram

Bahanaga, Baleshwar, Odisha, India-756042

Website : simpleinnovationproject.com

E-Mail- : mihirpandasrosti@gmail.com

Face Book link:https://www.facebook.com/mihirpandasrosti

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Contact No. : +91 7008406650

Whatsapp: +91 9438354515

Dr.Mihir Kumar Panda, an Educational, Societal and Scientific Innovator has established an NGO 'SROSTI' at Bahanaga, Balasore,Odisha,India

Dr. panda has innovated/invented more than 10,000 (ten thousand) teaching aids and different innovations and he has more than 30,000 (Thirty thousand) ideas to make scientific and mathematical models.

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Hilarious dream in midst scarcity

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FELICITATIONS, AWARDS, HONOURS & RECORDS

* 200+ Felicitation and Awards from different NGOs, Schools & Colleges within the State of Odisha and National level.

* 10 Nos Gold, Silver & Bronze medal from different National & International level.

*Awarded for 10,000 innovations & 30,000 ideas by Indian Science Congress Association, Govt. of India.

* Honorary Ph.D From Nelson Mandela University, United States of America

* Honorary Ph.D From Global Peace University, United States of America& India

* Honorary D.Litt From Global Peace University, United States of America& India

* Title ‘Einstein of Odisha’ by Assam Book of Records, Assam

* Title ‘Thomas Alva Edison of India’ by Anandashree Organisation, Mumbai

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* National level Excellence Leadership Award-2020 from Anandashree Organisation, Mumbai

* Best Practical Demonstrator & Theory instructor from Collector & District Magistrate,

Balasore.

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* The Man of the Era by Bengal Book.

IMPORTANT LINK FILES TO KNOW THE WORK OF

Dr. MIHIR KUMAR PANDA

Dr.Mihir Ku panda awarded at indian science congress Association, Govt. of India for 10000 innovations & 30,000 ideas

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Hindi Media report- Simple innovation science show for popularisation of science in free of cost by Dr.Mihir Ku Panda

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Simple innovation laboratory at a Glance

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Pallet Style Furniture 三〣三〣 by Jonas Merian

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I just finished four pieces of these pallet style multipurpose furnitures. They are all made of reclaimed wood from Shanghai's old town. They come with casters so that they can be moved easily.

They all have an unique design through the arrangement of the top wood surface. I will make four round cushions each so that it can be used as a sofa, together with the new coffee tables.

But it could also be used as a TV and stereo table.

2022-06-04 (Austin Sound, Scrimmage, Round Rock Multipurpose Complex, Round Rock) by Ralph Arvesen

Austin Sound Orange and White Scrimmage at the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex in Round Rock, Texas on June 4, 2022. Austin Sound is part of the women's full tackle X League.

Jim Kim visits Multipurpose Shelters Project in Barisal District by World Bank Photo Collection

President of World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim visits Multipurpose Shelters Project in Barisal District, Bangladesh on October 18, 2016. Photo: © Dominic Chavez/World Bank

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KANO-NIGERIA by 350 .org

REPORT ON SEMINAR INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CLIMTE CHANGE ORGANISED BY CENTRE FOR EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT (CELDEV) AT BRITISH COUNIL MULTIPURPOSE HALL KANO-NIGERIA ON SATURDAY 24TH OCTOBER 2009 AT 2:00 PM.

On behalf of centre for education and leadership development, I’m very happy to inform you that this very occasion of the commemoration of the international day of action on climate change was successfully conducted. The day’s activities commenced by 10:30am with radio chat at Radio Freedom House, Kano, Nigeria which gives us a good opportunity to make the action day very loud so that everyone would know about it. The program was delivered by Murtala Adogi Mohammed, the Lead-Co-coordinator, CELDEV-Nigeria where he addressed the missions and targets of 350 Global International climate actions in collaboration with CELDEV-Nigeria and the British Council Kano-Nigeria towards sustainable development strategies and the role of Non-state actors in addressing the challenges of climate change impact.

While the seminar started by 2:00 pm, the Lead-Coordinator, CELDEV-Nigeria presented his paper and discussed many issues concerning global warming in particular and the climate change in general. He also explains the meaning of 350 number and its importance toward the benefits of environment. He addressed the position of greenhouse gases during the past centuries and their present position at the Earth’s atmosphere. He also addressed the role of Non-state actors in addressing the challenges of climate impacts together with the role of women, youth and the grassroots communities in tackling the climate changes situation regionally. He suggested that, there is an emergency need of creation of institutions for analyzing the situation in Nigeria.

During the keynote address on the commemoration of the international day of action on climate change by the zonal director, National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA), North-west zone Kano-Nigeria represented by Enennaene Martins were he pointed out that, the seminar was came at a time when the whole world’s attention is focused on the management and challenges of environmental protection, climate change and issues on sustainable development. He also addressed that, NESREA which is a new institutional mechanism for environmental protection and sustainable development in Nigeria is a parastatal under the Ministry of Environment charged with the responsibility to ensure a cleaner and healthier environment for all Nigerians through inspiring personal and collective responsibility in building an environmentally conscious society for the achievement of sustainable development. Also, the federal

government of Nigeria has recently established the climate change commission charged with the responsibility of tackling the issues of climate change in Nigeria.

Today, we are all gathered here on another theme on climate change “communicating the science of climate change, 350ppm and the role of Non-state actors in addressing the challenges of climate change”. NESREA’s vision and mandate of ensuring a cleaner and healthier environment for all Nigerians in collaboration with other stakeholders underscores by Center for Education and Leadership Development (CELDEV-Nigeria) together with the 350 Global International climate actions and the British Council Kano-Nigeria.

These events of climate changes are likely to affect the health status of millions of people especially those in developing nations. Likely scenarios are an increase in malnutrition as a result of food shortage, water scarcity, famine, diseases and injury due to heat waves, floods, storms, fires and altered spatial distribution of infectious disease vectors. He added that 350ppm is the acceptable threshold of the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide emission in an environmental atmosphere. With the level of uncontrolled and incessant carbon dioxide emission from human activities like fuel wood exploitations, fumes from sub serviced engines of automobile and oil exploitation gas flaring in the Southern part of Nigeria, a great concern and high level of effort should be directed towards education and enlightenment of our populace on the dangers imminent and inherent from climate change, Global warming and Ozone layer depletion.

We thank British Council Kano-Nigeria for their support and contribution during the action day and we also thank them for proving us with the venue where the seminar took place. We wish them very successful and fulfilling deliberations.

Thank you!!!

Ahmad Abdullahi A.

Program Officer

CELDEV-Nigeria

Centre for Education and Leadership Development (CELDEV), Opposite BUK Old site, Kabuga Road, Plot 24/25 Near Diamond Bank, P.O. BOX 2075, Kano. Kano State, Nigeria

+2348065498269

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Multipurpose chair mini-2 by Dr Mihir kumar Panda PhD DLitt Innovator