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With the support of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Haiti received around 1.17 million doses of oral cholera vaccines as cases continue to rise in the country.
The vaccine (Euvichol) was provided by the International Coordinating Group on Vaccine Provision (IGC), which manages the global cholera vaccine stockpile, following a request by Haiti’s Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP, its acronym in French).
Haiti’s vaccination campaign is set to initially target populations over the age of one year in Cite Soleil, Delmas, Tabarre, Carrefour and Port-au-Prince in the Ouest Department and Mirebalais in the Centre Department – areas in which most of the cholera cases have been reported, to date.
City of London Bishopsgate Support London Air Ambulance Advanced Trauma Team 2014 Red Škoda Superb Outdoor TDI CR 4x4 Semi-Auto Diesel 1968 cc Estate Car Emergency Vehicle EJ14BWH
Kosovo
Business and SME Support - Competitiveness and growth - Economy
A young entrepreneur from Kosovo grows his rural tourism company with the support of the European Union
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The cheer point at Surrey Quays for the British Heart Foundation as they support the runners and supporters who are taking part in the Virgin London Marathon, 23rd April 2017
Photography by Fergus Burnett
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Support for Africa Royal Albert Hall Gabrielle March 10 2002
Louise Gabrielle Bobb (born 16 April 1970), known simply as Gabrielle, is a multi-platinum selling, BRIT Award winning English singer and songwriter.
Gabrielle was born in Hackney, London. Her unconventional image includes short tight curls and an eye patch or sunglasses—she has ptosis, the drooping of one eyelid.
After the END THE MADNESS / SEA OF BLUE DC MARCH in support of LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Rally at US Capitol near Grant Circle in Washington DC on Saturday morning, 17 January 2015 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Fraternal Order of Prince George's County Police, Lodge 89
AFTER THE MARCH PROJECT: GET ON THE BUS Series
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Elvert Barnes Saturday, 17 January 2015 STOP THE MADNESS: SEA OF BLUE DC MARCH docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/SeaOfBlueDC
Through the Aid for Trade project, UNDP promotes trade and country competitiveness in 11 countries in the region, to reduce poverty and improve peoples’ lives.
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For the Global Day of Action people in all corners of the world came together to send out the message that it’s time for the banks to help sort out the financial mess that they caused by introducing a 0.05% tax on financial transactions (aka the Robin Hood Tax). This tiny tax could raise hundreds of billions to tackle poverty and climate change. And what a great, loud and colourful message it was that people in over 40 countries sent to European leaders.
The huge diversity of events, bringing together thousands of organisations, happened across five continents.Quite clearly, there is global support for this simple idea. We’ve got loads of photos and stories on our Posterous page.
It was a lot of fun but there is a serious message behind the antics. The reckless behaviour of the financial sector has a global impact. The economic crisis triggered by financial meltdown has pushed tens of millions of people around the world into poverty and jeopardised commitments to tackling climate change.
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Students from elementary to university age attended the Evanston, IL Youth Climate Strike.
Janet McDonnell
TAO supports orphans & vulnerable children by training their carers to create agri-businesses. Find out more at www.trustforafricasorphans.org.uk.
Where possible, TAO provides oxen for farmers to share for ploughing, as here as part of our first project in the northern Ugandan districts of Lira, Apac and Oyam. Even where not funded by our donors, farmers often group together to invest in oxen because of the great benefits they bring in allowing larger areas to be farmed and reducing labour costs.
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The Pakistan Strategy Support Program (PSSP) held the conference, “Increasing Productivity and Unleashing Growth” at the Serena Hotel in Islamabad on May 26-27th, 2012. This conference also marked the final round of the Competitive Grants Program that was launched by PSSP in January 2012 for Pakistani PhD and graduate students studying locally and abroad on economic development issues of Pakistan. The finalists presented in front of the Research Advisory Committee, donor heads, professors and students from local universities. The event also consisted of plenary sessions on Pakistan’s various economic growth issues by renowned academics from all over the world, such as Dr. Jock Anderson, Dr. Regina Birner and Dr. David Spielman.
The Marines of Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 participate in a squadron-wide field meet aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Oct. 10. The field meet consisted of various events including humvee pull, 7-ton pull, relay race, obstacle course relay, tug-of-war and a pull up competition. Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 provides all essential aviation ground support to a designated fixed-wing component of a Marine Aviation Combat Element (ACE), and all supporting or attached elements of the Marine Air Control Group (MACG). This support includes: internal airfield communications, weather services, expeditionary airfield services, aircraft rescue and firefighting, aircraft and ground refueling, essential engineering services, motor transport, messing, chemical defense, security and law enforcement, airbase commandant functions, and explosive ordinance disposal.
(February 23, 2011) In support of workers fighting for their rights in Wisconsin, Ohio, and across the country. Hundreds of middle class workers from DC area gathered for a solidarity rally outside the offices of Gov. Scott Walker. - Washington, DC - Photo © 2011 David Sachs / SEIU
155mmりゅう弾砲による突撃支援射撃
Charge support firing by FH70
2019年6月16日 陸上自衛隊 岩手駐屯地（岩手駐屯地創立62周年記念行事）にて撮影
June 16, 2019 at JGSDF Camp Iwate (62nd Anniversary Event)
The support divers waiting for the descent signal 3 minutes before official top time for the first freediver
KISSIMMEE, FLA. – Four Soldiers from Mission Support Element, 143d Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), joined thousands of service members, veterans and their families who gathered at the Westgate Resort in Kissimmee for free food, live music and heartfelt fellowship during the second annual Military Appreciation Weekend Concert held May 5, 2018.
Westgate Resorts’ CEO David Siegel opened the property to more than 1,500 military families for a complimentary, three-night stay that culminated in a free concert that featured the Chris Weaver Band.
Alongside the complimentary concessions and children activities, the 143d ESC Soldiers set up and managed two static displays featuring one of the unit’s Humvees and Light Medium Tactical Vehicle. The vehicles attracted hundreds of children, dozens of young adults and even a few veterans who climbed aboard the driver’s seat, donned an Advanced Combat Helmet and put their hands on the steering wheel.
In addition to the dozens of pop, rock, country and R&B songs played by the Chris Weaver Band, the concert offered a military flair complete with the presentation of the colors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Command Post 4287, the singing of the national anthem by American Idol contestant Alyssa Raghu and a helicopter flyover conducted by the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office.
Among the long list of VIPs was Florida Gov. Rick Scott who shook hands and took pictures with the 143d ESC Soldiers.
The concert concluded with fireworks that illuminated the night sky, its colorful patterns bouncing off thousands of fluttering flags and smiling faces.
U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, 143d ESC
One year Fallujah – Supporting stabilization and reconstruction through addressing explosive hazards
Fallujah, 7 August 2017: “The city of Fallujah is slowly getting back to normal day by day and there is hope,” said Pehr Lodhammar, United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) Iraq Senior Programme Manager. Over a year ago, on 26 June 2016, Fallujah was retaken from Da’esh. Booby-traps and other improvised explosive devices (IEDs) where left behind causing victims among the returning civilians. Through survey, clearance and explosive hazard awareness campaigns, UNMAS supported stabilization and reconstruction efforts to enable the population to return to their homes safely.
Speaking for the local government in Falluja, Mayor Issa Modgen commented, “UNMAS contributed greatly to the clearance of infrastructure and making rehabilitation possible. All these sites are cleared from explosives now and provide services to the people of Fallujah.”
Awareness of potential explosive threats saves lives. UNMAS provided mine risk education sessions in IDP camps and Fallujah neighborhoods including Ramadi and Habbaniya to returning civilians, warning them of the explosive hazards. Through over 4,900 life saving risk education sessions through partners, UNMAS and partners reached over 127,000 beneficiaries of which 89,400 children and 19,200 women. A mother of a family who returned to Fallujah in 2016 used her new knowledge when she, upon return to her home, saw wires sticking out of the mud oven. Suspecting it could be an IED she warned her husband and children to leave the house, reported to explosive experts who could confirm that it was an IED placed inside the oven and later cleared the item.
UNMAS responded with security risk assessment missions into the city starting July 2016 with follow up survey and clearance in August 2016. In the last year UNMAS conducted 263 tasks in Fallujah working on water points, power plants, sewage sites, schools and healthcare facilities.
One of the tasks was the General Hospital in Fallujah. Nine operating theaters where destroyed during Da’esh occupation. After UNMAS conducted survey, reconstruction of the hospital buildings could start and staff could return in September 2016. The hospital is now functional again with 300 beds and 900 staff of which 65 specialist doctors and 30 resident doctors. The hospital in Fallujah serves a community of over 800,000 people. An average of 10,000 people a month receive treatment including major surgery.
In Fallujah UNMAS cleared 5,247,655 sqm over the last year removing 313 IEDs and 613 Explosive Remnants of War (ERW). Through this UNMAS is enabling humanitarian assistance and stabilization activities to take place so that key infrastructure, schools, health care centers and roads can be restored.
The work of UNMAS in Fallujah was made possible through the generous support from Australia, Denmark, Estonia, the European Union, Finland, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
Photos by UNAMI PIO.
National Guard Soldiers and Airmen from the D.C.-based 33rd Civil Support Team and the Fort Pickett-based 34th Civil Support Team trained together April 7, 2015, at the Fairfax County Urban Search and Rescue Training Site, Lorton, Va. The two-day exercise brought together the two teams as well as firefighters from Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department. Both units can identify chemical, biological, and radiological substances, assess current and projected consequences, advise an incident commander on response measures, and assist with requests for additional state support. The CSTs are federally resourced, trained and sustained and operates under the control of state leadership. The Adjutant General of each state or territory may employ the CST to support the state response under the direction of the governor or to support another state’s response under a supported governor. (Photo by Capt. Andrew J. Czaplicki, Virginia Guard Public Affairs)
Community Supported Agriculture
National Conference and Network Launch
The Subscription Rooms, Stroud - 3 December 2013
This national conference brought together community supported agriculture (CSA) enterprises and practitioners from across the UK for the first time since 2011. It celebrated the growth of CSA within the UK over the past few years and the launch of the new UK CSA Network. The day provided interactive learning opportunities and the chance to shape new regional support networks.
Michael J. Coty, Principal Development and Evaluation Specialist, Division of School Support, Minnesota Department of Education
In order to reduce the effects of diasters, the local government of San Franciso in Comotes in partnership with Plan Philippines has implemented a basic life support programme to educate children how to respond during disasters. Plan Rescue volunteers conduct regular training sessions in schools to teach children basic first aid and how to apply initail medication following an emergency.