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Flying pots and pans in the Post Pop: East Meets West exhibition, the Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea, London.
El proyecto Noa Jayatai de Foncodes, programa del Ministerio de Desarrollo e Inclusión Social, ha implementado en la Amazonía peruana 417 proyectos de desarrollo de capacidades y emprendimientos rurales entre los años 2013 y 2018, con una inversión de 243.8 millones de soles, involucrando en actividades productivas a 51 mil 801 familias de comunidades nativas. Solo en el 2018 se ejecutan 74 nuevos proyectos productivos para 10 mil 294 familias con 59 millones 705 mil 200 soles.
Así lo informó el director ejecutivo del Fondo de Cooperación para el Desarrollo Social, Gustavo Torres Vásquez, en el II Seminario Pan – Amazónico de Protección Social, que reúne en Iquitos a representantes de organizaciones nativas, investigadores, organismos no gubernamentales, autoridades y funcionarios del sector público de Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia y Perú, así como a organismos internacionales, entre ellos, el Banco Mundial.
Trabajamos con un enfoque de interculturalidad, productivo y de desarrollo territorial para la inclusión económica, subrayó. Precisó que Foncodes articula su trabajo productivo con los programas de protección social del Midis, como son Pensión 65, Juntos y Contigo.
Foncodes brinda servicios rurales innovadores combinando las intervenciones con capacitación y asistencia técnica, dotación de activos productivos, fondos concursables para planes de negocio y concursos inter-hogares.
El proyecto Noa Jayatai de Foncodes, programa del Ministerio de Desarrollo e Inclusión Social, ha implementado en la Amazonía peruana 417 proyectos de desarrollo de capacidades y emprendimientos rurales entre los años 2013 y 2018, con una inversión de 243.8 millones de soles, involucrando en actividades productivas a 51 mil 801 familias de comunidades nativas. Solo en el 2018 se ejecutan 74 nuevos proyectos productivos para 10 mil 294 familias con 59 millones 705 mil 200 soles.
Así lo informó el director ejecutivo del Fondo de Cooperación para el Desarrollo Social, Gustavo Torres Vásquez, en el II Seminario Pan – Amazónico de Protección Social, que reúne en Iquitos a representantes de organizaciones nativas, investigadores, organismos no gubernamentales, autoridades y funcionarios del sector público de Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia y Perú, así como a organismos internacionales, entre ellos, el Banco Mundial.
Trabajamos con un enfoque de interculturalidad, productivo y de desarrollo territorial para la inclusión económica, subrayó. Precisó que Foncodes articula su trabajo productivo con los programas de protección social del Midis, como son Pensión 65, Juntos y Contigo.
Foncodes brinda servicios rurales innovadores combinando las intervenciones con capacitación y asistencia técnica, dotación de activos productivos, fondos concursables para planes de negocio y concursos inter-hogares.
Lyari Basti, Karachi Solar Lanterns Distribution Feb 8th, 2022
Project Title: Distribution of Solar Lanterns for Kachi Abadi Liyari ExpressWay ,Near 13-D , Gulshan e Iqbal , Karachi .
Date Completed: Feb/ 08/2022
Donor: Lodhie Foundation
Implementing Partner: Ms Samiya Khan.
Project Manager/Coordinator: Abdul Samad
Project Locations
The Lodhie Foundation initiative brings a “First Ray of Light” to the rural and poor communities and backward areas of Pakistan. Since 2003, this philanthropic initiative has continued to achieve his goal to bring the poorest people of Pakistan opportunities for socio-economic development. The program has been building momentum and successful results since its beginning. The key element is the distribution and maintenance of solar LED lighting systems through the guidance and management of Pervaiz Lodhie Founder Trustee of Lodhie Foundation located in Karachi, Pakistan
Ever since introducing a noble cause of distribution of SOLAR LANTERN ( ROSHNI ) to the needy and poor villagers and families of rural areas in Pakistan under the Donation of Ms Samiya Khan, a team Lodhie Foundation was assigned to visit the Kachi Abadi Liyari Express Way Karachi to observe and witness the distribution of Solar Lantern ROSHNI to the most needy people of Kachi Abadi Liyari Express Way ,near 13-D Gulshan e Iqbal , Karachi,
As a gesture of goodwill Ms Samiya Khan Donor of Lodhie Foundation offered a gift of 100 solar powered LED lights to the people of Kachi abadi Liyari Express Way, Karachi
Benefits
•Freedom from Darkness — The sunlight fades as early as 6 p.m, leaving the villagers in complete darkness. With solar lantern lighting, they have about an additional five hours of light to add to each day.
•Freedom from Illiteracy — More hours of light means more hours for children to study and get a better education, which is crucial to improving their social-economic future.
•Freedom from Poverty — With solar LED lanterns, the villagers no longer have to pay for expensive kerosene lanterns. Also, with more hours of light, the men and women have additional hours to work, which means more income for each household.
•Freedom from Hunger — More income means more money to better feed each member of the family; a daily concern for villagers.
•Freedom from Disease — Kerosene lanterns give off toxic and dangerous fumes; solar LED lanterns do not. LED lanterns also provide extra visibility, which helps against nighttime hazards.
‘Pinokio’ Kindergarten is a third public building in Zenica retrofitted within the GED project.
The energy-efficiency retrofit improved the indoor conditions for 150 children and 24 employees.
The City of Zenica, the Government of Sweden and the Environmental Fund of the Federation of BiH secured the financing for energy retrofit, while the United Nations Development Programme implemented the project.
A tarp, a shovel, and one's feet are all handy for mixing the cob. You have to be a bit careful of sharp rocks, but it actually feels good to have all that mud squishing around between your toes!
Boise Carriage & Implement Company
Boise, Ada County, Idaho
Date: 1926
Source Type: Stock Certificate
Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Goes Lithographing Company
Postmark: Not Applicable
Collection: Steven R. Shook
Remark: The Boise Carriage & Implement Company, located in Boise, Ada County, Idaho, was incorporated in the State of Idaho on March 15, 1909. The company forfeited its corporate status on November 30, 1926, due to inactivity.
Note that this certificate has the wood "Carriage &" crossed out in two locations, implying a corporate name of Boise Implement Company. The Boise Implement Company was incorporated in the State of Idaho on November 29, 1922. The company forfeited its corporate status on November 30, 1956, due to inactivity.
The Boise Implement Company had an initial subscription of $21,000, though the company stock indicates $25,000. All the company shares at initial offering were subscribed to by Harold Meyer, R. E. Struve, and F. A. Williams. The company would eventually be sold to International Harvester Company on October 15, 1956.
Sources:
The Idaho Daily Statesman, Boise, Ada County, Idaho; November 30, 1922; Volume 59, Number 110, Page 5, Column 2. Column titled "Articles of Incorporation."
The Idaho Daily Statesman, Boise, Ada County, Idaho; October 16, 1956; Volume 91, Number 883, Page 5, Columns 2-4. Column titled "Sale of the Boise Implement Company."
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dog owner watches in horror as man's best friend shits on the assembly line floor while robots sleep in the back ground
This is some sort of farm implement. Don't know how long it has been there, but it appears to have been there for a while.
November 9-10, 2016 - New Delhi, India. "Delivering for Nutrition in India: Learnings from Implementation Research"
Photo Credit: Shawn Sebastian
Senate Education Committee hearing on ESSA Implementation: Perspectives from Education Stakeholders. Washington DC May 18, 2016 . © Rick Reinhard 2016
email rick@rickreinhard.com
Implementing IPV6 Supporting the Next Generation Internet Protocols
Mark A. Miller
If you are a network manager transitioning from an older Internet Protocol to Internet Protocol version 6, you know that version 6 includes enhancements to maintain the network efficiency required by increasing traffic.
Youths from 8 different sports clubs played for peace during the September Tournament hosted in Beddawi refugee camp, North Lebanon.
"Sports for Peace" is a project funded by the Office for Transistive Initiative (OTI) and implemented by ANERA.