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What does Germany do for the occupational integration of immigrants? Specifically, the IHK (Chamber of Industry and Commerce)?
Germany has implemented various initiatives and measures to promote the occupational integration of immigrants, including through the involvement of IHKs (Chambers of Industry and Commerce). The IHKs play a crucial role in supporting the integration process by working closely with businesses and providing immigrants with skills training, language courses, counseling, and job placement services. Here are some specific actions taken by Germany, including the IHKs, to promote occupational integration:
Recognition of foreign qualifications: Germany has established a system for recognizing foreign qualifications, allowing immigrants to have their qualifications evaluated and, if necessary, supplemented with additional training. The IHKs are involved in assessing and recognizing foreign professional qualifications in various sectors.
Vocational training: The German dual system of vocational training plays a key role in the occupational integration of immigrants. The IHKs are responsible for developing and implementing vocational training programs in collaboration with businesses. Immigrants are provided with apprenticeships or vocational courses to develop the necessary skills and knowledge for employment.
Language courses: The IHKs often organize or support language courses tailored specifically to the needs of immigrants. German language proficiency is essential for successful occupational integration, and these courses help improve language skills necessary for the workplace.
Vocational integration programs: The IHKs collaborate with other institutions to initiate vocational integration programs, such as mentoring programs or internships. These initiatives provide immigrants with opportunities to gain work experience, build networks, and improve their chances of finding employment.
Career counseling and job placement services: The IHKs offer career counseling and job placement services to immigrants, helping them navigate the German job market, identify suitable employment opportunities, and access job vacancies.
Overall, the IHKs in Germany work closely with immigrants, businesses, and other institutions to facilitate the integration process by providing support, training, and guidance in various aspects of occupational integration.
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
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File Name: Darling_Coll-002
Title: Partial booklet of address labels
Creator/contributor: Alice Darling Secretarial Service
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: One (1) address label booklet
Genre: Address label
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Armenian American women
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-022
Title: M. Beguel letter to Mr. and Mrs. John Marston
Creator/contributor: M. Beguel
Date created: July 7, 1959
Physical description: One (1) typed letter
Genre: Letters (correspondence)
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Armenian American women
Aga Khan IV, 1936-
Aga Khan III, 1877-1957
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes: M. Beguel was the private secretary to Aga Khan.
Addressed as Karim Aga Khan in this collection, Prince Shāh Karim al-Husayni (1936-present) is the current Aga Khan (IV) of the Imāmate of the Nizari Ismāʿīli Shias, a sub-sect of Shia Islam.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-021
Title: Irving Stein letter to Mr. and Mrs. John Marston
Creator/contributor: Irving Stein
Date created: May 26, 1960
Physical description: One (1) typed letter
Genre: Letters (correspondence)
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-019
Title: Alice Darling Secretarial Service letterhead
Creator/contributor: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc.
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: One (1) page
Genre: Letterheads
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Armenian American women
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-016A
Title: Alice Darling Secretarial School pamphlet
Creator/contributor: Alice Darling Secretarial School
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: Two (2) copies of information pamphlet
Genre: Pamphlets
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Armenian American women
Notes: Selected pages from Alice Darling Secretarial School pamphlet. Part 2 of 2.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-010
Title: Invoice to Karim Aga Khan
Creator/contributor: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc.
Date created: June 11, 1959
Physical description: One (1) invoice page
Genre: Invoices
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Armenian American women
Aga Khan IV, 1936-
Aga Khan III, 1877-1957
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes: Addressed as Karim Aga Khan in this collection, Prince Shāh Karim al-Husayni (1936-present) is the current Aga Khan (IV) of the Imāmate of the Nizari Ismāʿīli Shias, a sub-sect of Shia Islam.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-018
Title: Vikon Chemical Company letterhead
Creator/contributor: Vikon Chemical Company
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: One (1) page
Genre: Letterheads
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-004
Title: Stenographer and typist job description and civil service exam
Creator/contributor: United States Civil Service Commission
Date created: April 5, 1949
Physical description: One (1) exam containing multiple pages
Genre: Examinations (documents)
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes: Job description and civil service exam for the positions of stenographer and typist in Federal agencies in Central and Eastern Massachusetts. Issued by the United States Civil Service Commission, April 5, 1949.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-012
Title: Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan check stub to Alice Darling Secretarial Service
Creator/contributor: Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan
Date created: May 17, 1957
Physical description: One (1) check stub
Genre: Check stubs
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Aga Khan IV, 1936-
Aga Khan III, 1877-1957
Armenian American women
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-007A
Title: Typewriter diagrams and instructions, in Arabic
Creator/contributor: Unknown
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: Three (3) pages from instruction sheets
Genre: Instruction sheet
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Armenian American women
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes: Selected pages of instruction packet. Items are in Arabic.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-013A
Title: Alice Darling Secretarial School pamphlet
Creator/contributor: Alice Darling Secretarial School
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: Two (2) copies of information pamphlet
Genre: Pamphlets
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Armenian American women
Notes: Selected pages from Alice Darling Secretarial School pamphlet. Part 1 of 2.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-006
Title: Hartford Stenographic Bureau price list
Creator/contributor: Hartford Stenographic Bureau
Date created: January 1951
Physical description: One (1) piece of paper
Genre: Price lists
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-011
Title: John S. Marston letter to Francis J. Murphy, Aug 14, 1953
Creator/contributor: John S. Marston
Date created: August 14, 1953
Physical description: One (1) typed letter
Genre: Letters (Correspondence)
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-005
Title: Mary Passanisi letter to Alice Darling Secretarial School
Creator/contributor: Mary Passanisi
Date created: November 29, 1949
Physical description: One (1) handwritten letter
Genre: Letters (correspondence)
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes: Handwritten letter from Mary Passanisi to Alice Darling Secretarial School. November 29, 1949.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-003
Title: License to keep an intelligence office
Creator/contributor: Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Date created: May 12, 1949
Physical description: One (1) paper license
Genre: Occupational license
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Secretaries-- Certification
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes: License to keep an intelligence office issued to Theodora L. Marston and John S. Marston by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, May 12, 1949.
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
File Name: Darling_Coll-001
Title: Marston’s Office Service business card
Creator/contributor: Marston’s Office Service; Theodora L. Marston; John S. Marston
Date created: n.d.
Physical description: One (1) business card
Genre: Business cards
Subjects:
Legal secretaries
Private secretaries
School secretaries
Stenographers
Office practice
Notes:
Collection:Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera
Collection ID: CHC063
Location: Cambridge Historical Commission
Rights: No known restrictions
Preferred citation: Alice Darling Secretarial Service Inc. Ephemera, Cambridge Historical Commission.
A Smart Salting Level I for Property Managers class at the MWMO Stormwater Park and Learning Center.
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
A Smart Salting Level I for Property Managers class at the MWMO Stormwater Park and Learning Center.
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Nutrition education plays as a key role in FAO’s first strategic objective to ‘help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition’ and in promoting healthy and sustainable diets for all. In many parts of the world, professional training in nutrition education remains scarce. The need for competent professionals skilled to conduct nutrition education interventions is especially great in countries where undernutrition coexists with growing rates of overnutrition and associated non-communicable diseases. Funded by the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) and in collaboration with numerous African universities, and the Dutch University of Wageningen, FAO launched the nutrition education course ENACT – Education for effective Nutrition in Action – in 2012. The course aims to promote long-term improvements in diet, giving special attention to social and environmental contexts, all relevant sectors and the whole food cycle, including production, processing, marketing, and consumption.
©FAO
Including Heavy Lift Technical Workshops: Land & Barge and Ocean Transport, PPG Certificate of Achievement in Project Cargo Management and Education Day
A Smart Salting Level I for Property Managers class at the MWMO Stormwater Park and Learning Center.
Students begin Sterling Style Academy with in depth class room training via top-notch curriculum before moving into more hands-on training in the field of personal shopping.
The Center hosted a workshop on about electrical energy issues in Austin this month. Featured speakers include Kate Galbraith of The Texas Tribune; Bruce Haight, formerly of the Austin American-Statesman; Terry Hadley, communications director at the Public Utility Commission; and Catherine Cuellar of Oncor's media relations department. The event was co-sponsored by Oncor.
Photos by James Taylor, Bandera Bulletin
Graduate nursing class held in the lobby of the Health Sciences Complex. - (Evan Krape / University of Delaware)
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