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India: Decent Work Country Programme for 2018-2022
This country strategy is led by the ILO and its tripartite constituents. It sets out ILO’s programme in India which is aligned to national priorities and the UN 2030 agenda.
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Women at work (making green uniforms). Just happened to be walking by this building when I caught a glimpse of the women at work in a small factory or business in the small rural town of Vinales. They were too busy to notice me with my camera.
20/365 20th Jan 10. Not working but thinking. A first self portrait I think, me at my desk towards the end of the day.
On my way home from work, I was trying to chase the sunset; trying to get to a clearing to get a good shot, and of course got stuck at a light. On this flat island unless your on the beach it's hard to capture the actual sun as it sets, too much of man's progress is in the way.
This sculpture was formally sited on Church street But is now being resited. Work is going on .So there is fencing around it. I'll have to revisit and get better shots when completed
We had to wait at the airport in Punta Cana. It´s a very small but sweet airport. You had to walk over the airfield to the plane.
zippy pouch back. The hexagon flower is made from 1/4" hexi's. Sorry its blurry... I need to work on my photography skills!
A posse of workmen from USL (“Connecting You To The Future”) with a telegraph pole, possibly on contract to BT, gathering at the end of Tram Road.
My grandfather owned a new one of these back in 1958. I cannot get over how little this car has dated in the past 50 years. still a joy to behold!
wista sp 4*5 / rodenstock apo sirona s 150mm f5.6 / fomapan 200 EI 125 / red filter / xtol 1+1 20' 8'30"
Animal Vegetable or Mineral Theme:
This image is a painting done in hardstone marquetry created in Florence in the 17thC. This pietra dura work, marquetry and Boulle marquetry (brass & tortoisehell) are very closely akin to jigsaw dissection and were done with similar tools! This makes it perfect for the theme of Animal, Vegetable or Mineral - it uses slices of natural and treated minerals to create the illusion of animals and plants.
This is the largest Puzzle Michele Wilson I've tackled to date. Just completing the edge took two sessions and this is 'some time later' - the first time I bothered taking a photo. The image is a busy, difficult one but the line-cutting is the usual 'wandering approximation'.
Tommy Long (Left), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District’s resident engineer for the Chickamauga Lock Replacement Project, updates Vice Adm. Charles Ray (Second from Left), U.S. Coast Guard deputy commandant for Operations, on the ongoing excavation work to remove 100,000 cubic yards of rock from the riverbed. Lt. Col. Cullen Jones, Nashville District commander, and Daniel T. Moore, Tennessee Valley Authority Dam Safety civil engineer, also provided updates. Long explained that there have been about 130 blasts so far with about a third of the excavation work completed. Ray, the incoming assistant commandant of the Coast Guard, visited the lock at Tennessee River mile 471 in Chattanooga, Tenn., May 4, 2018. (USACE Photo by Leon Roberts)
Running out of seams I added today's work to a previous detail.
I laced green silk ribbon through the lace, then placed straight stitches and beads below.
I also added the hearts above the ribbon.
Friday, 7 June, 2013
16:15 –17:00 GLOBAL GO-TO-MARKET STRATEGIES
Building a strong global business can take decades and cost billions in investment. There is much debate about how to go global: Is it more profitable to be in every country or to focus on a handful of key markets? How should companies address local culture and market nuances? As a growing number of Chinese and emerging market companies enter international markets, what strategies are likely to work best? What new technologies and business models are on the horizon to facilitate this process?
Panelists:
Carlos Brito, Chief Executive Officer, Anheuser-Busch InBev
Pankaj Ghemawat, Anselmo Rubiralta Professor of Global Strategy, IESE Business School, Barcelona
Carlos Gutierrez, Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Li Shufu, Founder and CEO,
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group
Moderator: Geoff Colvin, Senior Editor-at-Large, Fortune
Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune Global Forum
A Day on the Green Concert at Villa Maria Vineyard with Simple Minds, Devo and The Church. I was lucky enough to get a press pass to take some close up shots. An awesome day/night with these brilliant bands.
I was quite torn between chilling out and enjoying the sounds of my teen years, or snapping away like a lunatic. Madness prevailed.
This is a photo of my work place. I have a part-time job at Ohio State at the Wilce student health center. This job has effected me greatly during my time here at Ohio State and has led to many new friendships. It has also allowed me to manage and balance my time here at college and I am much better off because of it. As I thought about the "things I can have" prompt, I realized that a job is something that I can and will have some day. It is one of my biggest goals in life to get a job that will allow me to take care of myself and eventually my family. Jobs are attainable with hard work and effort. As I sit here in college thinking about my future job, my possibilities seem limitless. As long as I work as hard as I can, my dream Finance job is definitely something that I CAN have.
Coming off of the exciting PENTAX Optio W90 campaign, “The Most Adventurous Friend You Know,” we wanted to keep the momentum going with the release of the PENTAX Optio WG-1, the more rugged, adventureproof “brother” of the W90. We created a manifesto for this campaign that provoked people to get out of their daily routines and experience life by reminding them, “Adventure is Everywhere.”