INTRODUCTION, BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES OF THE MEETINGFAO
http://www.countrystat.org/ Present the innovations of the CountrySTAT system using the FENIX platform. Future technological developments: the concept of the Open Data Network for sharing agriculture and food security information
Pgsc 2015-16 implementation of the ess vision 2020 and its relevance for enla...Светла Иванова
This document discusses the implementation of the European Statistical System (ESS) Vision 2020 and its relevance for enlargement countries. It provides an overview of the ESS Vision 2020, which aims to better understand user needs, improve quality, exploit new data sources, improve dissemination, and advance the production process. The implementation involves governance, a portfolio of 8 ESS Vision Implementation Projects (ESS.VIPs), and linking the ESS.VIPs to the key areas. Recent news is provided on strategic risks, progress discussions, and ways to promote European statistics. The relevance of some ESS.VIPs for enlargement countries is noted in areas like microdata exchange and validation rules. Questions are posed on best ways to involve enlargement
This presentation looks at challenges and proposals related to the list of ODA-eligible international organisations, looking specifically at trust funds, channel codes, visibility of members' efforts, collecting outflow data, and practical implications of these for the list of eligible organisations.
The document provides an update on the status and proposed extension of the OECD DAC Joint ENVIRONET-WP-STAT Task Team work programme through 2015. It summarizes progress made on identifying "green" multilateral flows and developing the evidence base for more quantitative reporting to Rio conventions. Recent and upcoming communication and outreach activities are outlined, along with the proposed 2015 work plan and future ways of working for the Task Team.
Building international cooperation with key global partners – the example of ...Francois Stepman
Building international cooperation with key global partners The example of the EU-African Union Partnership on Food and nutrition security and sustainable agriculture Yemi Akinbamijo, Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA)
This document outlines the background, goals, activities, achievements from 2008-2009, and current activities as of 2014 of the ASEAN Regional Knowledge Network on Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (ARKN-FLEG). The network was established in 2008 to broaden knowledge on forestry issues like FLEG and advance forest policy dialogues among ASEAN countries. Between 2008-2009, the network produced several policy briefs and papers, and established structures for assessing FLEG implementation. Current activities discussed in 2014 included reviewing the network's terms of reference, further developing guidance for assessing FLEG, and identifying synergies with other organizations.
The document provides an update on the activities of ELIG (Environmental Law Implementation Group) in January 2016. It summarizes:
1) ELIG provided further training to environmental NGO representatives on the Hen Harrier Threat Response Plan and conceptual training to Pillar Representatives on environmental impact assessments, strategic environmental assessments, and Birds and Habitats Directives.
2) ELIG supported preparation and briefings for DG ENVI/EU Commission meetings, submitted concerns to Irish Water regarding a water supply project, and met with government departments regarding environmental legislation progress.
3) ELIG attended conferences and meetings on topics such as wildlife crime, the EU-US trade agreement (TTIP), and provided presentations
INTRODUCTION, BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES OF THE MEETINGFAO
http://www.countrystat.org/ Present the innovations of the CountrySTAT system using the FENIX platform. Future technological developments: the concept of the Open Data Network for sharing agriculture and food security information
Pgsc 2015-16 implementation of the ess vision 2020 and its relevance for enla...Светла Иванова
This document discusses the implementation of the European Statistical System (ESS) Vision 2020 and its relevance for enlargement countries. It provides an overview of the ESS Vision 2020, which aims to better understand user needs, improve quality, exploit new data sources, improve dissemination, and advance the production process. The implementation involves governance, a portfolio of 8 ESS Vision Implementation Projects (ESS.VIPs), and linking the ESS.VIPs to the key areas. Recent news is provided on strategic risks, progress discussions, and ways to promote European statistics. The relevance of some ESS.VIPs for enlargement countries is noted in areas like microdata exchange and validation rules. Questions are posed on best ways to involve enlargement
This presentation looks at challenges and proposals related to the list of ODA-eligible international organisations, looking specifically at trust funds, channel codes, visibility of members' efforts, collecting outflow data, and practical implications of these for the list of eligible organisations.
The document provides an update on the status and proposed extension of the OECD DAC Joint ENVIRONET-WP-STAT Task Team work programme through 2015. It summarizes progress made on identifying "green" multilateral flows and developing the evidence base for more quantitative reporting to Rio conventions. Recent and upcoming communication and outreach activities are outlined, along with the proposed 2015 work plan and future ways of working for the Task Team.
Building international cooperation with key global partners – the example of ...Francois Stepman
Building international cooperation with key global partners The example of the EU-African Union Partnership on Food and nutrition security and sustainable agriculture Yemi Akinbamijo, Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA)
This document outlines the background, goals, activities, achievements from 2008-2009, and current activities as of 2014 of the ASEAN Regional Knowledge Network on Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (ARKN-FLEG). The network was established in 2008 to broaden knowledge on forestry issues like FLEG and advance forest policy dialogues among ASEAN countries. Between 2008-2009, the network produced several policy briefs and papers, and established structures for assessing FLEG implementation. Current activities discussed in 2014 included reviewing the network's terms of reference, further developing guidance for assessing FLEG, and identifying synergies with other organizations.
The document provides an update on the activities of ELIG (Environmental Law Implementation Group) in January 2016. It summarizes:
1) ELIG provided further training to environmental NGO representatives on the Hen Harrier Threat Response Plan and conceptual training to Pillar Representatives on environmental impact assessments, strategic environmental assessments, and Birds and Habitats Directives.
2) ELIG supported preparation and briefings for DG ENVI/EU Commission meetings, submitted concerns to Irish Water regarding a water supply project, and met with government departments regarding environmental legislation progress.
3) ELIG attended conferences and meetings on topics such as wildlife crime, the EU-US trade agreement (TTIP), and provided presentations
Hans Bruyninckx - Transboundary low carbon economic development - Tthe Benelu...OECD CFE
Presentation by Prof. Dr. Hans Bruyninckx, Catholic University Leuven.
OECD LEED Report on "Green growth in the Benelux - Indicators of local transition to a low-carbon economy in cross-border regions" presented in Brussels on 29 May 2013.
For more info http://www.oecd.org/cfe/leed/lowcarbon.htm
Item 5 - Case studies on the establishment of NASOLAN - Mozambique Soil Labor...Soils FAO-GSP
2nd AFRILAB meeting
30 September – 1 October - 8 October 2020
online: Zoom platform
Mr. Ricardo Marcus de Jesus Maria, Institute of Agricultural Research of Mozambique, Central Soil and Plant tissue testing Laboratory, Mozambique
OECD LEED Benelux report on green growth - Hans BruyninckxOECD CFE
Presentation by Prof. Dr. Hans Bruyninckx, Catholic University Leuven, Belgium.
2013 REPORT - Green growth in the Benelux - Indicators of local transition to a low-carbon economy in cross-border regions.
The full report could be freely downloaded at http://www.oecd.org/cfe/leed/lowcarbon.htm
C1.1. Tracking Public Investments in AR4D: Lessons from OECD Reviews & DAC CRSGCARD Conferences
This document discusses tools for tracking public investments in food security and agriculture (FS & AG), including lessons learned from OECD reviews. It outlines the UNECA-OECD Monitoring and Reporting on Development Effectiveness in Africa (MRDE) initiative and OECD Development Assistance Committee's Creditor Reporting System (CRS) as two existing mechanisms. The CRS provides basic aid data by sector but its agricultural research tracking is incomplete. The document recommends improving CRS guidance and reporting of agricultural research and development (AR4D) funding to provide a more comprehensive picture. It stresses the importance of partnering with relevant organizations and stakeholders in developing an effective long-term AR4D funding tracking system.
UK Spectrum Policy Forum: Strategic Priorities for 2015/16techUK
The Steering Board has developed strategic priorities for the Spectrum Policy Forum in 2015/16. The priorities are to: 1) influence the UK position at international meetings regarding spectrum above 6GHz and potential additional WiFi spectrum; 2) engage new government ministers to ensure spectrum remains a priority regarding economic growth, healthcare, climate change, and transportation; 3) progress long-term goals around facilitating innovation, updating frameworks for valuing spectrum, opening millimeter wave bands, enabling public sector spectrum access, and incentivizing spectrum sharing.
This document summarizes a 2011 study on coordinating and harmonizing donor support for CAADP Pillar 4 (agricultural research and development) between members of EIARD and other donors. The study mapped donor support for ARD in sub-Saharan Africa and case study countries, assessed compliance with aid effectiveness principles, and identified opportunities to improve support. Key findings included uneven funding across scales, weak national capacity and ownership, and imbalances that could be addressed through better alignment and coordination of investments.
The technical function of GWP should:
1) Identify critical issues in regions and help implement the GWP strategy through knowledge production and ensuring uptake.
2) Be organized holistically at global, regional, and country levels with regional technical committees and expert databases.
3) Be integrated into network operations through coordination between global and regional secretariats on knowledge generation and capacity building.
4) Show intellectual leadership in key areas like IWRM, climate change, food security, and their linkages across sectors.
The document discusses nuclear decommissioning costs and financing. It covers types of decommissioning such as immediate vs deferred dismantling. It also analyzes challenges of long-term funding provision, emphasizing the importance of accurate cost estimating. Finally, it identifies the future of financing, such as the UK's Funded Decommissioning Plan requiring operators to secure funding for full decommissioning and waste management costs.
Item 2: Global Soil Partnership - accomplishment, challenges and way forward:...Soils FAO-GSP
The document discusses the accomplishments and challenges of the Global Soil Partnership (GSP) and provides recommendations for its future work. It states that the GSP has been successful in raising awareness of soil issues, creating a global soil information system, and developing knowledge products. However, it notes that more work needs to be done to translate these global achievements into action at regional and national levels. The document concludes by recommending that the GSP reformulate its strategy to focus on concrete soil protection actions, establish a program and resource mobilization unit, explore becoming a more formal FAO body, and strengthen partnerships and regional/national engagement.
Item 5 - Case studies on the establishment of NASOLAN - Walloon laboratory ne...Soils FAO-GSP
The document summarizes the establishment of REQUASUD, the soil laboratory network in Wallonia, Belgium. It was established in 1989 following concerns in the 1970s-1980s that the same soil sample could receive different analytical results and fertility advice. It now consists of 5 routine soil laboratories that work together on activities like maintaining a shared database, comparing analytical methods, providing proficiency testing and reference materials, conducting interlaboratory audits, and training. The network aims to harmonize soil analysis and advice for farmers and citizens in the region.
The European Commission has recently estimated the investment needs in energy (electricity and gas) infrastructure of European importance to be about €200 billion up to 2020 . The Commission has also stressed that, under a business as usual scenario, almost half of these investments are at risk of not being delivered in time or at all, leaving a gap of about €100 billion.
The main identified obstacles are problems related to permit granting, regulatory issues and financing; and those cannot be fully overcome by the existing measures.
In this context, the European Commission has proposed an Energy Infrastructure package, which we introduce in this presentation.
EuroGeographics represents national mapping and land registry authorities across Europe. It works to increase accessibility of members' geospatial data through initiatives like INSPIRE and the European Location Framework. In comments on amending the PSI Directive, EuroGeographics supports the goal of increasing open data but cautions that changes could undermine data sustainability and public finances if certain areas like charging and machine readability are not improved. EuroGeographics' members have diverse responsibilities and approaches, so the goal is to work openly with users while maintaining exemplary practices for reuse of geospatial data.
UK Spectrum Policy Forum - Professor Simon Saunders, Real Wireless Ltd: Clust...techUK
UK Spectrum Policy Forum
Professor Simon Saunders, Director, Real Wireless Ltd: Update on Cluster 1 meetings to date
See more at: http://www.techuk.org/about/uk-spectrum-policy-forum
All Rights Reserved
The document summarizes Nigel Cassimire's presentation on digital broadcasting switchover in the Caribbean region. It discusses the Caribbean Telecommunications Union's work related to spectrum policy and management, including establishing committees and frameworks. It provides an overview of the status of digital television transitions underway in various Caribbean territories. The presentation aims to develop a draft framework by December 2012 to harmonize digital broadcasting approaches across the region.
Pillar 3: Presentation of the Implementation Plan | Liesl Wiese, GSP SecretariatFAO
This document outlines Pillar 3 of the Global Soil Partnership Implementation Plan, which focuses on soil research and development. The plan includes 5 activities with estimated budgets totaling $16.72 million: 1) Developing a global research internet platform, 2) Identifying priorities from existing R&D, 3) Encouraging interdisciplinary R&D, 4) Highlighting return on investment in soil R&D, and 5) Active collaboration between researchers and stakeholders. The activities aim to generate knowledge through research, develop new technologies, and support development agendas globally and regionally.
170601 Energy Community Electricity ForumAndriy Vovk
This document outlines the objectives, timeline, and methodology for ENTSO-E's TYNDP and Regional Investment Plans. The objectives are to explore future power system scenarios, highlight investment needs based on regional planning studies, and assess projects of pan-European relevance. The timeline shows the deliverables through 2018, including scenario development, project collection, cost-benefit assessments, and public consultation. The methodology involves building scenarios using inputs like national estimates and EU targets, identifying system needs through network studies and market-based target capacities, and assessing projects using cost-benefit analysis indicators in a transparent multi-criteria approach.
- The document discusses the importance of knowledge sharing mechanisms in agricultural innovation and development. It notes that while agricultural knowledge and research is important, much of it is not widely accessible.
- It introduces CIARD (Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for Development), a global initiative with over 100 partners working to improve access to public agricultural research information and knowledge.
- CIARD aims to provide a platform for coherence between information initiatives, and to make agricultural research information truly accessible to all. It works with partners to coordinate efforts, promote common standards and formats, and create an open global network of public information collections.
West African Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance, El Hadji Mbaye D...OECD Environment
The West African Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance aims to:
1. Foster active participation by West African countries in UNFCCC negotiations.
2. Promote access to carbon markets and climate finance for its members, which include 15 West African countries and Mauritania.
3. Support members' implementation of their NDCs and transition of CDM activities and capacities to the Paris Agreement context, including through pilot projects in Nigeria and Togo.
Ms. Graham has over 29 years of experience in software development, database design, and network management. She has experience developing applications for database management, document management, equipment tracking, and inventory control. She is proficient in ColdFusion, Java, SQL, and Oracle. Currently she provides support to the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, developing applications such as a diversity supplement tracking system and grants funding application.
Pearl is said to be a natural and organic gemstone which is quite popular among people around the world due to its eloquent colors and high end characteristics. The stone pearl is being associated with the important planet Moon, which signifies peace, intellect, wisdom, happiness and joy.
Hans Bruyninckx - Transboundary low carbon economic development - Tthe Benelu...OECD CFE
Presentation by Prof. Dr. Hans Bruyninckx, Catholic University Leuven.
OECD LEED Report on "Green growth in the Benelux - Indicators of local transition to a low-carbon economy in cross-border regions" presented in Brussels on 29 May 2013.
For more info http://www.oecd.org/cfe/leed/lowcarbon.htm
Item 5 - Case studies on the establishment of NASOLAN - Mozambique Soil Labor...Soils FAO-GSP
2nd AFRILAB meeting
30 September – 1 October - 8 October 2020
online: Zoom platform
Mr. Ricardo Marcus de Jesus Maria, Institute of Agricultural Research of Mozambique, Central Soil and Plant tissue testing Laboratory, Mozambique
OECD LEED Benelux report on green growth - Hans BruyninckxOECD CFE
Presentation by Prof. Dr. Hans Bruyninckx, Catholic University Leuven, Belgium.
2013 REPORT - Green growth in the Benelux - Indicators of local transition to a low-carbon economy in cross-border regions.
The full report could be freely downloaded at http://www.oecd.org/cfe/leed/lowcarbon.htm
C1.1. Tracking Public Investments in AR4D: Lessons from OECD Reviews & DAC CRSGCARD Conferences
This document discusses tools for tracking public investments in food security and agriculture (FS & AG), including lessons learned from OECD reviews. It outlines the UNECA-OECD Monitoring and Reporting on Development Effectiveness in Africa (MRDE) initiative and OECD Development Assistance Committee's Creditor Reporting System (CRS) as two existing mechanisms. The CRS provides basic aid data by sector but its agricultural research tracking is incomplete. The document recommends improving CRS guidance and reporting of agricultural research and development (AR4D) funding to provide a more comprehensive picture. It stresses the importance of partnering with relevant organizations and stakeholders in developing an effective long-term AR4D funding tracking system.
UK Spectrum Policy Forum: Strategic Priorities for 2015/16techUK
The Steering Board has developed strategic priorities for the Spectrum Policy Forum in 2015/16. The priorities are to: 1) influence the UK position at international meetings regarding spectrum above 6GHz and potential additional WiFi spectrum; 2) engage new government ministers to ensure spectrum remains a priority regarding economic growth, healthcare, climate change, and transportation; 3) progress long-term goals around facilitating innovation, updating frameworks for valuing spectrum, opening millimeter wave bands, enabling public sector spectrum access, and incentivizing spectrum sharing.
This document summarizes a 2011 study on coordinating and harmonizing donor support for CAADP Pillar 4 (agricultural research and development) between members of EIARD and other donors. The study mapped donor support for ARD in sub-Saharan Africa and case study countries, assessed compliance with aid effectiveness principles, and identified opportunities to improve support. Key findings included uneven funding across scales, weak national capacity and ownership, and imbalances that could be addressed through better alignment and coordination of investments.
The technical function of GWP should:
1) Identify critical issues in regions and help implement the GWP strategy through knowledge production and ensuring uptake.
2) Be organized holistically at global, regional, and country levels with regional technical committees and expert databases.
3) Be integrated into network operations through coordination between global and regional secretariats on knowledge generation and capacity building.
4) Show intellectual leadership in key areas like IWRM, climate change, food security, and their linkages across sectors.
The document discusses nuclear decommissioning costs and financing. It covers types of decommissioning such as immediate vs deferred dismantling. It also analyzes challenges of long-term funding provision, emphasizing the importance of accurate cost estimating. Finally, it identifies the future of financing, such as the UK's Funded Decommissioning Plan requiring operators to secure funding for full decommissioning and waste management costs.
Item 2: Global Soil Partnership - accomplishment, challenges and way forward:...Soils FAO-GSP
The document discusses the accomplishments and challenges of the Global Soil Partnership (GSP) and provides recommendations for its future work. It states that the GSP has been successful in raising awareness of soil issues, creating a global soil information system, and developing knowledge products. However, it notes that more work needs to be done to translate these global achievements into action at regional and national levels. The document concludes by recommending that the GSP reformulate its strategy to focus on concrete soil protection actions, establish a program and resource mobilization unit, explore becoming a more formal FAO body, and strengthen partnerships and regional/national engagement.
Item 5 - Case studies on the establishment of NASOLAN - Walloon laboratory ne...Soils FAO-GSP
The document summarizes the establishment of REQUASUD, the soil laboratory network in Wallonia, Belgium. It was established in 1989 following concerns in the 1970s-1980s that the same soil sample could receive different analytical results and fertility advice. It now consists of 5 routine soil laboratories that work together on activities like maintaining a shared database, comparing analytical methods, providing proficiency testing and reference materials, conducting interlaboratory audits, and training. The network aims to harmonize soil analysis and advice for farmers and citizens in the region.
The European Commission has recently estimated the investment needs in energy (electricity and gas) infrastructure of European importance to be about €200 billion up to 2020 . The Commission has also stressed that, under a business as usual scenario, almost half of these investments are at risk of not being delivered in time or at all, leaving a gap of about €100 billion.
The main identified obstacles are problems related to permit granting, regulatory issues and financing; and those cannot be fully overcome by the existing measures.
In this context, the European Commission has proposed an Energy Infrastructure package, which we introduce in this presentation.
EuroGeographics represents national mapping and land registry authorities across Europe. It works to increase accessibility of members' geospatial data through initiatives like INSPIRE and the European Location Framework. In comments on amending the PSI Directive, EuroGeographics supports the goal of increasing open data but cautions that changes could undermine data sustainability and public finances if certain areas like charging and machine readability are not improved. EuroGeographics' members have diverse responsibilities and approaches, so the goal is to work openly with users while maintaining exemplary practices for reuse of geospatial data.
UK Spectrum Policy Forum - Professor Simon Saunders, Real Wireless Ltd: Clust...techUK
UK Spectrum Policy Forum
Professor Simon Saunders, Director, Real Wireless Ltd: Update on Cluster 1 meetings to date
See more at: http://www.techuk.org/about/uk-spectrum-policy-forum
All Rights Reserved
The document summarizes Nigel Cassimire's presentation on digital broadcasting switchover in the Caribbean region. It discusses the Caribbean Telecommunications Union's work related to spectrum policy and management, including establishing committees and frameworks. It provides an overview of the status of digital television transitions underway in various Caribbean territories. The presentation aims to develop a draft framework by December 2012 to harmonize digital broadcasting approaches across the region.
Pillar 3: Presentation of the Implementation Plan | Liesl Wiese, GSP SecretariatFAO
This document outlines Pillar 3 of the Global Soil Partnership Implementation Plan, which focuses on soil research and development. The plan includes 5 activities with estimated budgets totaling $16.72 million: 1) Developing a global research internet platform, 2) Identifying priorities from existing R&D, 3) Encouraging interdisciplinary R&D, 4) Highlighting return on investment in soil R&D, and 5) Active collaboration between researchers and stakeholders. The activities aim to generate knowledge through research, develop new technologies, and support development agendas globally and regionally.
170601 Energy Community Electricity ForumAndriy Vovk
This document outlines the objectives, timeline, and methodology for ENTSO-E's TYNDP and Regional Investment Plans. The objectives are to explore future power system scenarios, highlight investment needs based on regional planning studies, and assess projects of pan-European relevance. The timeline shows the deliverables through 2018, including scenario development, project collection, cost-benefit assessments, and public consultation. The methodology involves building scenarios using inputs like national estimates and EU targets, identifying system needs through network studies and market-based target capacities, and assessing projects using cost-benefit analysis indicators in a transparent multi-criteria approach.
- The document discusses the importance of knowledge sharing mechanisms in agricultural innovation and development. It notes that while agricultural knowledge and research is important, much of it is not widely accessible.
- It introduces CIARD (Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for Development), a global initiative with over 100 partners working to improve access to public agricultural research information and knowledge.
- CIARD aims to provide a platform for coherence between information initiatives, and to make agricultural research information truly accessible to all. It works with partners to coordinate efforts, promote common standards and formats, and create an open global network of public information collections.
West African Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance, El Hadji Mbaye D...OECD Environment
The West African Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance aims to:
1. Foster active participation by West African countries in UNFCCC negotiations.
2. Promote access to carbon markets and climate finance for its members, which include 15 West African countries and Mauritania.
3. Support members' implementation of their NDCs and transition of CDM activities and capacities to the Paris Agreement context, including through pilot projects in Nigeria and Togo.
Ms. Graham has over 29 years of experience in software development, database design, and network management. She has experience developing applications for database management, document management, equipment tracking, and inventory control. She is proficient in ColdFusion, Java, SQL, and Oracle. Currently she provides support to the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, developing applications such as a diversity supplement tracking system and grants funding application.
Pearl is said to be a natural and organic gemstone which is quite popular among people around the world due to its eloquent colors and high end characteristics. The stone pearl is being associated with the important planet Moon, which signifies peace, intellect, wisdom, happiness and joy.
Larry Blum has over 30 years of experience as an owner and operator of furniture stores in Rockville, MD. He founded Kids2teen Bedrooms in 2010 and has since expanded to locations in Tyson's Corner, Annapolis, and Baltimore. Previously, he owned and operated Furniture America from 1986 to 2009, developing a customer base of over 10,000 and establishing the business as a leader in high-end solid wood furniture through exceptional customer service. Blum has skills in daily operations management, customer service, sales, and financial responsibilities like accounting. He holds a business degree from the University of Maryland-College Park.
Neil introduces himself as a 19-year-old civil engineering student from Huancayo, Peru. He provides details about the city, including that it has cold mornings and hot afternoons, and is located in the center of Peru with people from various surrounding regions. Neil mentions some popular clubs and restaurants in the area and asks about clubs in the recipient's country.
Acude Mauricio Fernandez a Inauguración de pintura de Rodolfo Nieto en Plaz...Pablo Carrillo
Mauricio Fernández Garza inauguró una exposición de 37 pinturas del artista oaxaqueño Rodolfo Nieto en el Centro Cultural Plaza Fátima en San Pedro Garza García, N.L.; Guillermo Sepúlveda relató brevemente la vida de Nieto; la exposición estará abierta al público de forma gratuita del 21 de enero al 13 de marzo.
Workshop introduction to web 2.0 technologies and educational application of...Khalid Md Saifuddin
The document summarizes a workshop on web technologies and educational applications of Web 2.0. The workshop agenda includes sessions on educational applications of Web 2.0, exercises on reference management and portfolios, and a presentation on problem-based learning. The first session maps different web 2.0 tools to learning activities and discusses how features of the tools can be integrated into activities related to information handling, communication, production, and experiential learning. The second session covers the architecture of the world wide web, client-server architecture, popular software platforms for web applications, and environments for PHP-MySQL web development.
Systematic review and meta-analysis of teachers’ development of digital literacyKhalid Md Saifuddin
Teachers’ development of digital literacy (DL) is gaining importance with the increase in the integration and adoption of information and communication technologies in educational contexts. The focus has been predominantly on students and not much on teachers, who require greater attention due to rapid transformation of both school systems and digital systems’ applications. The goal of this systematic literature review is to draw attention of researchers, policy-makers, and practitioners associated with education systems for considering ‘digital literacy for the professional development of teachers’ as an agenda for the transformation at both individual level and organizational level. Applying the methodology elaborated by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement, 16 peer-reviewed articles were selected. Constant comparative method was used for the qualitative analysis. This paper reports on three main categories: (a) definition of digital literacy, (b) development of digital literacy of preservice and in-service teachers and (c) models for the development and evaluation of digital literacy. The general definitions of DL include the elements of technical, cognitive, and social aspects. The circumstances and conditions in relation to both pre-service and inservice teachers can help to create a culture that develops DL. Existing DL models can be adopted in teacher education programs and schools and can thus be verified.
La biotecnología tradicional utiliza seres vivos para el beneficio humano, mientras que la biotecnología actual emplea la ingeniería genética. La biotecnología ha pasado por etapas tradicionales y modernas y tiene aplicaciones que mejoran la vida humana.
Este documento explica los pasos para cambiar una manilla de puerta dependiendo de su tipo. Hay tres tipos de manillas: 1) con placa, 2) con roseta redonda, y 3) con roseta cuadrada. Para cada tipo, se describen los pasos específicos para retirar la manilla vieja e instalar una nueva, como aflojar tornillos o prisioneros con una llave Allen.
Este documento apresenta o plano de ensino para a disciplina de Anatomia Humana. O objetivo geral é possibilitar aos alunos o conhecimento dos diversos sistemas do corpo humano através da descrição das estruturas anatômicas. O conteúdo programático inclui a introdução à anatomia e os sistemas ósseo, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratório, urinário, reprodutor e nervoso. A avaliação será feita por meio de duas provas teóricas.
The document summarizes discussions from a seminar on establishing the MENA Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (MCREEE). Key points include:
1) There is interest in South-South cooperation on renewable energy and energy efficiency in the MENA region.
2) Existing regional organizations focus more on North-South cooperation and MCREEE could provide added value through a greater focus on initiatives between MENA countries.
3) Potential activities and target groups for MCREEE were discussed, including policy work, technology transfer, public-private partnerships, and training.
4) Criteria for the structure of MCREEE were proposed, such as regional governance, autonomy, and long
The document discusses technology transfer mechanisms under the UNFCCC, including the Technology Executive Committee (TEC), Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN), and National Designated Entities (NDEs). It focuses on Indonesia's NDE, describing its role in facilitating climate technology transfer, managing technology requests, and coordinating with the CTCN. Examples of potential technology transfers discussed include regenerative burner systems to improve industrial energy efficiency and rooftop solar PV projects to increase renewable energy generation. Barriers to these technologies and concepts for demonstration projects, policy support, financing mechanisms, and capacity building are presented to enable effective transfer and implementation.
Item 9a. Inclusive forum on carbon mitigation approaches.pdfOECD Environment
Speaker: Justine Garrett, IFCMA Coordinator (OECD).
Presentation at the 1st meeting of the Working Party on Climate Change (WPCC) held at the OECD headquarters on 27-28 September, 2023.
CCXG Global Forum October 2018 Breakout Group D by Katia SimeonovaOECD Environment
1. Technical reviews under international climate agreements provide an opportunity for mutual learning between the reviewing experts and the participating country. The reviews help identify areas for improvement in national greenhouse gas reporting and support capacity building over time.
2. Developing robust national greenhouse gas reporting systems through technical review processes facilitates countries' progress toward emissions reduction targets and ensures review recommendations are considered.
3. Technical assessments of countries' forest-related emissions reporting and REDD+ results have increased understanding of forest resources and transformed national forest monitoring capacity.
The document discusses a panel on trade and market access that focused on challenges and opportunities for implementing Economic Partnership Agreements between the Caribbean region and the European Union. It outlines objectives of the EPA including strengthening regional integration and improving market access. Additionally, it notes challenges to EPA implementation such as limited understanding of market requirements and lack of business support services to help firms adapt to new regulations.
RE-DELAYS: Documenting and analising the cost of regulatory delaysIEA_RETD
IEA-RETD investigated the costs of regulatory delays for the growth and economic potential of the renewable energy industry. Key recommendations from the RE-DELAYS project are:
• Streamline the regulatory processes by creating a one stop shop with simplified rules for applications.
• Increase accountability for decision making processes at the regulatory/governmental level, for example in the form of pre-determined fines associated with not achieving set milestones.
• Link the level of incentive such as FIT to delay.
• Define clear procedures and cost impact assessment of appeal processes.
• Inform the public about benefits and risks of RE and encourage consultative mechanisms to share concerns.
The project was carried out by 3E together with London Economics International LLC (LEI).
The Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN) is the operational arm of the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism. It was established to stimulate technology cooperation and enhance the development and transfer of climate technologies to developing countries. The CTCN provides technical assistance, shares knowledge and information, and fosters collaboration on climate technologies through its network of national, regional, sectoral and international stakeholders. It is co-managed by UNEP and UNIDO and supported by a consortium of organizations to facilitate the development and transfer of climate technologies to developing countries.
"Towards and OECD productivity network" by Dirk Pilat, Global Dialogue on the Future of Productivity: Towards an OECD Productivity Network, 6-7 July 2015, Mexico.
The document discusses South-South collaboration and triangular cooperation for access to information, knowledge sharing, innovation support, and technology transfer within ASEAN. It provides background on ASEAN, describes its three pillars and goals for an ASEAN Economic Community, and outlines several IP initiatives under the ASEAN IPR Action Plan to harmonize IP practices and policies across member states, including establishing a regional patent search system, reducing trademark registration times, exploring copyright exceptions, and protecting traditional knowledge and cultural expressions.
This document provides an agenda and background information for a kick-off webinar for IEA Task XXIV on behavior change in demand-side management (DSM). The task aims to bring together an international expert network to share knowledge and best practices in using behavior change approaches for DSM. Over the webinar, the operating agents will present the scope, timeline, budget, and deliverables for the task. They will also summarize feedback received from previous workshops to refine the task plan. Countries participating in the task expressed needs around learning from case studies, developing tailored recommendations and solutions, and establishing an online platform for collaboration.
Building sustained capacity for implementing National Adaptation Plans and th...NAP Global Network
The presentation "Building sustained capacity for implementing National Adaptation Plans and the Paris Agreement'" by Rosibel Martyinez Arriaga, was given during the parallel section "Scaling Up Implementation of Climate Adaptation Through National Adaptation Plans," as part of NAP Expo 23, held in Santiago, Chile, from March 27-30, 2023.
State and utility partnerships can advance building energy codes. Utilities have program funding and expertise working with customers, while state code offices lack resources. A virtuous cycle could be created where codes and programs reinforce more efficient homes and buildings. Recent trends show the Northeast leading in energy efficiency investments and goals. States are recognizing codes as a cost-effective savings opportunity. Practical partnerships are occurring in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, and Maryland between states and utilities to support code development, compliance, training, and technical analysis with goals of capturing more quantifiable efficiency savings.
Gender challenges in clean energy sector can networkRCREEE
Women play an important role in the clean energy sector but face challenges. Case studies from Yemen, Lebanon, the UAE, and Palestine show successful women entrepreneurs and leaders in solar energy. However, women face barriers to securing funding, building partnerships, and educating stakeholders. Actions to address the gender gap include strengthening international cooperation, providing targeted funding, improving access to networks, and supportive policies to promote gender equality in clean energy.
Climate and energy policies advocacy of youth in the arab worldRCREEE
The document summarizes a regional project aimed at strengthening the advocacy capacities of youth in the Arab world on climate and energy policies. It discusses objectives to build skills in energy and climate fields and integrate societal aspects like gender disparities. A key output is a policy paper presenting recommendations from 12 young professionals and activists from 10 Arab countries (majority women) to regional decision-makers on energy visions and policies. The project also aims to empower women in sustainable energy and give them a platform to influence decision-making processes.
Women in energy a world full of opportunities lcecRCREEE
Ms. Patil Mesrobian, Program Development Officer, LCEC presentation at Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
Green Mind is a Lebanese non-profit founded in 2012 primarily by women seeking to promote sustainable practices. Led by a woman, Green Mind hopes to inspire other women to take on environmental challenges. It recognizes leadership in sustainability through various awards and organizes projects in areas like education, energy, water, transport, and waste. Green Mind also created mobile apps like GreenMiles for carpooling and one for reforestation efforts to promote environmental causes through technology.
Many initiatives are currently blossoming across the region facilitating a stronger engagement of females in clean energy.
Salma El Shiekh, The Sudanese Artik Energy Start up founder shared her journey at Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
Many initiatives are currently blossoming across the region facilitating a stronger engagement of females in clean energy.
Eng. Zainab Garashi, Founder & CEO, Engineers without Boarders- Kuwait presented EWB projects at Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
Women in Energy in Jordan Challenges, Opportunities and the Way Forward JREEE...RCREEE
Many initiatives are currently blossoming across the region facilitating a stronger engagement of females in clean energy.
Eng. Lina AL-Mubaideen presented JREEEF programs and Initiatives in Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
Women in energy sector in the mena region rcreeeRCREEE
Introducing the latest perspectives on gender engagement in the workforce with specific focus on clean energy by Eng. Sara Ibrahim, RCREEE Senior Expert at Enabling Women in Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of
International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
Awakening diversity in the clean energy sector a key point to achieve sustai...RCREEE
Introducing the latest perspectives on gender engagement in the workforce with specific focus on clean energy by Ms. Fatma M'Selmi Baklouti, CEO & Founder Laur' us Consulting at Enabling Women in Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of
International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
Mitigating environmental impact in non renewable energy the role of womenRCREEE
Introducing the latest perspectives on gender engagement in the workforce with specific focus on clean energy by Ms. Diana Kaissy, Executive Director, The Lebanese Oil and Gas Initiative-LOGI at Enabling Women in Sustainable Energy Field: A Step towards Sustainable Communities - Workshop on the side of
International Beirut Energy Forum on 25 September 2019.
These are the key messages of the first High Level Policy Dialogue to promote RE and EE in the Mediterranean region. The messages were delivered by Dr. Badr
The presentation is prepared as an introduction for the first High Level Policy Dialogue to promote RE and EE in the Mediterranean region by Eng. Kraidy
EU-Egypt Energy Cooperation: A successful modelRCREEE
This document discusses EU-Egypt energy cooperation and outlines key energy challenges in Egypt. It summarizes achievements in EU-Egypt energy cooperation including projects supporting renewable energy, energy efficiency, and regulatory capacity. It presents the Second Memorandum of Understanding between Egypt and EU for 2018-2022 focusing on gas and electricity sector reforms, renewable energy projects, and technological cooperation. The European Investment Plan is introduced as a three-pillar structure to mobilize investment through technical assistance, improved investment climate, and financing from the European Fund for Sustainable Development. Potential energy investment projects are listed in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and grid infrastructure totaling over 1.7 billion Euros.
Global Energy Interconnection Enhances Renewable Energy Development & Regiona...RCREEE
The document discusses global energy interconnection (GEI) and the Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization (GEIDCO). It summarizes GEIDCO's view of GEI as an infrastructure platform to massively develop, transmit, and utilize clean energy worldwide using ultra-high voltage grids and smart grid technology. The document outlines GEIDCO's management structure, membership, and regional offices. It provides examples of cooperation projects between countries to interconnect power grids and develop clean energy. Finally, it presents GEIDCO's proposed roadmap and backbone network for the development of GEI over domestic, intra-continental, and intercontinental phases by 2050.
Report summary on Intended Nationnally determined contributions -Comprehensiv...RCREEE
This document provides a summary of Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) and Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) from 20 Arab countries. It finds that these plans outline both unconditional and higher conditional emission reduction targets. Cost estimates total over $109 billion, with 71% of costs listed as conditional on international support. Adaptation actions are generally lower cost than mitigation and focus on sectors beyond energy. Countries' plans emphasize renewable energy development as well as energy efficiency across sectors. Water desalination and carbon capture storage are mentioned in relation to these areas. Overall, the plans indicate ambitions to increase clean energy and jobs while reducing emissions, though voluntary targets may need to become mandatory with regional coordination.
Energy productivity as a new paradigm for sustainable energy transitionsRCREEE
1. Energy productivity is a new policy paradigm that focuses on improving the value obtained from energy consumption through greater energy efficiency, structural economic reforms, and other energy and climate policies.
2. A report by KAPSARC and UNESCWA examined energy productivity in Saudi Arabia and found that diversification efforts and energy efficiency are transitioning the country to a lower energy intensity pathway in line with its Vision 2030 goals.
3. The report discusses how industrial strategy and policy can further increase Saudi Arabia's energy productivity by developing higher value added industries and strengthening local supply chains.
Arab Region Progress in Sustainable Energy Challenges and OpportunitiesRCREEE
The document summarizes the current status of sustainable energy in the Arab region and key challenges. Near-universal electricity access has been achieved in cities, but rural access remains around 80%. Energy consumption has more than doubled since 1990, with renewables playing a marginal role at 4% of energy. Barriers to expanding renewable energy and energy efficiency include high costs, lack of incentives, and insufficient policies. Universal access to electricity and clean cooking fuels has not been achieved. Water scarcity and dependence on fossil fuels are significant regional challenges. Promoting investments, technology, capacity building, and data are priorities to meet development and climate goals.
2. EErecommendations to RCREEE
1. Working groups for experience exchanges on specific topics,
including advanced and less advanced countries in the
topics (legal framework set up, strategy formulation, etc.)
2. Task forces of experts to work on specific fields in the region
such as standards, labels, incentives, etc.
3. Capacity building and assistance to policy makers to
develop their appropriate EE strategies
4. Help RCREEE countries to set up EE information systems
(national and regional)
5. Financial support to RCREEE members covering all sectors
3. EE recommendations to RCREEE
6. Enlarge RCREEE membership to other Arab countries
7. Help creating an association for appliances producers in the
region around labeling and standards of equipments
8. Preparation of regional pilot projects with other donors
(GEF, etc.) in the following fields:
• Appliances testing facilities
• Solar cooling and air conditioning
• New carbon market mechanism
9. Capacities building activities
• RCREEE Periodic newsletter on best practices exchanges between
countries of the region
• Workshops to decision makers on EE policies and strategies
4. EE recommendations to RCREEE
10. Carry out studies for the following topics:
• EE technology industrialization in the region and know how transfer
• Geothermal heat pumping in the region
• Practical guide books for energy audits for main sectors
• EE in transport
• EE and spatial planning with the contribution of MED ENEC project.
5. RE recommendations to RCREEE
• Harmonization of legislations and policies
between member countries
• Regular update of parameters (both
qualitative and quantitative parameters)
– For the ones used in the study
– New possible detailed ones
• Need for developing validation methodology
for the information in the matrix
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6. RE recommendations to RCREEE
• To discuss with RCREEE member countries
how to benefit from the study
• Further strengthening multiple networks
among the member countries on the
following:
–R&D
– Information
– Technology transfer
– Sharing experience
– Capacity building
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7. RE recommendations to RCREEE
• Further detailed regional studies are needed on
the area of RE:
– Feed in tariffs
– Standards and labels
– Poverty alleviation as related to RE
• To help member countries to further develop
their action plan
• To look into the implementation of the study
recommendations and current workshop
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