Optimizing resources for us and keep nature equilibrium for each organism and restore healthy biodiversity.

3. Efcf's programs are cost-free to participants. The Efcf in Education is to improve science education and foster scientific understanding throughout the country. The Efcf sponsors both the Research Science and National Bio Olympiad (NBiO). The Efcf may contributes to the national science exhibition on education reform. The Center actively supports developing scholars through its programs. The Efcf’s programs help keep the students competitive in science and technology. Mission:

8. EfCf develops and conducts workshops for mathematics and science subjects teachers in using active teaching methodologies to enable students to develop 21st century skills. To achieve this objective, Efcf works on: development for mathematics and science in using modern, active teaching methods, such as problem-solving and inquiry- and project-based approaches Through a variety of models of professional development, such as training of students by national and or international experts, EfCf works with math and science teachers to help them adopt and practice effective and innovative teaching and learning practices in their classrooms.

9. Developing challenges for student’s math & science clubs in schools This includes organizing and supporting Students Science Clubs to work on Project Based Learning activities, and organizing regional and national events for students to present their products in the area of Mathematics and Science . Developing print, digital and hands-on resources to improve teaching and learning In cooperation with mathematics and science facilitators Consultants of EfCf develops teacher’s manuals, mathematics and science posters, lesson examples, videos of lessons and hands-on materials that teachers from University /Graduate students can use in their work with students. These materials are available for all students in electronic and paper format . Implementation of new math and science curricula EfCf supports Education/subject curriculum working groups in improving the mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and geography curricula.

10. Make a Lasting Difference From its rigorous academic programs to its tireless advocacy for science education, none of the Efcf's work would be possible without the generosity of people like you. Together, we can help our most promising science students achieve their tremendous potential. As a donor, you can help its programs cost-free to participants, removing any financial barriers and rewarding their extraordinary achievements. As a volunteer, your expertise and dedication give highly accomplished young people unparalleled access to the frontiers of scientific research. There are many ways to support our initiatives and to help develop the scientific leaders of tomorrow, so please join us today.

12. Backyard Gardening

13. Native Plant Garden

16. School Herbarium

17. 11.7 Mint 11.8 Oregano 11.9a Curly Parsley 11.9b Flat Leaf Parsley 11.10 Rosemary 11.11 Sage © Randy Van Dam 2008

20. Peanut somatic embryogenesis

22. Hydroponic culture:

23. Organic Horticulture:

25. FERMENTED FRUTIS AND VEGETABLES Leafy vegetables Wilt One to two days Shred Placed in earthen pot The leaves need to tightly packed Cover the leaves Cover the leaves with warm water and straw Ferment The pot is kept warm in the sun and by a fire by night Add warm water To keep the pot warm Dried Product dried on mats in the sun

28. Plastic recycling project The recycling gives the used materials a new function. Over the last decades people all over the world have sought ways to extend the use of materials. Plastic Recycling Project, implemented by Efcf, is to establish an efficient and economically viable PET (polyethylene terephthalate) recycling program implemented in Dhaka. This process has many advantages, including protection of the environment, preservation of the natural resources and creation of new jobs. Among the most popular recycled materials are the paper and plastics. However, the plastics are a highly visible type of waste and they are detrimental to the soil and environment. The elimination, or more preferably the reuse through recycling, would contribute to the cleaner and friendlier environment.

31. Towards a framework for the design of minimum and low-input processing strategies, which guarantee food quality and safety.

32. Small conversion can change a big

38. Structure of the NBiO Cluster Core elements according to the Jury of the Contest: - Cluster management - Involvement of big Industry (Industrial maturity) - Training of managerial skills

39. New Public-Private Partnership Cluster Management at Efcf Research & Funding Business & Jobs Startup & Infrastructure Life & Work Coordination, networking, development and marketing of the cluster.

40. Efcf should communicate through internet (daily updated) . Through a Web Page – Closer to Science Enthusiasts

45. iboInternational Biology Olympiad Next IBOs Future competition organizers The next IBOs will be held in: IBO n° Year Country City Date 21 2010 Korea Changwon 11-18 July http://www.ibo2010.org 22 2011 Chinese Taipei Taipei 10-17 July http://ibo2011.org (not active yet) 23 2012 Singapore Singapore (accepted) 24 2013 Switzerland Bern (accepted) 25 2014 Iran (accepted) 26 2015 Denmark (accepted) 27 2016 Vietnam (accepted) 28 2017 New Zealand (preliminary application) 29 2018 United Kingdom or Spain (preliminary application) by IBO Site Administrator — last modified Jun 11, 2010 09:46 PM