Mr. Berthram Beverly Samuel’s Post

WORLD SERVICE: Global Public Relations & Natural Resource Management. Personal Advice for Leaders of Governments; Top world corporations; and Global Governmental Organizations. How to get more benefit from your Natural Resources; ("Reorganizing the Deal" for the benefit of the People, and the Country). As well as Supplementary infrastructure; roads, highways, transportation, electricity, housing, and public water. COMMUNICATE WITH: Mr. Berthram Beverly Samuel Email: bsamuel2023@gmail.com Or email: BerthramBeverlySamuel@yahoo.com Berthram Beverly Samuel Global Economic Initiative. Luke 1:37 For with God nothing shall be impossible

Thanks to European Alliance to Save Energy (EU-ASE) for giving me and Xylem the opportunity to contribute to this great example of a multi-sector and public-private approach to win the environmental challenge together: environmental and economic performances can coexist thanks also to the digital transition

Great initiative! #Regions and local authorities are exceptional drivers for the energy transition. I've enjoyed and learnt so much through the moderation of these webinars. We look forward to replicating it in other Regions across Europe #energyefficiency #systemefficiency #buildingrenovations #industrialefficiency #cohesionpolicy #financing #water #resilience

[#10thWorldWaterForum - 22th May 👉Basin Segment Day] 🌏 As part of the 10th Water Forum, INBO is co-organising the High-level policy segment dedicated to basins. Throughout the day, round tables on topics such as #governance, #planning, #financing, water information systems and cross-border #cooperation will bring together political leaders and representatives from different regions of the world. 🎯 The aim? To engage and mobilise stakeholders to accelerate the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), by and for river basins https://lnkd.in/eWFUeKG9

Want to know more about the Contaminated Sites and Vulnerable Landfills Fund recently opened by the Ministry for the Environment | Manatū mō te Taiao? We're hosting two explainer webinars with MfE: 🔷 October 15 - focusing on the investment priorities and everything you need to know about applying to the fund. 🔷 October 25 - focusing on the panel process and selection. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gRzFUdsK

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 The Interreg Danube Region Programme Monitoring Committee has recently approved 36 new #SMFprojects, marking a significant step forward in our collaborative efforts towards sustainable development and innovation. These bodies comprise representatives from all partner countries. DRP also supports the implementation of the Danube Region Strategy. Among these promising initiatives, I'm thrilled to underscore the IDEAM NBS project, a key contributor to the EUSDR PA5 on #naturebasedsolutions. This project is set to revolutionize our approach to #environmentalsustainability by integrating innovative nature-based strategies. Additionally, the DANURELY-WS project, developed by the Global Water Partnership - Central and Eastern Europe (GWP-CEE), is making remarkable strides in water management and regional cooperation. The selected project proposal creates strategically aligned youth-targeted activities supporting the EUSDR Strategy Action Points of the Priority areas PA4 (Water Quality), PA5 (Environmental Risks), PA7 (Knowledge Society) in a mid-term, and through partners and Danube Youth Council Members is linked to PA 1A(Waterways Mobility) and PA9 (People & Skills). This initiative promises to enhance water security and resilience in our communities. Congratulations to all the teams involved in these groundbreaking projects! Let's continue to drive positive change and foster sustainable solutions for our future. 🌍🚀 You can check to other selected projects on the link! ⤵ #Sustainability #Innovation #NatureBasedSolutions #WaterManagement #EUSDR #GWPCEE #SMFProjects

Ukrainian media recently covered the insightful practical exchange, "Building sustainable municipalities - what does it take?" Here's a look at the key takeaways: 1. Economic Development: The discussion highlighted the challenges faced by municipalities, including business closures and relocations. 2. Environmental Focus: Sustainable municipalities prioritize a healthy environment. 3. Investing in People: Human capital is vital for sustainable growth. Want to learn more? Check out the full article from Mind.ua - https://bit.ly/4a5Qt24 

Curious about how international development practitioners can contribute to achieving net-zero emissions? 🌍 Discover three key opportunities in our latest brief! The path to net-zero emissions demands swift coordination and reform. While it’s a complex process, we each hold a crucial role in the process. Explore our brief to learn how international development practitioners can drive impactful change by supporting government action, facilitating access to finance, and championing climate-smart infrastructure planning. https://lnkd.in/eSuvEhvq https://lnkd.in/ebzc7FdV

Effective permitting reform requires nuanced understanding, particularly in areas of indigenous cultural significance. The concept of free, prior, and informed consent, which underpins self-determination in indigenous communities, will continue to gain importance to public and private entities as they develop mineral assets across borders. https://bit.ly/4dUIRSL

Here are some key insights from Kenneth Muhangi on this topic. On where Uganda is as a country regarding Article 6, "Uganda is in the process of finalizing regulations on Article 6 and currently, the Ministry of Water and Environment, Directorate of Water Resources Management, Uganda is in charge of regulating carbon credits.” He adds that "Article 6 emphasizes the need for governments to speak to each other and this is the perfect time to collaborate and discuss frameworks as the East African Region." His closing remarks are “If you are in the carbon credits ecosystem, you need to look at other aspects like systems of accounting data and be open to discussions across the different pain points. Governments should also quicken the process of getting letters of authorisation.' #KTAat15 #ImpactingLives #EastAfricaCarbonMarketsForum #EACMF2024