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These are some of the Uganda Budget Tours if you intend to Explore the Pearl of Africa on a tight budget; https://lnkd.in/dYhnbeKp #exploreuganda #gamedrive #discoveryourpassion #discovery

𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗦𝗸𝘆𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲: 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗮𝘀𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗴𝗲𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗵𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗪𝗮𝗹𝘃𝗶𝘀 𝗕𝗮𝘆 l Did you know that our vibrant coastal town's harbour and bustling community are nestled within the protective embrace of the Pelican Point Peninsula to the northwest? Not only is it a picturesque setting, but it also plays a crucial role as a strategic maritime gateway. What's more, Walvis Bay is seamlessly connected to the interior of Namibia through an intricate network of roadways, railways, and air transport links, facilitating efficient trade and travel. From the shimmering waters of the Atlantic Ocean to the sweeping dunes of the Namib Desert, Walvis Bay serves as a vital hub where land and sea converge, offering endless opportunities for exploration and adventure. Come delve into the rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty that defines this dynamic coastal gem! #DidYouKnow #WalvisBay #Infrastructure #PelicanPoint #MaritimeGateway #CoastalCharm #ExploreNamibia

There are many parts of Africa that deserves much more attention and visits. I am sure management by you in combination with operational management by the Owners will vater for investors and delicate development

# PeriploPacifico #SundayEdition June 30, 2024 Here are the key news and events reported today about the #Pacific region. #PicoftheDay is #YasawaIslands, #Fiji, famous for their stunning beaches, clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs. #Vanuatu - Cyclone Recovery Efforts Vanuatu continues its recovery from Cyclone Lola, with international aid focusing on rebuilding infrastructure and providing essential supplies to affected communities. #Tonga - Volcanic Activity Tonga's Home Reef submarine volcano shows increased activity, prompting continuous monitoring by the Geological Service. Residents are advised to remain cautious. #Fiji - Tourism Boost Fiji reports a significant increase in tourist arrivals, attributed to successful marketing campaigns and eased travel restrictions, boosting the local economy. #Samoa - New Trade Agreements Samoa has signed new trade agreements aimed at enhancing exports, particularly in agriculture and fisheries, to strengthen economic ties with neighboring countries. #PapuaNewGuinea - Health Initiatives Papua New Guinea launches a new health initiative targeting rural communities, aiming to improve access to essential medical services and reduce disease prevalence. #NewCaledonia - Cultural Festival The annual cultural festival in New Caledonia is drawing large crowds, celebrating indigenous heritage and promoting cultural exchange within the Pacific region. #CookIslands - Environmental Conservation The Cook Islands government has announced new marine conservation measures to protect its diverse marine life, emphasizing sustainability and eco-tourism. Stay tuned for more updates on the Pacific region!

The journey around the world to our 54 joint ventures and long-term partnerships continues. Further south to Peru. Located on the west coast of South America, Peru is the third largest country on the continent in terms of area. It has extensive national borders with Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia and Chile. The country's capital is Lima. Three landscape zones characterize Peru geographically: The so-called Costa with the dry coastal regions. The Atacama Desert begins in this zone in the south. The Sierra with the highlands and foothills of the Andes. And the Selva, the rainforests or cloud forests. Among the country's almost 34 million inhabitants, there are still many indigenous groups who still rely on traditional occupations and farming methods. The road network is around 73,000 kilometers long. In recent years, the country has pushed ahead with the expansion of the highways that run through the Andes. #forgivingmobilityasmartandsecurefuture #tönnjesinternationalgroup #rainrfid

Vanuatu is an archipelago located in the South Pacific Ocean, situated east of Australia, northeast of New Caledonia, west of Fiji, and south of the Solomon Islands. The islands of Vanuatu are divided into six main island groups, each with its own unique characteristics. These groups are the Torres Islands, Banks Islands, Pentecost Island, Ambrym Island, Shefa (or Shepherd) Islands, and Tafea Islands. #vanuatu #southpacific #pacificislands

💰 Curious about the wealthiest nations around the globe? 🌍 Check out this list of the top 10 richest countries in the world! #RealtyNXT #RichestCountries #GlobalFinance #GlobalEconomy #Luxembourg #Ireland #Switzerland #Norway #Singapore #Iceland #Qatar #USA #Denmark #Macao

MARINE ARTERIES - NATIONS of THE GREAT BEAR  5 Overlapping First Nations Claims intersect around Butedale.  Great Bear Rainforest-Great Bear Sea, British Columbia, Canada The Butedale Development Package is the only commercial, non-partisan, location of its kind, in the heart of the internationally recognized Great Bear Area. Seafaring First Nations, noted on the attached map, knew the location, prior to “European contact”, as Butedale and its landmark waterfall are on the main artery of the Inside Passage, near its intersection with other primary marine arteries of the Great Bear Sea. Intersecting Claims and a network of Spirit Bear Conservancies around Butedale indicate that indigenous residents of the Great Bear value the location. Appreciation of the water power potential and other location attributes led to the establishment of Butedale in 1911.. The natural endowments are described in various project documents (current related assets include: large fresh water reservoir, hydro-electric licenses, deep tide-water port, freehold lands + recently installed fibre optic cable). -Historic location of a Canada Customs-Port of Entry at Butedale highlight that it is  a "Natural centre within the Great Bear”. -Maritime Route to World Markets for the multi-billion dollar LNG Canada Project crosses through the Great Bear, near Butedale. -Hundreds of millions of dollars of Conservation Related Funding is earmarked for the Great Bear Sea - Great Bear Rainforest. The above-noted factors point towards possible futures for the maritime centre. OPPORTUNITY exists for an Indigenous-led entity(s) to realize the futures related to the Butedale package, in a manner that can be beneficial to all area residents, British Columbians, Canada and International Visitors. INSIDE PASSAGE MARINE is currently working with a list of qualified contractors to update project quotes. Website & VIDEO: https://lnkd.in/gt8mfxfV #water #hydroelectric #hydrogen #realestate #development #infrastructure #cleanenergy #marina #culture #spiritbear #natgeo #ecotourism #firstnations #undrip #lng #kitimat #britishcolumbia #greatbearsea #bcparks

Just dig pits, nothing more, nothing less! There is hope! Nature is capable of restoration! It doesn't even require much. As seen in the video, it's simply about digging pits (bunds). The video showcases the project in Arusha, Tanzania. It becomes greener and greener every year. In just three years, the area has transformed from a bare and degraded land before the pits were dug into a green region. Trees are also planted on existing, still intact stumps. It's a project by the Lead Foundation Tanzania in collaboration with Justdiggit and Trias. With the slogan 'Cooling down the planet,' Justdiggit aims to turn dry areas in Africa green again. They have already restored 400,000 hectares of land and brought back 13.9 million trees. They also focus extensively on awareness and collaborate with the local population. Awareness campaigns have reached 291 million people. The pits collect rainwater, which is absorbed by the soil, saturating it. This naturally brings back vegetation. The channels and vegetation prevent further erosion. The evaporation of moisture from the new growth provides cooling and more regular rainfall. It is a misconception that it doesn't rain in dry areas. It does, often briefly and intensely. Due to the hard ground, water flows away before it can infiltrate the soil. These pits, about 5 meters deep, retain the water and can hold 2100 liters. This has several benefits: - Temperature reduction: vegetation cools the environment by providing shade; the temperature difference can be more than 10℃. CO2 absorption by vegetation. - Transpiration (water evaporating from plants) cools the environment and increases moisture in the air. - Soil restoration: more vegetation means more organic material, thus more nutrients and more water in the soil. - Increase in crop yields & income for local populations through land restoration. - Bringing back vegetation and restoring ecosystems improves biodiversity and the living environment for various animal and plant species. Justdiggit has a high ambition. In 10 years, they aim to green Africa and thus cool down the Earth! If you want to contribute, you can donate to have pits dug by the local population, who then earn money for it – a win-win. #leadership #sustainability #newbeginnings #positivemindset #justdiggit

Mountains 🏔 or Sea 🌊? 🤔 What's your pick? Dive into the serene depths of the sea or ascend to the breathtaking heights of the mountains? 💭 💬 Share your preference and let's embark on a virtual journey together! 🌟 . . . #westbridge #westbridgevisaservices #ImmigrationUpdate #abroadimmigration #immigrationnews #immigratetoabroad #abroadimmigrationprocess #economicclassimmigration #abroadworkpermit #permanentresidency