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It is uplifting to see a piece about Taranaki's potential and the practical steps being taken to secure a great future. Business Central's Taranaki work is spearheaded by local consultant Damon Jacobsen and relationship manager Aaron Mcleigh, part of the team headed up by Hayden Blucher. Business Central membership is a great option if you: ·     Have learning and development needs ·     Want get your voice direct to government ·     Need to maximise value for your business by use of cost effective employment and industrial relations advice?

Want to learn more about how BAM can transform the environment? On JUNE 21 at 12PM ET, BAM global author and researcher Anugraha Gaikwad will join us in discussing how BAM companies can positively impact their local environment. We’ll explore the importance of stewardship, starting small, localizing efforts, and creating achievable goals with your team. Come join the conversation! RSVP for the event here: https://lnkd.in/gSqGQSsu #BAMCanada #BAMGLOBAL #EnvironmentalStewardship

📊🚰 How do we measure the performance of rural water management? Chapter 5 of the #REALwater desk study explores the complexity of evaluating rural water services. While clear benchmarks exist for tracking outcomes like service coverage and quality, there’s a growing need to measure the process that supports these outcomes. This involves evaluating the effectiveness of service providers, local authorities, and national support systems in maintaining reliable rural water services. 💡Swipe through our carousel for some key insights. Read the study for details on the importance of a broader support system, existing data gaps, qualitative assessment of management models, and more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/drZHTVrd USAID, USAID Global Waters, Aquaya, Aguaconsult Ltd., Cova, John Hopkins University, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Skat Foundation, Safe Water Network, UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures, Water Mission, Water, Environment, Land and Livelihoods (WELL) Labs | #RuralWater #WaterServices #WaterManagement #SustainableDevelopment

Stakeholders’ Forum on industrial cluster development in Ogun State to facilitate and promote dialogue and cooperation among stakeholders for sustainable and inclusive industrial development of hubs, clusters and industrial estates and parks in Ogun State.

Alhamdolillah 6th Paper with new Affiliation Take a look at my article!

https://lnkd.in/gPZ6YbWz TURN 7000 TONS OF WASTE INTO A MULTI-BILLION RUPIAH BUSINESS IN BANTAR GEBANG Deskripsi: In this episode, Carbon Forum present Budi Martokoesoemo, Financial expert who is passionate in waste management. He discussed about his idea on waste management business. He emphasize the urgentcy of waste management project is more important than a green project because it's about livelyhood and the safety of the people. Host : Poempida Hidayatulloh Narsum : Budi Martokoesoemo

It is disheartening that the EU has succumbed to the pressure of certain industry players and the US to prolong the implementation of the EUDR. This decision opens the door for deforested industries to continue their destructive practices for another year. It appears that the opportunity to prevent this extension has been missed. The pressing question now is, what steps can we take next? 1. Our advocacy efforts must persist to prevent the reopening of the EUDR for renegotiation. There's a genuine concern that certain lobbyist entities and countries are pushing for the EU to reconsider the EUDR, potentially diluting its current content or causing further delays. The implications of such a renegotiation could be severe, and we must continue our efforts to prevent it. 2. Documenting the preparedness of affected countries and small-scale farmers for the EUDR's implementation is crucial. While countries may be ready, assessing and documenting them is still prudent. If there are capacity gaps, we can consider initiatives such as training programs, financial support, and knowledge-sharing platforms to help them bridge them. 3. We also need to keep the momentum by creating awareness among small-scale farmers about the EUDR. NB: One year seems long, but it is just around the corner, and we should not give room for the lobbyists to come back in a year to give the same excuse of counties and small-scale farmers not being ready. I am always available for further deliberation. Antonie FountainJulia Christian

Redesigning the Meghalaya Rural Development: The points laid out in this White Paper represent an initial articulation of the challenges, opportunities and potential paths forward to ensure a vibrant rural ecosystem. Meghalaya is using the principles of State Capability Enhancement Project (SCEP) to operationalize the vision of RD 3.0. A key guiding principle of SCEP is facilitating collaborative and local problem-solving, and, in the process, building systems that are more responsive to development needs and can support a long-term, sustained transformation of the state.  1. Leadership engagement for solving the problems 2. Strengthen Team work and State-Citizenship partnership 3. Effective use of data to learn and adopt 4. Accountability for Outcome 5. Political Support for Systemic Challenges in the department 6. Adopting Successful practices For details please refer to annexed document for reference.

#PNGNews Socio-economic and environmental pro-development activist groups in Madang Province are critical of the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone (PMIZ)project which is set to get off the ground soon. To read more: https://lnkd.in/g_yGAVps #PMIZProject #PapuaNewGuinea #PNG #LoopPNG #LoopNews