Development Research Institute UPDATE: Monday March 17, 2014 5:08pm World Bank responds (see end of this post) WARNING: the contents of this message are for private entertainment purposes only. Any unauthorized duplication of this message to score cheap points is strictly prohibited. Email from World Bank, January 27: I am writing to you in reference to a recent publication: “The Tyranny of Experts: Economists, Dictators, and the Forgotten Rights of the Poor” by William Easterly. As part of our high priority events, we’d like to invite the author for a book signing event… The events program has hosted internationally renowned speakers including: Amartya Sen, Angus Deaton…Christy Turlington … as well as numerous Heads of States and Nobel Laureates. Email from World Bank, February 5: I am happy to confirm the event on March 18 from 12-2pm. Could you please also send me a copy of the book, so we can provide it to a potential moderator. Email from World Bank, February 6: Would it also be possible to send me a galley of the book?
What we do - VSO International VSO's work revolves around four development areas, linked to the priorities of our partners, international development targets and our areas of expertise. These are health, HIV and AIDS, participation and governance, secure livelihoods and education. We're committed to gender equality in all our work so that men and women have equal opportunities to realise their potential. Our strategy We believe that putting people at the heart of development is the only way to make a real difference in the world. Advocacy and campaigns VSO supports disadvantaged communities by bringing their stories and experience to the attention of the public and decision-makers worldwide. Partnerships Partnerships are key to how we work. Sharing good practice Our international knowledge sharing programme gives people the chance to visit or work in another country to learn and share good practice with agencies there. Find out about our achievements and success so far in our Annual Report
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The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Sustainable Development The World Wide Web Virtual Library description: A comprehensive list of internet sites dealing with sustainable development, including organisations, projects and activities, electronic journals, libraries, references and documents, databases, directories or metadatabases keywords: sustainable development, index, environment, development, resources, internet, world wide web, sites, WWW, durable, sustainability, Virtual Library, ecological economics This page is maintained by the Center for Economic and Social Studies on the Environment , located at Université Libre de Bruxelles. If you know of additional sources of information that would be appropriate for this page, or would like to maintain a specialty library, please leave a message. Last update: 07 Jun 2011. [New! | Best sources| Directories| Search internet| Organisations| Activities| Events| Courses| Mailing lists| References| Electronic Journals| Databases| Tools| Fun| Communication| Related Virtual Library Topics] New links: 1. 2. 3.
Sustainable Development Communications Network (SDCN) The Sustainable Development Communications Network (SDCN) is a group of leading civil society organizations seeking to accelerate the implementation of sustainable development through broader, integrated information and communications about what we know. The network focuses its efforts on integrating Internet communications into broader communication strategies. Our understanding of communications includes: internal communications necessary for international virtual project teams within civil society organizations (CSOs) to work together on sustainable development research; and external communications necessary for CSOs to communicate their perspectives with government and business decision-makers so as to engage these other sectors in sustainable development solutions. We hope you find our sustainable development research and learnings about communications helpful in your own work.
Vision in Consciousness - Nazca Lines – Machu Picchu - & other Ancient Sites – Peru - Iceweasel Large Elongated Human Skulls - Peru & Egypt Cranial deformation causing elongated human skulls was a world-wide phenomenon found in areas such as ancient Iraq, Malta, Melanesia (specifically near Vanuatu), Russia, North and South America, and possibly Egypt during the Amarna period, during the time of Akhenaten and Tutankhamen, but the latter is hotly debated by scholars. In terms of time period, we are looking at roughly between 4000 BC and 300 AD. The deformation process was usually begun when a child was very young, perhaps soon after birth, and continued until complete calcification of the skull was complete.[1] Most academics believe that this was achieved by the binding of the skull with cords and flat wooden boards. However, some cultures of Peru offer other possible examples of this, and even the possibility that individuals were born with elongated crania. Giorgio A.
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