Webinars MEASURE Evaluation staff and colleagues engage webinar participants in monitoring and evaluation of population, health and nutrition topics. Measuring Impact Qualitatively October 2015 Local Currencies: Communities Printing Own Money To Keep Cash Flowing UPDATE: USA Today's reporting on local currencies gives the impression that this is a NEW phenomenon born from the recession. Rather, many of these programs have existed for some time. The organization that runs BerkShares, told Huffington Post that it has been producing currency since 2006, well before the financial crisis dominated headlines.
About Us OpenIDEO is a place where people design better, together for social good. It's an online platform for creative thinkers: the veteran designer and the new guy who just signed on, the critic and the MBA, the active participant and the curious lurker. Together, this makes up the creative guts of OpenIDEO. To become a place where good ideas gain momentum, OpenIDEO depends on participation — your inspirations and research, his comments, her ideas, our design process. It's these efforts, these big and small moments of sharing and collaboration, that make this platform a dynamic resource for tackling significant global challenges. Principles for Asset-Building Communities "Collective impact initiatives are often missing one important link -- authentic community engagement. Search Institute invites potential collaborators to join us in designing and conducting a major, mixed-methods study to answer critical questions about community engagement that can inform and strengthen the 'cradle to career' education reform efforts that are being implemented across the United States today." --Kent Pekel, President and CEO, Search Institute
Wake Up International An Interview with Brother Chan Phap Ho Brother Chan Phap Ho was born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. At the age of twenty-nine, he left Sweden for India. That pilgrimage brought him to Plum Village, where he joined the monastics in 2003. Introduction – EngenderHealth Youth Thanks for your patience as we build our full LEAD Collaborative website. Additional resources, a calendar of capacity-building assistance (CBA) offerings, and more information about who we are and how we support TPP grantees are coming soon. If you are an OAH TPP grantee and have questions or need help now, please get in touch! SUBMIT a CBA ticket request and our team will be in touch within three business daysEMAIL us at leadcollaborative[at]engenderhealth.orgCONNECT with us on Facebook or TwitterSIGN UP for our email list to receive our monthly newsletter and alerts about CBA opportunities Across the country, in a range of settings as diverse as the programs themselves, Office of Adolescent Health (OAH)-funded teen pregnancy prevention (TPP) grantees are working alongside youth and community leaders to build programs that have meaningful, positive impact on the lives of youth. This publication was made possible by Grant Number 6 TPSAH160001-01-02 from the Office of Adolescent Health.
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List of crop plants pollinated by bees Pollination by insects is called entomophily. Entomophily is a form of plant pollination whereby pollen is distributed by insects, particularly bees, Lepidoptera (e.g. butterflies and moths), flies and beetles. Honey bees will pollinate many plant species that are not native to their natural habitat but are often inefficient pollinators of such plants. Some plants, such as root vegetables and salad crops, will produce a useful food crop without pollination when grown from seed but may require insect pollination to produce seeds for the next generation. This is not a list of plants that are pollinated only by the honeybee. The majority of these crops are pollinated in whole or part by other kinds of bees or insects.
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