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  St. Lucia DRR project

Due to high temperatures and the recent threat of the yellow curly leaf virus, farmers were apprehensive to continue with tomato production due to the high cost of chemical treatment of the virus and the uncertainty of crop yields. By undertaking a comparative field and greenhouse study, it was investigated how best to manage curly leaf virus affecting tomatoes. The activity focused on the control of the virus through appropriate and scheduled use of chemicals and good farm management practices. The greenhouse was used to help farmers improve the yield and quality of tomatoes and also to compare control of the curly leaf virus to open field production. The results showed that were the chemical application schedule was followed and crop husbandry practices followed, the incidence of tomato curly leaf virus was reduced and crop yield and quality had also improved.

Score: 1640515.4 - https://www.fao.org/climatechange/73799/en/

  Let's celebrate diversity! | UNICEF

Since 2017, a group called Curly Aho has tried to change that, advocating for women to adopt a more natural look and for greater acceptance within the society of curly hair. (...) Catherine Russell, UNICEF Executive Director UNICEF/UN0599920/Ramasomanana >> Back to top   Resources developed with the support of the Curly Aho community Related topics Equity Girls empowerment United Nations Girls' Initiative Madagascar More to explore Article Laura Rasoanaivo, African Junior Judo Champion 2022 Five questions to get to know Laura Rasoanaivo, African Junior Judo Champion 2022, better Read the story Press release 08 March 2022 We must prioritize girls in our COVID-19 recovery Visit the page Press release 07 March 2022 In Madagascar, UNICEF condemns crimes committed against people with albinism and is committed to working with all stakeholders for their protection Visit the page Article Antsa Safidy stands up for her rights Nearly 2 years into the pandemic, girls around the world are demanding change through the Coping with COVID-19 - Season 2, a series about girls and how the Read the story Footer UNICEF Home What we do Research and reports Stories Take action About UNICEF Who we are Work at UNICEF Press center Related UNICEF sites Arozaza Children's Rights and Business Atlas Voices of Youth Become a donor Social Footer Secondary Contact us Legal Footer tertiary Report fraud, abuse, wrongdoing

Score: 1505677.9 - https://www.unicef.org/madagas...ories/lets-celebrate-diversity

  Page 24 - 2010 Object identifiers (OIDs) and their registration authorities

Let us start with three more examples, similar to the ones used earlier, in their most common forms: {iso identified-organization dod(6) internet(1) snmpV2(6) snmpModules(3)} {itu-t recommendation h 323 main(0) generic-capabilities(0)} {joint-iso-itu-t country(16) ir(364)} They all start with an opening curly bracket "{" and end with a closing curly bracket "}".

Score: 1504732.2 - https://www.itu.int/wftp3/Publ...s/files/basic-html/page24.html

  1 2 Cookie is a cat

Pig: Okay friends, let us go to the FAO website to read more about how to ‘halt soil salinization and boost soil productivity’. • Replace chemical fertilizer with organic fertilizer • Use clean water to irrigate the farm. • Plant trees in the land to keep the water table low • Add gypsum to the saline soils • Plant salt tolerant species • If the salinity is in a small area, flush with lots of water • Improve the soil structure by adding biochar • Use cyanobacteria or salt tolerant bacteria as an inoculant for plant growth Cookie and her friends research on ways to repair saline soils and found the following methods: 12 Cookie: We have so many options to choose from. (...) When you buy and use cheap chemical fertilizer, you will spend more money again to repair the soil when it becomes saline. But if you use organic fertilizer, you will not have the extra cost of repairing the soil. (...) It is better to prevent than to repair. So, we should make sure we avoid salt from building up in the soil.

Score: 1498231.8 - https://www.fao.org/fileadmin/...tion/04-Booklet_compressed.pdf

  A/54/779

REVIEW ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ASBESTOS PROBLEM AT UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS :REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL

Score: 1428961.7 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...sf/get?open&DS=A/54/779&Lang=E

  Naming guidelines for Satellite Networks, Earth stations and Radioastronomy Stations​

question mark ​ ^ ​ caret ​ { ​ left curly brace ​ } ​ right curly brace ​ + ​ plus sign ​ = ​ equals sign ​ ~ ​ tilde ​ \ ​ reverse solidus (backslash) ​ / ​ solidus (slash) ​ & ​ ampersand ​ * ​ asterisk ​ | ​ vertical bar​   The Bureau has found that the use of the above special characters in the names of satellite networks might produce unpredictable issues as some software are able to accept them, while others not.

Score: 1343496.3 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-R/go/space-naming-convention/en

  Naming guidelines for Satellite Networks, Earth stations and Radioastronomy Stations​

question mark ​ ^ ​ caret ​ { ​ left curly brace ​ } ​ right curly brace ​ + ​ plus sign ​ = ​ equals sign ​ ~ ​ tilde ​ \ ​ reverse solidus (backslash) ​ / ​ solidus (slash) ​ & ​ ampersand ​ * ​ asterisk ​ | ​ vertical bar​   The Bureau has found that the use of the above special characters in the names of satellite networks might produce unpredictable issues as some software are able to accept them, while others not.

Score: 1343496.3 - https://www.itu.int/fr/ITU-R/space/Pages/supportNaming.aspx

  Naming guidelines for Satellite Networks, Earth stations and Radioastronomy Stations​

question mark ​ ^ ​ caret ​ { ​ left curly brace ​ } ​ right curly brace ​ + ​ plus sign ​ = ​ equals sign ​ ~ ​ tilde ​ \ ​ reverse solidus (backslash) ​ / ​ solidus (slash) ​ & ​ ampersand ​ * ​ asterisk ​ | ​ vertical bar​   The Bureau has found that the use of the above special characters in the names of satellite networks might produce unpredictable issues as some software are able to accept them, while others not.

Score: 1343496.3 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-R/space/Pages/supportNaming.aspx

  Naming guidelines for Satellite Networks, Earth stations and Radioastronomy Stations​

question mark ​ ^ ​ caret ​ { ​ left curly brace ​ } ​ right curly brace ​ + ​ plus sign ​ = ​ equals sign ​ ~ ​ tilde ​ \ ​ reverse solidus (backslash) ​ / ​ solidus (slash) ​ & ​ ampersand ​ * ​ asterisk ​ | ​ vertical bar​   The Bureau has found that the use of the above special characters in the names of satellite networks might produce unpredictable issues as some software are able to accept them, while others not.

Score: 1343496.3 - https://www.itu.int/es/ITU-R/space/Pages/supportNaming.aspx

  Protection of migratory birds and their habitats for people and the planet | United Nations Developm

Flying through dozens of countries, birds are witnessing a triple planetary crisis associated with climate change, loss of biodiversity and environmental pollution, experiencing its impact.   Photo: Curly pelican, Koshkin   According to UNEP, over the past 30 years, the number of migratory birds has almost halved , since they are at greatest risk during the migration season, so the survival rate of their chicks is rapidly decreasing from year to year. (...) Autumn cluster of pink flamingos   Through the comprehensive scientific research on three project territories: the Teniz-Korgalzhyn and Alakol-Sasykkol lake systems and the delta of the Ural River with the adjacent coast of the Caspian Sea, data on the number, reproduction, habitat of pink flamingos, curly pelican, savka and other species of migratory birds were obtained.

Score: 1317822.1 - https://www.undp.org/kazakhsta...eir-habitats-people-and-planet