. €€5m grant 5m grant
contribution for an contribution for an overall project for overall project for p jp j €€215m and led by EIB 215m and led by EIB
For investments to For investments to accelerate in aviation sectoraccelerate in aviation sector
Aviation is traditionally a self finance sectorAviation is traditionally a self finance sector –– goodgoodAviation is traditionally a self finance sector Aviation is traditionally a self finance sector good good experiences with liberalisation in the 90s in Europeexperiences with liberalisation in the 90s in Europe Economic and financial models well known and it seems Economic and financial models well known and it seems certain that sector in Africa will growcertain that sector in Africa will growcertain that sector in Africa will growcertain that sector in Africa will grow
BUT BUT
Africa leaders will need to take forward reforms in air Africa leaders will need to take forward reforms in air liberalisation YD implementation air safety etcliberalisation YD implementation air safety etcliberalisation, YD implementation, air safety, etc.liberalisation, YD implementation, air safety, etc.
Language:English
Score: 729517.87
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https://www.icao.int/Meetings/...ntation/EuropeanCommission.pdf
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The public would treat us like dogs that
cannot bite...” (11”)
NARRATION
Access to land in this tiny Central African
country is the key to self sufficiency and is
seen as a source of power. (4.5”)
UN IN ACTION
- 2 -
STREETS IN CITY
BATWA
WALING ON CAMERA
BATWA MOTHER AND CHILD AT
HOSPITAL
KANANI ON CAMERA
KANANI CARRIES BRICKS
Traditionally, the two main Bantu communities
–the Hutu and Tutsi – were the dominant
groups and remain so today. (8.5”)
Historically, the Batwa community – one
percent of the Burundi population – often
worked as servants. (...) They
drop out because of hunger … this is what
harms us so much.” (9”)
NARRATION
Traditionally the Batwa women are potters. But
now they realize their children need formal
education to cope with a changing world. (7.5”)
In an effort to promote political participation the
government has set aside seats in the national
assembly – for members of the Batwa
community. (8”)
Liberate Nicayenzi is the Batwa’s heroine.
Language:English
Score: 722989.7
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https://www.un.org/webcast/pdfs/unia1245.pdf
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Inevitably leaving women to take up roles that were traditionally held by men.
I witnessed a different situation while going through the results of a UNDP assessment conducted in North Kordofan State. (...) Then there are women who prefer not to engage in traditionally-considered male jobs in North Kordofan because they already have enough on their plate.
Language:English
Score: 722989.7
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https://www.unv.org/node/2562/pdf
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Strategic communication is a relatively new concept for most statistical organizations, which have traditionally focused their efforts and resources on dissemination practices and systems. (...) This has particular relevance for the world of official statistics, where communication and dissemination have traditionally focused on expert users. With the changing environment, statistical organizations must learn to communicate more effectively and directly with citizens and improve statistical literacy across all audiences.
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Score: 722989.7
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Present an annual progress and results of SEM engagement to Member States through the UNDRR support group and UN agencies through the UN DRR Focal Points Group
UNDRR Support Group Q3- 4 2020
UNDRR Focal Points Q2 2020
Action Area 2: COORDINATION FOR THE GLOBAL PLATFORM AND REGIONAL PLATFORMS
Expected Outcome Output Output Indicators Activities include: Timeframe All groups, especially those traditionally under- represented, have a space to meaningfully participate
1) All groups, especially those traditionally under- represented, have a space to participate in GP/RP
2) Role and engagement of stakeholders is reflected in GP/RP outcome documents
o Increase in the number of underrepresented groups that are participating (Use disaggregated information from GP19 to create a baseline)
o GP/RP Outcome documents reflect the role of stakeholders
o SEM launched Stakeholder Declaration o Stakeholder Forum organized
1.
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Score: 722989.7
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Further to the above-mentioned earlier contribution, it should be reiterated that the HCCH has traditionally excluded maritime law from its scope of work, principally due to the existence of other instruments. (...) Christophe Bernasconi
Contribution of the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) to the report of the Secretary-General on oceans and the law of the sea
Due to other existing instruments, the HCCH has traditionally excluded maritime law from its scope of work. (...) Conclusion
In conclusion, although traditionally the HCCH has not been the appropriate forum to deal with private maritime law issues, and therefore excludes most of the topics related to private maritime law (and more broadly, the law of the sea), the Choice of Court Convention nonetheless includes certain important maritime matters within its scope.
Language:English
Score: 719948.14
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Syrian Female Refugee Challenges Traditions in Community Leader Role
In a position traditionally occupied by men, Alya draws on her upbringing to provide leadership and guidance to Syrian refugee community in Lebanon.
Alya draws on her upbringing to provide leadership and guidance to Syrian refugee community in Lebanon. © Dalal Mawad, Producer/Houssam Hariri, Camera, Editor
4 Jun 2018
Her head wrapped in a black and white keffiyeh – a scarf traditionally worn as a headdress by Arab men – Alya makes her way confidently between the tents of an informal settlement in the northern Bekaa Valley region of Lebanon.
(...) She is the leader around here, also known as the “shawish”, a role traditionally assigned to refugee men supervising and managing informal tented settlements in Lebanon.
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Score: 719948.14
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The concept of financial inclusion encompasses all public and private initiatives to bring financial services to those households and SMEs traditionally excluded from the formal financial sector, and furthermore, to improve and perfect the serviceability of the financial system for the players that are already part of the formal financial circuit.
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