Podcasts about unea

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Many governments are wary of providing transparency around their militaries' emissions, and campaigners can be hesitant to focus on the carbon footprint of conflicts, rather than more obviously humanitarian issues. But Ukraine has helped to shift opinion this year, after pushing for more accountability for wartime environmental harm. Recent estimates put the CO2e cost of Russia's invasion of Ukraine at 175 million tonnes, and day to day military operations - not including conflicts - at a staggering 5.5% of global emissions.Bertie spoke to Lindsey Cottrell, Environmental Policy Officer at the Conflict and Environment Observatory, about the military emissions gap in carbon accounting, and the campaign for UNFCCC rules to be changed to acknowledge it.  Further reading: 'Russia's war with Ukraine accelerating global climate emergency, report shows', The Guardian, June 2024'Revealed: repairing Israel's destruction of Gaza will come at huge climate cost', The Guardian, June 2024'National climate action plans must include military emissions', CEOBS Blog, June 2024'UNEA-6 passes resolution on environmental assistance and recovery in areas affected by armed conflict', CEOBS Blog, March 2024'Does reporting military emissions data really threaten national security?', CEOBS Blog, February 2024'Ticking boxes: are military climate mitigation strategies fit for purpose?', CEOBS Blog, February 2024 Estimating the Military's Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions, 2022Click here to read our investigation into the UK biomass supply chain, or watch a clip from the BBC Newsnight documentary.

Biserica Smirna Timișoara - mesaj de încurajare și zidire spirituală, rostit de pastorul Adi Țunea, în data de 30 iunie 2024.

Art has the power to change and even lead the conversation, to spark curiosity and fuel real engagement. But what comes first in a powerful creative project?  The idea and the message? The tools and the talent? Or The Funding, that can make or break it all? My guest today is Benjamin Von Wong, who creates art on a grand scale that goes beyond awe. He is an Artist focused on amplifying positive impact. He does that both in the process of how he creates his art, through community, and in the images it produces, finding visual metaphors that stick with people, long after they've seen the work. His mission is to help make positive impact unforgettable. For the last seven years, Von Wong and his team, under the banner of “Unforgettable Labs” have generated over a billion organic views on topics like Ocean Plastics, Fast Fashion, and Electronic Waste for organizations like Dell, Greenpeace, Nike, Starbucks and Kiehl's. In this opening quote you can hear him wrangle with the dance between art and marketing, and his new mission to find ways to create sustainable funding streams that allow him to create message-shaping art in times and places where the world is gathered to solve some of our most pressing challenges.  It's a move that can make his work more deeply sustainable - for himself and for his team. Von Wong's The Unforgettable Project leverages the collective power of philanthropy to help build broader campaigns around environmentally net-positive innovations worth spotlighting - instead of waiting for corporations that are seeking eyeballs and leveraging their funding for good, he's building a funding source that actively seeks the next project that needs to go viral. Some of his notable work includes the Giant Plastic Tap which used trash from the slums of Kibera, in Nairobi, Kenya, to demand that corporations #TurnOffThePlasticTap. The Giant Tap was displayed prominently when 193 different countries and 1,500 delegates came together at UNEA 5.2 in 2022 to discuss what was then termed the “Paris Agreement For Plastics” and was eventually used in the United Nations official Plastics Report while raising over $100,000 for the Human Needs Project. Recently he installed a grand sculpture at the Highline in New York City in collaboration with Kiehl's to raise awareness and drive adoption of refillable products in the beauty world. Von Wong, along with a large community of volunteers, collected and assembled 2 tons of plastic bottles into a “single-use hydra”, seen by nearly 300-thousand visitors and close to 3 million social impressions for their message of #DontRebuyJustRefill…but as he points out in this conversation, most of the people on the High Line don't have the leverage to change the system - which is why he seeks to place his epic art in places where the system changers meet. I learned about Benjamin's work through his wonderful talk at Creative Mornings (a global, IRL community of creatives that hosts monthly talks all around the world). His presentation spoke to some beautiful topics - like the importance of nurturing the conditions of success (like inner narratives and cultivating community) vs chasing success, and the notion of sifting your feelings from reality when it comes to deciding what is enough - personally, financially, and in the work - ie, is my work having enough impact? Von Wong shared the ways in which he's rewriting his inner narrative to balance his personhood and his purpose or impact. I found the talk profoundly moving and beautiful and highly recommend watching it. In this conversation, you'll find: Ruminations on Creationships - relationships that exist to co-create something wonderful together (4:09) The Importance of an Interface or a Container to foster Conversation (7:47) Benjamin's perspectives on going to where the conversations are already happening to have the deepest impacts. This is certainly true for the large scale work that he creates, but it is also true for anyone looking to change a big conversation. Making people come to you vs going to them means the activation energy of change is that much lower. (13:18) Benjamin's thoughts on Community Building and Co-creating art with a community (16:43) The polarity Benjamin is threading right now: Balancing Speeding Up (to do more work and have more impact) and Slowing Down (in order to build deeper creationships) (26:21) The difference between an Audience and a Community (32:44) The power of creating a word that summarizes and defines an idea that people flock to (which we might term the Rumpelstiltskin or Le Guin Rule (as she famously wrote in A Wizard of Earthsea “To weave the magic of a thing, you see, one must find its true name out.” (33:39) Head over to theconversationfactory.com/listen for full episode transcripts, links, show notes  and more key quotes and ideas. You can also head over there and become a monthly supporter of the show for as little as $8 a month. You'll get complimentary access to exclusive workshops and resources that I only share with this circle of facilitators and leaders. Links https://www.vonwong.com/ unforgettablelabs.com  https://www.thevonwong.com/ How I made plastic pollution more shareable with a Mermaid and 10000 plastic bottles - 3/3 https://creativemornings.com/ Benjamin Von Wong Featuring Possibly Poet: "Is activism sustainable?"

Biserica Poarta Cerului, Timișoara - mesaj de încurajare și zidire spirituală, rostit de pastorul Adi Țunea, în data de 20 iunie 2024.

In this episode Alice and Andre talked to Simon about the United Nations Environment Assembly, also known as UNEA, which is the decision-making body of the United Nations Environment Programme. UNEA takes place in Nairobi every second year and it is always preceded by the so-called OECPR, which stands for the Open-ended Committee of Permanent Representatives. This committee functions as the working level meeting that prepares decisions and resolutions for official approval by UNEA. This year, UNEA-6 took place in late February and I joined some of the preparations for that meeting, so in this episode we discuss some of the things that took place during the OECPR and UNEA to draw attention to those processes of international environmental governance that influence the agenda of domestic environmental policy making. Join us and listen."About Sustainability..." is a podcast brought to you by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), an environmental policy think-tank based in Hayama, Japan. IGES experts are concerned with environmental and sustainability challenges. Everything shared on the podcast will be off-the-cuff discussion, and any viewpoints expressed are those held by the speaker at the time of recording. They are not necessarily official IGES positions.

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Salve, salve, Cacdista! Veja os destaques do Resumo de Notícias da semana (23 de fevereiro a 1º de março): - OTAN: Suécia supera último obstáculo para sua adesão à aliança militar; - CARICOM: presidente Lula participa como convidado da Cúpula de Comunidade do Caribe, na Guiana; - G20: ministros das Finanças e presidentes dos bancos centrais se reúnem em São Paulo para discutir Trilha de Finanças; - OMC: as negociações da 13ª Conferência Ministerial da Organização Mundial do Comércio; - UNEA-6: Nairóbi, no Quênia, é anfitriã da 6ª Assembleia das Nações Unidas do Meio Ambiente; - Egito: país estabelece parceria estratégica com Brasil no marco de 100 anos de relações diplomáticas.

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Episode 177: Rencontre avec Abdelkrim Elaidi autour de son ouvrage: Étudiants volontaires et paysans. Algérie 1970 Dans le présent ouvrage, c'est avec la rigueur du sociologue spécialiste du monde rural que Abdelkrim Elaidi revient sur des expériences qu'il a connues - parfois de près - pour nous proposer une solide étude qui nous place au cœur de la « Révolution agraire », lancée en 1971 en Algérie. Il les aborde par le biais de deux phénomènes distincts : celui du volontariat étudiant d'une part, celui des Unions paysannes de l'autre. Le style est scientifique et rigoureux. L'auteur est sans complaisance avec les évaluations chiffrées, comme il l'est avec des questions délicates : c'est le cas lorsqu'il s'interroge sur le degré de spontanéité que l'on peut, ou pas, prêter au volontariat, et lorsqu'il se demande comment penser le lien entre d'une part la répression contre l'Union nationale des étudiants algériens (UNEA), qui aboutit à la dissolution de l'organisation en 1971, et d'autre part la création du Volontariat de la Révolution agraire. En proposant la sociologie historique d'un passé récent, Abdelkrim Elaidi fait œuvre d'historien, comme nous le rappelle Pierre Bourdieu qui soulignait la proximité des deux disciplines. En cela, il enrichit notre connaissance du passé, en même temps qu'il nous fait réfléchir à des questions essentielles pour le présent. Abdelkrim Elaidi est professeur de l'Enseignement supérieur en sociologie à l'Université d'Oran 2 - Mohamed Ben Ahmed. Il a mené des recherches scientifiques en milieu rural et a dirigé des études et des projets de recherche (CRASC, CREAD, projet PNR) sur la jeunesse, les dynamiques d'intégration et de marginalisation, le genre, la culture et le lien social en recomposition. (Extrait de la 4ème de couverture du livre) Cet épisode a été enregistré le 14 décembre 2023 par le Centre d'Études Maghrébines en Algérie (CEMA). Pr. Malika Rahal, historienne à l'Institut d'histoire du temps présent à Paris, a présidé cette évènement  et a modéré le débat. La rencontre était suivie d'une vente-dédicace de l'ouvrage. Nous remercions notre ami Ignacio Villalón, étudiant en master à l'EHESS, pour sa prestation à la guitare pour l'introduction et la conclusion de ce podcast.   Réalisation et montage: Hayet Yebbous Bensaid, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA). 

On this episode of About Sustainability…, Erin, Alice, and Simon were joined by Matthew Hengesbaugh and Chochoe Devaporihartakula, IGES experts working on plastic pollution. While plastics have been an indispensable part of modern life, plastic pollution has entered the public consciousness in recent years. It is an issue that most of us encounter every day.The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) agreed in 2022 to create an intergovernmental negotiating committee (INC) to establish a legally binding instrument to end plastic pollution. We discussed how serious plastic pollution is in Asia, what the INC is trying to achieve, what was discussed at the recent meeting (INC-3) including the challenges that emerged, and what is needed for an ambitious treaty to tackle this transboundary issue.About our guests:Chochoe Devaporihartakula manages the regional project portfolio addressing plastics and marine pollution at the IGES Bangkok Regional Centre. She also serves as a Programme Manager for the Asian Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Network, where she is dedicated to promoting improved compliance with environmental laws and regulations through environmental agencies across 18 countries in Asia.Matthew Hengesbaugh is a Policy Researcher supporting the IGES Integrated Sustainability Centre with action research on the 2030 Development Agenda, working on issues such as climate change, green jobs, green economy, and sustainable consumption and production.Relevant publications and projects:Previous podcast episodes on this topic:What is UNEA-5.2?Updates from the ongoing political and scientific processes to reduce plastic pollutionSWITCH-Asia's policy brief on INC-3"About Sustainability..." is a podcast brought to you by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), an environmental policy think-tank based in Hayama, Japan. IGES experts are concerned with environmental and sustainability challenges. Everything shared on the podcast will be off-the-cuff discussion, and any viewpoints expressed are those held by the speaker at the time of recording. They are not necessarily official IGES positions.

En esta entrevista Edgar Gutierrez, incluye una reflexión sobre el papel de la Asamblea Ambiental de Naciones Unidas, la UNEA por sus siglas en inglés, creada en 2012, de brindar un sistema más eficaz de gobernanza ambiental internacional. Comenta su experiencia, como presidente de UNEA en dos periodos, en hacer que este ente tuviera un papel político, además de técnico. Y comparte algunas anécdotas vividas, en el proceso de negociación para desarrollar la primera declaración política de la UNEA aprobada en UNEA 3 en 2017. Destaca lo especial de la UNEA en cuanto a brindar la participación de actores no gubernamentales en su proceso. Edgar comenta uno de sus desafíos como ministro en disminuir el algo uso de combustibles fósiles en Costa Rica dado la flota vehicular. Termina resaltando le importancia de asegurar enfoques holísticos y no seguir abordando desafíos de manera fragmentada dando el ejemplo de la problemática de seguridad alimentaria y gestión sostenible de suelos en el país y la necesidad de construir puentes entre la agenda de conservación, de cambio climático, de agua...

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Kathryn interviews Strategist, Podcast Host Natalie E. Norfus.The Norfus Firm was formed by Natalie E. Norfus in 2019, born out of nearly two decades of Human Resources & Diversity, Equity and Inclusion experience.Today Norfus has an alliance of consultants that help bring organizational solutions to clients in various areas. She believes there is no “one-size fits all” approach to HR or DEI initiatives and uses a metrics-based model to help organizations develop policies, programs and goals that are customized to their needs. She is the co-host of the “What's the DEIL?” podcast for organizational leaders – and those who support them – as they make their way along their DEI journey. In this podcast, Norfus explores how leaders can create space for authentic human connection through the lens of DEI, focusing on practical strategies and best practices that improve employee engagement, retention and impact.Kathryn also interviews Author Meryl Frank.As a child, Meryl Frank was the chosen inheritor of family remembrance. Her aunt Mollie insisted that Meryl never forget who they were, where they came from and the hate that nearly destroyed them. Over long afternoons, Mollie told Meryl about the city, the theater and Meryl's cousin, the radiant Franya Winter who was the leading light of Vilna's Yiddish theater. Yet there was one thing her aunt Mollie would never tell Meryl: how Franya died. Before Mollie passed away, she gave Meryl a Yiddish book containing the terrible answer, but forbade her to read it. For years she obeyed. But eventually, during Meryl's search for Franya, she discovered the shocking truth. Frank is an international champion of women's leadership and human rights. She was appointed Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women by President Barak Obama in 2009, and in 2012 was selected as one of “The Most Influential Jews in the World”.

Kathryn interviews Strategist, Podcast Host Natalie E. Norfus.The Norfus Firm was formed by Natalie E. Norfus in 2019, born out of nearly two decades of Human Resources & Diversity, Equity and Inclusion experience.Today Norfus has an alliance of consultants that help bring organizational solutions to clients in various areas. She believes there is no “one-size fits all” approach to HR or DEI initiatives and uses a metrics-based model to help organizations develop policies, programs and goals that are customized to their needs. She is the co-host of the “What's the DEIL?” podcast for organizational leaders – and those who support them – as they make their way along their DEI journey. In this podcast, Norfus explores how leaders can create space for authentic human connection through the lens of DEI, focusing on practical strategies and best practices that improve employee engagement, retention and impact.Kathryn also interviews Author Meryl Frank.As a child, Meryl Frank was the chosen inheritor of family remembrance. Her aunt Mollie insisted that Meryl never forget who they were, where they came from and the hate that nearly destroyed them. Over long afternoons, Mollie told Meryl about the city, the theater and Meryl's cousin, the radiant Franya Winter who was the leading light of Vilna's Yiddish theater. Yet there was one thing her aunt Mollie would never tell Meryl: how Franya died. Before Mollie passed away, she gave Meryl a Yiddish book containing the terrible answer, but forbade her to read it. For years she obeyed. But eventually, during Meryl's search for Franya, she discovered the shocking truth. Frank is an international champion of women's leadership and human rights. She was appointed Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women by President Barak Obama in 2009, and in 2012 was selected as one of “The Most Influential Jews in the World”.

Kathryn interviews Strategist, Podcast Host Natalie E. Norfus.The Norfus Firm was formed by Natalie E. Norfus in 2019, born out of nearly two decades of Human Resources & Diversity, Equity and Inclusion experience.Today Norfus has an alliance of consultants that help bring organizational solutions to clients in various areas. She believes there is no “one-size fits all” approach to HR or DEI initiatives and uses a metrics-based model to help organizations develop policies, programs and goals that are customized to their needs. She is the co-host of the “What's the DEIL?” podcast for organizational leaders – and those who support them – as they make their way along their DEI journey. In this podcast, Norfus explores how leaders can create space for authentic human connection through the lens of DEI, focusing on practical strategies and best practices that improve employee engagement, retention and impact.Kathryn also interviews Author Meryl Frank.As a child, Meryl Frank was the chosen inheritor of family remembrance. Her aunt Mollie insisted that Meryl never forget who they were, where they came from and the hate that nearly destroyed them. Over long afternoons, Mollie told Meryl about the city, the theater and Meryl's cousin, the radiant Franya Winter who was the leading light of Vilna's Yiddish theater. Yet there was one thing her aunt Mollie would never tell Meryl: how Franya died. Before Mollie passed away, she gave Meryl a Yiddish book containing the terrible answer, but forbade her to read it. For years she obeyed. But eventually, during Meryl's search for Franya, she discovered the shocking truth. Frank is an international champion of women's leadership and human rights. She was appointed Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women by President Barak Obama in 2009, and in 2012 was selected as one of “The Most Influential Jews in the World”.

Kathryn interviews Strategist, Podcast Host Natalie E. Norfus.The Norfus Firm was formed by Natalie E. Norfus in 2019, born out of nearly two decades of Human Resources & Diversity, Equity and Inclusion experience.Today Norfus has an alliance of consultants that help bring organizational solutions to clients in various areas. She believes there is no “one-size fits all” approach to HR or DEI initiatives and uses a metrics-based model to help organizations develop policies, programs and goals that are customized to their needs. She is the co-host of the “What's the DEIL?” podcast for organizational leaders – and those who support them – as they make their way along their DEI journey. In this podcast, Norfus explores how leaders can create space for authentic human connection through the lens of DEI, focusing on practical strategies and best practices that improve employee engagement, retention and impact.Kathryn also interviews Author Meryl Frank.As a child, Meryl Frank was the chosen inheritor of family remembrance. Her aunt Mollie insisted that Meryl never forget who they were, where they came from and the hate that nearly destroyed them. Over long afternoons, Mollie told Meryl about the city, the theater and Meryl's cousin, the radiant Franya Winter who was the leading light of Vilna's Yiddish theater. Yet there was one thing her aunt Mollie would never tell Meryl: how Franya died. Before Mollie passed away, she gave Meryl a Yiddish book containing the terrible answer, but forbade her to read it. For years she obeyed. But eventually, during Meryl's search for Franya, she discovered the shocking truth. Frank is an international champion of women's leadership and human rights. She was appointed Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women by President Barak Obama in 2009, and in 2012 was selected as one of “The Most Influential Jews in the World”.

Thursday, February 2 on Urban Forum Northwest:*Ollie Garrett, President and CEO, PMT Solutions, President and CEO Tabor 100 and a member of the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) comments on the LCB's Social Equity Initiative to bring about equality in the cannabis business.*Tony Benton aka Tony B, Owner and General Manager, RainierAvenueRadio.World talks about their Black History Month Celebration. The historic Columbia City Theater will be converted into a museum for the entire month of February for "Call to Conscience Black History Month Museum".*Reverend Harriett Walden, Founder of Mothers for Police Accountability, Host of the Mothers Justice Show on 1150 AM KKNW/www.1150kknw.com on Monday's 2-3 pm (PST) comments on the tragic Tyre Nichols situation in Memphis.* Sarah Sense Wilson Founder, Urban Native Education Alliance (UNEA) will be joined by Kayla Harstad (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) a University of Washington Freshman and Special Projects Intern for UNEA will talk about their Sweet 16 Celebration that's being sponsored by UNEA.*Talvin Skinner a former Seattle SuperSonics player will comment on the significance of having a NBA team in Seattle and what he's doing to assist in that endeavor.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thursday, February 2 on Urban Forum Northwest: *Ollie Garrett, President and CEO, PMT Solutions, President and CEO Tabor 100 and a member of the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) comments on the LCB's Social Equity Initiative to bring about equality in the cannabis business. *Tony Benton aka Tony B, Owner and General Manager, RainierAvenueRadio.World talks about their Black History Month Celebration. The historic Columbia City Theater will be converted into a museum for the entire month of February for "Call to Conscience Black History Month Museum". *Reverend Harriett Walden, Founder of Mothers for Police Accountability, Host of the Mothers Justice Show on 1150 AM KKNW/www.1150kknw.com on Monday's 2-3 pm (PST) comments on the tragic Tyre Nichols situation in Memphis. * Sarah Sense Wilson Founder, Urban Native Education Alliance (UNEA) will be joined by Kayla Harstad (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) a University of Washington Freshman and Special Projects Intern for UNEA will talk about their Sweet 16 Celebration that's being sponsored by UNEA. *Talvin Skinner a former Seattle SuperSonics player will comment on the significance of having a NBA team in Seattle and what he's doing to assist in that endeavor. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye.

Destinuak Euskadi Irratiko uhinetan elkartu nahi izan zituen Maialen Lujanbio eta Messi. Atzo Maialen Lujanbio Nafarroa Arenan Ganbarako lanean ari zen unean Messik luzapenean Argentinaren hirugarren gola egin zuen. Hauxe unea....

Thursday, November 17 on Urban Forum Northwest:   *Lehke Fernandes is the new Director of the Washington State Office of Minority and Women Business Enterprise (OMWBE) comments on the her vision for the office and provide an update on how Governor Inslee's Executive Order will create opportunities for her clients.   *Bob Armstead, President, Washington State Chapter-National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) comments on the recently passed Infrastructure funding legislation and talk about the possibility of a goal for Minority Businesses in every aspect of the funding.   *Jon Bersche, Job and Training Advisor for the City of Seattle has been a member of the Seattle Martin Luther King Jr. Organizing Coalition and in the past has Co Chaired the Seattle MLK Opportunity Fair that will be held on the MLK Holiday on January 16, 2023. Information at www.seattlemlkcoalition.org.   *Sarah Sense Wilson, Founding member, Urban Native Education Alliance (UNEA) comments on the challenges and success of UNEA. She will also comment on the UNEA representatives and students trip to Washington DC.   *Reginald Robinson, Owner Altha's Louisiana Cajun Seasoning and Spices of Kent WA talks about the Thanksgiving and holiday treats that you can order like turkey stuffed with shrimp or wild rice from Louisiana.   Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.ccom for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. 

Thursday, November 17 on Urban Forum Northwest:   *Lehke Fernandes is the new Director of the Washington State Office of Minority and Women Business Enterprise (OMWBE) comments on the her vision for the office and provide an update on how Governor Inslee's Executive Order will create opportunities for her clients.   *Bob Armstead, President, Washington State Chapter-National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) comments on the recently passed Infrastructure funding legislation and talk about the possibility of a goal for Minority Businesses in every aspect of the funding.   *Jon Bersche, Job and Training Advisor for the City of Seattle has been a member of the Seattle Martin Luther King Jr. Organizing Coalition and in the past has Co Chaired the Seattle MLK Opportunity Fair that will be held on the MLK Holiday on January 16, 2023. Information at www.seattlemlkcoalition.org.   *Sarah Sense Wilson, Founding member, Urban Native Education Alliance (UNEA) comments on the challenges and success of UNEA. She will also comment on the UNEA representatives and students trip to Washington DC.   *Reginald Robinson, Owner Altha's Louisiana Cajun Seasoning and Spices of Kent WA talks about the Thanksgiving and holiday treats that you can order like turkey stuffed with shrimp or wild rice from Louisiana.   Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.ccom for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye.

In this episode of About Sustainability…Bob kicked off a new experimental format, tentatively called “Sustainability Afoot”.  The concept is simple: go for a walk near the headquarters of the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) in Hayama, Japan, and discuss some basic questions about a topic, concept, or methodology that IGES works in. The first episode of this format is about the concept of the “circular economy.”  Yasuhiko Hotta, Programme Director of the Sustainable Consumption and Production unit at IGES, explained the circular economy concept, gave a few examples, and talked about some of IGES' work on the topic.  This naturally led to marine plastic litter, and the ongoing work of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) on Plastic Pollution that came out of UNEA 5.2 (the second part of the 5th session of the United Nations Environment Assembly), a conference that we discussed on this podcast  before and after it happened.The sound quality of this format will not match that of  our regular episodes.  We'll try to get better at recording these types of episodes, but the audio will never be as clean. Whether  we should do more episodes like this, or the sound quality will make you stop listening, we want to know.  Please tweet us at @IGES_EN to let us know what you think!About our guest:Yasuhiko Hotta is Programme Director of the Sustainable Consumption and Production unit at IGES. His expertise includes 3R (reduce, reuse, recycle) policies, sustainable resource management, extended producer responsibility (EPR), the circular economy, and plastics. "About Sustainability..." is a podcast brought to you by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), an environmental policy think-tank based in Hayama, Japan. IGES experts are concerned with environmental and sustainability challenges. Everything shared on the podcast will be off-the-cuff discussion, and any viewpoints expressed are those held by the speaker at the time of recording. They are not necessarily official IGES positions.

Alertan da berriz, Nafarroan, sute handiak izan zirenetik hilabetera. Basoetako kalteak kualitatiboki neurtzen jarraitzen dute basozainek; nekazariak, aseguruen esperoan. Agroseguro kontsortzioak bi milioi eurotako kalteordainak aurre ikusi ditu. Bikoitza behar lukeela salatu du EHNek...

Euskal Herriko bereizmen handiko argazkiak aterako ditu Satlantis euskal enpresak egin duen sateliteak, espaziotik. Ingurumena, kosta eta hiriak behatuko ditu eta bertatik arriskuak eta aldaketak atzemango....

Roberto Moreno Arartekoaren bulegoko espetxeratuen koordinatzailearekin hitz egin dugu, Bilbon justizia errestauratiboa hizpide nagusi hartutabi egunez egingo duten Kongresuaren atariko....

Makala yanaagazia matokea ya mkutano wa UNEA 5 ambapo nchi wanachama wa UNEP zilikubaliana kuunda kamati ya majadiliano ya kiserikali ikiwa na jukumu la kuunda makubaliano ya kisheria ya kimataifa ili kumaliza uchafuzi wa mazingira utokanao na plastiki kufikia 2024.

Ziara ya mkurugenzi mtendaji wa shirika la mazingira la umoja wa mataifa UNEP, Inger Anderson pamoja na rais wa baraza la mazingira la umoja wa mataifa UNEA ambaye pia ni waziri wa mazingira wa Norway Espen Barth Eide walizuru jaa la taka la Dandora jijini Nairobi.

Matokeo ya mkutano wa UNEA 5 na ujumuishaji wa vijana katika meza ya mazungumzo kuhusu mabadiliko ya tabianchi.

In this episode of About Sustainability…, Simon and Erin followed up with Andre and IGES colleague Amila Abeynayaka, an expert on plastics management, on some of the recent outcomes from UNEA-5.2, the second part of the fifth session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA).At this year's UNEA, governments managed to find consensus on 14 decisions and resolutions, and we discussed a couple of these, namely on nature-based solutions (NBS) and on plastics. First, we discussed the decision on nature-based solutions. We heard Andre's insights on the concept, where it comes from, what it means and why it may have been difficult to agree on. Then, Amila discussed with us the much-awaited resolution on ending plastic pollution, which was another important outcome of UNEA 5.2. Apart from the details of the resolution, we also talked about why we are getting such a resolution now, its focus and why it is difficult to get away from plastics entirely. Throughout our conversation, we discovered that all these issues are interlinked in interesting ways. Helpful resources:Episode 1: “What is UNEA-5.2?”IGES' UNEA-5.2 Special WebpageAbout our guest:Amila Abeynayaka is a Policy Researcher in the IGES Centre Collaborating with UNEP on Environmental Technologies (CCET) and part of the Sustainable Consumption and Production team at IGES. "About Sustainability..." is a podcast brought to you by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), an environmental policy think-tank based in Hayama, Japan. IGES experts are concerned with environmental and sustainability challenges. Everything shared on the podcast will be off-the-cuff discussion, and any viewpoints expressed are those held by the speaker at the time of recording. They are not necessarily official IGES positions.

3月のGOOD NEWS！第5回国連環境総会（UNEA）で、「アニマルウェルフェア・環境・持続可能な開発の繋がり」という決議が採択されました！詳しくはこちら；https://www.hopeforanimals.org/animal-welfare/unea-5-animal-welfare/

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Alors que la 5è session de l'Assemblée des Nations unies sur l'environnement (Unea) se termine à Nairobi, les États sont sur la voie d'un accord qualifié d'historique pour limiter la pollution plastique. Le temps presse : celle-ci n'a jamais été aussi élevée alors que la gestion et le recyclage ne sont toujours pas à la hauteur. Invitées : - Elisa Lanzi, économiste au Département Environnement de l'OCDE - Florence Morice, envoyée spéciale de RFI au sommet de l'Unea.   Avec un reportage d'Igor Strauss en Tanzanie.

Katika jarida la Habari za Umoja wa Mataifa hii leo Leah Mushi anakuletea -Idadi ya watu waliokimbia mashambulizi nchini Ukraine katika kipindi cha siku 6 zilizopita ni zaidi ya 870,000, limesema hii leo shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia wakimbizi, UNHCR, kupitia jukwaa lake lililozindua ili kuonesha takwimu za watu wanaokimbia wakiwemo raia na wageni.  -Shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia wakimbizi, UNHCR limesema ingawa nchi nyingi duniani zimejumuisha wakimbizi katika mipango yao ya utoaji wa chanjo dhidi ya COVID-19, bado wakimbizi wengi wanashindwa kupata chanjo hiyo kutokana na vikwazo mbalimbali ikiwemo kukosa nyaraka za kujisajili kupata chanjo hiyo. -Kundi ongozi la kimataifa katika kukabili usugu wa viuavijiumbe maradhi hii leo limetoa wito kwa nchi zote duniani kupunguza taka za viuavijiumbe maradhi zinazotupwa hovyo na kuharibu mazingira kwa kutaka kufanyika utafiti zaidi na kuchukua hatua za kutupa kwa uangalifu taka hizo za dawa kutoka kwenye vyakula na mifumo ya afya ya binadamu, Wanyama pamoja na viwandani -Mada yetu kwa kina leo  leo ni siku ya pili ya mkutano wa wakuu serikali na nchi zenye bahari kujadili masuala ya uvuvi , wavuvi nchini Tanzania wamezungumza. Wanasema nini? -Na mashinani utamsikia Balozi mwema wa UNICEF James Elder akiwa mpakani mwa Ukraine na Moldova akitathimini hali ya wakimbizi wanaokimbia vita Ukraine

Sinan and Gee from Eco Brixs join David to chat about the UN Environment Assembly. 

Simon shares his knowledge on UNEA-5.2, the second half of UNEP's biennial United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). UNEA functions as the world's parliament on the environment, where global environment ministers congregate to debate and decide on priorities of environmental concern in the context of nation states and the global community. Due to COVID-19, the event was divided into two halves with the first part taking place almost entirely online in early 2021, and the second half shortly taking place at the end of February 2022. Some key questions covered:What is UNEA? How is it different from other environment conferences, like the climate  COP?What should we expect from UNEA5.2 at the end of February?Which issues at UNEA5.2 are particularly contentious?To learn more about the 5th session of UNEA, please visit:IGES' UNEA-5.2 Special Webpage: https://www.iges.or.jp/en/projects/unea5-2IGES' UNEA-5.1 Special Webpage: https://www.iges.or.jp/en/projects/unea5-1About our co-hosts:Andre Mader leads the IGES unit on Biodiversity and Forests and is adviser to an IPBES Technical Support Unit hosted by IGES.  He has a background in conservation management, science and policy, and has practiced mostly in Switzerland, Canada, the UAE, and his land of birth, South Africa.Bob McDonald leads our Technology Solutions unit at IGES.  He has decades of experience in IT and Web Development, but is an interested outsider when it comes to environmental issues.  He loves making stuff, both physical and digital. Erin Kawazu is a Programme Coordinator in Knowledge Management and Communications, Strategic Management Office at IGES.  Her background is in environmental health sciences, a field that combines environmental science and public health. Off work, she can be found reading books on her ancient Kindle Keyboard, journaling, and struggling to self-teach the guitar.Simon Høiberg Olsen is Research Manager at IGES. His areas of interest include environmental governance, civic engagement, social justice and the sustainable development goals (SDGs). He has a Master's Degree in Southeast-Asian studies from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and a PhD in Environmental Sciences and Policy from the Central European University, Hungary. In his free time he enjoys gardening, woodworking and repair."About Sustainability..." is a podcast brought to you by the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), an environmental policy think-tank based in Hayama, Japan. IGES experts are concerned with environmental and sustainability challenges. Everything shared on the podcast will be off-the-cuff discussion, and any viewpoints expressed are those held by the speaker at the time of recording. They are not necessarily official IGES positions.

En el episodio de hoy, tengo como invitado a Rafael Castillo.  Rafael, es especialista en desarrollo de negocios y gestión del liderazgo, es creador de la plataforma de capacitación “ESTRATEGIAS EMPRENDEDORAS MÉXICO”, por 5 años fue director de ventas número 1 en México en temas educativos; asesor y conferencista para empresas y entes públicos y privados en temas como: MARKETING, VENTAS, SERVICIO AL CLIENTE, LIDERAZGO, INNOVACIÓN, RELACIONES PÚBLICAS y EMPODERAMIENTO PERSONAL.   Conferencista, asesor y consultor para empresas como: TELCEL, CETYS, SORIANA, OXXO, COMITÉ OLIMPICO MEXICANO, ASPIDPRO, FARMACIAS SIMILARES, CALZADOS ANDREA, MISS MÉXICO, GRUPO CALIENTE, LABORATORIO CERTUS, UNEA, UABC, UDCI, COPARMEX, UNIRADIO, entre otras empresas e instituciones de la región. Adicional a esto ya son más de 6 mil emprendedores capacitados en México, Panamá, Colombia, Argentina, Perú y Venezuela con sus conferencias y eventos en pro de desarrollar emprendedores exitosos y de alto impacto en América Latina.   Y en este episodio, Rafael y yo platicamos, sobre su trayectoria, las razones por la que se vió obligado a salir de Venezuela, y cómo llegó a México para construir su propio destino, en un país donde se encontraba completamente solo.    Te dejo con el episodio con Rafael Castillo.   ----------------------------------------- Curso: Lanza tu Podcast en una Semana

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En esta ocasión platico con Eduardo Tafoya fundador de NUDO Marketing Agency y  Tafoya & Asociado. Miembro activo de Fuckup Nights Mexicali, COPARMEX y docente de posgrado del CETYS, UNEA, Xochicalco, UABC y la IBERO. Descubre como mejorar el nivel de tus procesos de venta y conoce algunas estrategias que mejoraran tu visión como empresario dentro de la organización  para generar resultados concretos en tu equipo de vendedores. 

Dans nos épisodes précédents, nous vous avons présenté comment un travailleur en situation de handicap peut être prit en charge par un Cap emploi, lorsque celui-ci se retrouve au chômage ou en difficulté. Il est temps à présent de passer de l'autre côté de la barrière et de voir les choses du côté des entreprises. Mais pas de n'importe quelles entreprises... Aujourd'hui, nous allons nous intéresser aux entreprises adaptées. Pour en parler, nous recevons un chargé de mission du Grand Est de l'Union Nationale des Entreprises Adaptées (UNEA) : monsieur Benoît Berny