FYI - a resource that may be of interest to some of you!
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From: Charmaine Rodrigues charmaine.rodrig...@undp.org
Date: Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 1:10 PM
Subject: [pacwin] Book Launch: Utilising Temporary Special Measures to
Promote Gender Balance in Pacific
Hello all,
I came across this web-based encyclopedia of informal education. It is full
of some very informative resources. Though you might find it a useful tool
as well.
Best wishes,
ruba
oops! here is the link: http://www.infed.org/
sorry about the error!
ruba
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 2:50 PM, Ruba Marshood ruba.marsh...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello all,
I came across this web-based encyclopedia of informal education. It is full
of some very informative resources. Though you might
Hello folks!
I just came across this opportunity through the UNV Online program - thought
some of you might find it an interesting opportunity to explore.
http://www.onlinevolunteering.org/en/vol/opportunity/opportunity_form.html?id=8752
Write, edit political science courses for development PEOI
Dear All -
On fairly last minute request, my partner, Daniel, has been asked to teach a
one-day session on ICZM at the University of Papua New Guinea. We both have
some background in ICZM, but are interested in your suggestions for the
design of the one-day course. After a general overview of
I would suggest adding - to the note on sharks - that they are not only
harmed via by-catch, but also in targetted fisheries. the biggest threat is
practice in which they are treated after being caught (whether incidentally
or not) - in that they are finned and dumped back to sea. Essentially,
Hi Phillip,
Sorry to say that my reply may not directly serve your query. However, your
note did remind me of a group I recently came across- the Poverty Action Lab
at MIT, which ultimately assesses the effectiveness of development aid
spending (does it fall short of what is really needed? does
Hi All,
I am trying to understand the industry for fishing hooks - particularly
circle hooks. Am interested to know the system from production to market and
costs. . .Does anyone have an idea of where I might find such information?
Many thanks!
ruba
Hi All,
Shot in the dark here, but does anybody happen to know Mark Kurlansky,
author of *Cod *and *Salt*? He's a former commercial fisherman turned
journalist. . .I'd like to contact him about his research and approach him
as a potential speaker at an upcoming event.
Many thanks,
ruba
, Ruba Marshood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Shot in the dark here, but does anybody happen to know Mark Kurlansky,
author of *Cod *and *Salt*? He's a former commercial fisherman turned
journalist. . .I'd like to contact him about his research and approach him
as a potential speaker at an upcoming
This may be of interest to the group!
best,
ruba
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Fyi.
This information was forwarded to me from a colleague at Duke U's
Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences...
Best,
ruba
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Date: Feb 13, 2007 12:36 PM
Subject: [Profstudents] Tired of missing your
As a graduate student...and one who remembers spending endless hours in the library making sure to copy exactly all the relevent information from variousbooks in order to hand write papers in my earlyschool years and an avid Googler, I'd like to suggest Wikipedia as an optional starting point for
Dear Beth, Lilian, Kia and All:
In your searches, may I recommend that you also look for (eco)-tourism establishment, protected areas and conflict in the less developed countries. Generally, I find issues of developing countries and GEP to be ingrained in such issues as outside interest in the
Hello Again Everyone!
I am looking at the issue of shark finning post-the ICCAT
recommendation to ban the activity. I'm interested in the response of
the bigger shark finning nations, (i.e. China, Korea) to the ICCAT ban
(will they accept the ban?) as well as nations that have developed an
Dear All-
I am enrolled in a mini-seminar,"Land Management Plannning in LDC and Transition Countries,"and have been asked to present a short brief on any issue describing the planning problem, key stakeholders and their perspectives along with an assessment and suggestions for moves towards the
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