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DBJamaica supports software development for hearing-impaired students
Luglio 12, 2017 2:12 - no comments yet
Aligned with its strategic objectives to improve quality of life of all Jamaicans, the Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) has provided $7,229,600 to the University of Technology (UTech) of Jamaica to continue the development of the U-Touch multimedia software which will be used to improve the understanding and use of English language among deaf and […]
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Poverty eradication is possible with existing resources, but not with present policies, argues civil society at the UN
Luglio 11, 2017 17:43 - no comments yet
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Global Spotlight Report says that the Agenda 2030 proposal to eradicate poverty by 2030 is achievable but tax policies need to change.
“The promise made by governments to eradicate poverty by 2030 is doable if countries cooperate to fight tax evasion and capital flights” argues an independent report submitted to the High Level Political Forum of the United Nations as an input to its debate today around the first of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Assemblée générale annuelle du Pôle d’économie sociale de la Mauricie
Luglio 11, 2017 15:57 - no comments yet20 septembre 2017 • 9 h 30 Centre culturel Félix-Leclerc 725 Boulevard Ducharme, La Tuque GRATUIT
Avis de mise en candidature pour le Conseil d’administration du Pôle
Luglio 11, 2017 15:43 - no comments yetEn prévision de son assemblée générale annuelle qui aura lieu le 20 septembre prochain, le Pôle d’économie sociale de la Mauricie invite ses membres en règle à remplir cet avis de mise en candidature officiel, à choisir le collège électoral qui correspond à son profil et à nous retourner cet avis complété dûment signé avant le 4 septembre prochain au info@esmauricie.ca ou par la poste au 370, rue Des Forges bureau 320 Trois-Rivières QC G9A 2H1.
World Bank plan to mobilize “trillions” will not help the poor
Luglio 11, 2017 13:48 - no comments yet |
The “leave no one behind” slogan and the proposition to increase funding “from billions to trillions” made by the development banks and the International Monetary Fund are the two policy messages most commonly heard at the debate around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that started yesterday at the United Nations. “You cannot have both at the same time” commented Roberto Bissio, coordinator of Social Watch, summarizing the analysis of the first SDG by the global Spotlight report, the major comprehensive independent assessment of the SDGs launched during the HLPF.
