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Transforming Tanzania’s Agrarian Sector through Maize Breeding
by Dr. Arnold A Mushongi Dr. Arnold A Mushongi mentions in his report about how maize is a political crop in Tanzania & Sub Saharan Africa, a crop that was popularized in the Southern Highlands Zone between 1950s and1970s. The diversity of uses of maize decreases with level of economy of the country. The potential of the crop to boost Agrarian Economies is higher particularly in sub Saharan Africa (SSA) as maize is synonymous with food security and it is also a source of income to rural resource-poor farming communities. The report...
read moreInnovation in Open Networks – Creative Commons, the Next Layer of Openness
by Joichi Ito Joi talks about the explosion of innovation around the Internet is driven by an ecosystem of people who work in an open network defined by open standards. However, Joi stresses the fact that the technical ability to connect in an increasingly seamless way has begun to highlight friction and failure in the system caused by the complicated copyright system that was originally designed to “protect” innovation. Just as open network protocols created an interoperable and frictionless network, open metadata and legal...
read moreThe Power of Young
by Simon Sinek The article talks about the power of being passionate. Simon reiterates that “There is something about youth that the more experienced often forget and don’t take advantage of – their passion. Passion is a valuable currency. Some are rich with it and some poor. Some trade it in over the course of their careers only to be left at the end of their lives with a big house and a fast car but no more passion. The youth, low on experience, are often rich in passion. More importantly, it is their passion that provides...
read moreSolutions for Water
by Melanie Giard and World Water Council Team, Paris Every three years the World Water Council organizes a World Water Forum in close collaboration with the authorities of a host city and country. The World Water Forum is the largest international event in the field of water-over 20,000 participants from more than 190 countries attended the last edition. In 2012, the world water Forum will be organized in Marseilles, France. World Water Vision- At the 1st World Water Forum, Marrakech, 1997, the World Water Council received the mandate to...
read moreThe Bay Islands: An Outstanding Opportunity for Investment in Honduras
by Joseph R. Miller Molina The Bay Islands of Honduras are undergoing a transformation. As a result of a number of emerging macro and regional economic trends, the region is evolving from an economy based on fishing and agriculture into one based primarily on tourism. This transformation is evident in the significant tourism growth the region has been experiencing over the past 5 years, growing. Read the article...
read moreSecrets of Voice Over for Success
by Joan Baker and Rudy Gaskins Joan Baker, and her husband Rudy Gaskins, took an ambitious mission to transform entertainment industry with Voice Over technology and started Push Creative Advertising, an innovative marketing and promotion company that includes training the voice in 2001. We’re both grateful to be in business together. Read the article...
read moreThe Chemical Element in the Millennium Development Goals
by Javier Garcia Martinez Prof. Martinez, talks about his book “The Chemical Element: Chemistry’s contribution to Our Global Future “(Wiley 2011) as a contribution to the United Nations declared 2011 as the International Year of Chemistry. This book illustrates the enormous contributions that chemistry has delivered to the community in improving our quality of life, health, access to water, poverty reduction and jobs creation. But mostly “The Chemical Element” is a call to the world’s scientists to put...
read moreMy Vision for Africa
by Tamoifo Nkom Marie As the spokesperson for African Youth, and Regional Youth Network for Forests for Central Africa, the author calls for PEACE, RESPECT OF STATES SOVEREIGNTY AND WISH OF REAL SOLIDARITY in Africa. She also feels it’s an obligation for the Young Generation of African Leader’s to continue to stand for peace and national unity by making patriotic choices. The author calls for supporting and encouraging all youth and youth leaders to give power to good ideas of development in their countries. This is a new moment...
read moreThe Blue Peace: Rethinking Middle East Water
by Ilmas Futehally & team International Report Highlights The water crisis in the Middle East can be transformed into an opportunity for a new form of peace – the blue peace where any two countries with access to adequate, clean and sustainable water resources do not feel motivated to engage in a military conflict. Read the policy recommendations of this international report on long term assessment and policy options for water security in seven countries in the Middle East: Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and the...
read moreAvadhoot Phadke
Avadhoot Phadke Musician, Flutist Avadhoot is a graduate of T.Y.BCom in R. A. Podar college of commerce, matunga. Gurus in Music: Shree. Raghavendra Baliga (Flute) Dr. Rasika Phadke (Music Theory and Vocal) Pandit. Shankar abhyankar Major Awards: 1st ranker of Dombivali Lions club competition in year 2003& 2004. 3rd ranker of Sharda Sangit Vidyalaya competitions at Bandra, Mumbai. 1st ranker and Trophy winner of all India music & dance competition of Swar Sadhana Samiti Mumbai. Best music composer award for Multi lingual drama...
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