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Trouvons ENSEMBLE des solutions au réchauffement climatique
Related to this project: Trouvons ENSEMBLE des solutions au réchauffement climatique
About this event: Les enjeux du réchauffement climatique
Translations available in: French (original) | Spanish | Italian | German | Portuguese | English | Swedish | Russian | Dutch | Arabic

Let us find solutions with the climatic reheating TOGETHER
Automatically translated into English thanks to WorldLingo
Hello and welcome among us!!

Contribute as of now by posting a message on this Web site relating to your projects connected to the environment or if it is right to discuss of an environmental question, use the forums of discussion of our page of project. To invite your friends to join the project, click on the list of the members in the banner page and then on Inviter a member.

TO BECOME MEMBER of the project entitled Let us find solutions with the climatic reheating TOGETHER, visit: http://projects.takingitglobal.org/ecologique

If you prefer to take part in the group concerning the same project, visit: http://groups.takingitglobal.org/ecologique

Yassir
http://profiles.takingitglobal.org/yassirovich

November 28, 2008 | 2:34 PM Comments  0 comments


Découvrez ici les profils des experts - Live chat sur la souveraineté alimentaire - Samedi 15 Novembre 2008
About this event: Débat en ligne sur la question de la souveraineté alimentaire
Translations available in: French (original) | Spanish | Italian | German | Portuguese | English | Swedish | Russian | Dutch | Arabic

Discover the profiles of the experts here - Live cat on food sovereignty - Saturday November 15, 2008
Automatically translated into English thanks to WorldLingo
Hello at all the French-speaking community of TIG,
Hello TIG Members,

We invite you to discover the profile of the experts participating in the Debate on line on food sovereignty on Saturday November 15, 2008 of 14 H with 16 H (hour of the East).
Do not hesitate to prepare your questions in advance or the poster about page TIG dedicated to the event.
is http://events.takingitglobal.org/21343


Santiago Alba, Action Against the Santiago


Hunger a director technical and of research D? Action Counters the Canada Hunger. Holder D? a control in agriculture and rural of L? University Cornell (the United States), D? another in environmental audit and D? a Baccalaureat in agricultural engineering of L? University the rioja (Spain), it worked in the rural development and on the environmental stakes in Europe. Then it left carried out a work ground in Africa and worked with the Spanish section of L? International AIDS Agency and of the foundations deprived on processes of local reforms and development of the capacities. Before D? to occupy did its current station with Action Against Hunger (ACF), it work within L? Institute of African Development to L? Cornell university.
During these 14 last years, the academic and professional course of Santiago L? resulted in concentrating on L? evaluation and the management of programs of durable rural development.

He is currently member of the Group of the technical Directors and gives his support for the Scientific Council of L? AFCIN. It coordinates projects and research on subjects such as the nutrition, L? water and medical systems, food safety and climatic changes.


Amélie WEB, Crossroads the Third World

Amélie Web, 22 years, agente of education in Carrefour the Third World
After a three months training course in theatre of intervention in Peru, it was responsible for the activities of education for Intermon Oxfam in Vitoria-Gasteiz in Spain. Does holder of a baccalaureat in international studies and modern languages, it work with Carrefour the Third World in the field of sensitizing and education to the public, and S? 'interests particularly in the stakes related on the equitable trade, food sovereignty and the interdependent economy.


Amélie CHARBONNEAU, Crossroads the Third World

22 years old, Amélie CHARBONNEAU is coed with the baccalaureat in social Work. It works as trainee within Carrefour the Third World like.
Within the framework, Québécois Days of International Solidarity, it is in load of the shutter youth. It meets young people of
the secondary to speak about the stakes relating to food sovereignty.
It S? interests much in the international stakes such as poverty, L? environment, prevention of the VIH/SIDA? because it considers qu? they require qu? total solutions there are brought. It is also committed in the fight of the women.

To finish, do not forget to record the bond of the cat in your Favourites, and to provide you, if possible of a micro helmet:
http://projects.takingitglobal.org/clccanada/chat

With the pleasure of exchanging with all Saturday!

November 15, 2008 | 12:30 PM Comments  0 comments
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Live chat sur la souveraineté alimentaire pour les membres francophones - Samedi 15 novembre (14h heure de l'est- 19h GMT)
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Live cat on food sovereignty for the French-speaking members - Saturday November 15 (14h hour of the east 19h GMT)
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All the French-speaking team of TIG and Local Liaisons Canada invite you to our next debate on line on the topic of FOOD SOVEREIGNTY. Your questions will be the welcomes but the principal subjects which will be discussed and presented by our invited experts of the Crossroads the Third World and probably of other French-speaking organizations like the AQOCI or Youth Canada Monde are the equitable trade, the importation of foodstuffs of the developing countries, responsible consumption and finally the solutions with the food crisis.

This Cat on line is intended for all the French-speaking people members of TakingITGlobal.

To join this debate in line on Saturday November 15, 2008, visit http://projects.takingitglobal.org/clccanada/chat with 14h (Hour of the East) or with 19h GMT.

To know the hour of the Cat, dependent on your country, use this site: http://www.timezoneconverter.com/

November 11, 2008 | 6:35 PM Comments  0 comments
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Great Presentation to the United Nations Delegates
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Hi everyone !!

The Secondary Schools' United Nations Symposium (SSUNS) is Canada's premier high school conference, bringing together over 1000 students from around the globe. It is held November 6th-9th, 2008, at the Delta Centre-Ville hotel in downtown Montreal, Quebec, Canada. (visit: http://ssuns.org/aboutus/welcome.php?menu=1)

Today was really an amazing one ! During the morning, I prepared the presentation depending on my exceptional audience: a youth committee of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

Here is a description of the UNEP, many thanks to Mahak Jain, Director of Public Relation with SSUNS, for sending me this valuable information and thanks also for requesting a TCP presentation for the UN delegates coming together to Montreal this year:

Established in 1972 through the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the designated body for the discussion of all environmental issues. Notably, the UNEP often works jointly with and/or funds environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs). From encouraging sustainable development, creating international environmental conventions, helping countries and regions deal with natural disasters and climate change, the UNEP plays a crucial role in both the protection of ecosystems and in promoting environment-related development.

This session of the UNEP at SSUNS 2008 focused on some of the more imminent issues involving the environment today. It discussed ways to manage natural disasters at the local, regional, and international levels. It looked also at the ongoing climate change as leading to a global food crisis and present possible solutions. Thirdly, it looked at how agriculture degrades the environment and offer possible ways rectify existing damage and prevent future problems.

The Committee Topics, this year, were:

Topic #1:
Natural Disaster Management
Topic #2:
Climate Change and Development
Topic #3:
Agricultural and Environmental Degradation

As a Climate Project Volunteer Presenter (see The Climate Project Canada: http://www.climateprojectcanada.org/ or The Climate Project -international page-: http://theclimateproject.org/), I did many presentations in the province of Quebec, in Montreal and in Quebec City during the World Youth Congress 2008 and I hope to organize other ones in Morocco and in other countries as well.

My first presentation was for BNP Paribas, it was in French and it went very well, all the participants were enthusiastic, asked many questions and appreciated the content of the presentation especially the solutions for corporations and individuals in terms of housing, transportation and food.

Today, it was different for may reasons: it was my first English presentation, my first presentation related to a UN programme which is the UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), my first presentation to more than 50 bright and dynamic students, my first presentation to an international delegation (UN delegates from Saudi Arabia, USA, Canada, Niger, Monaco, Russia, Bangladesh, Bahamas, Korea, Morocco, Tunisia, Netherlands, Somalia and other countries) and it was the very first presentation where I had a lot of enthusiasm and many questions from the participants.

If you'd like to host a TCP presentation in your community, please GO TO http://theclimateproject.org/presentation.php
A TCP representative will contact you. Thank you for your interest in spreading the word about climate change.

The Climate Project, a nonprofit organization based in Nashville, TN, began operations in June 2006 with the mission of increasing public awareness of the climate crisis at a grassroots level in the United States and abroad. By April 2007, a diverse group of 1,000 volunteers from throughout the U.S. had been trained by Al Gore himself to present a version of the slide show featured in the Academy Award-winning film An Inconvenient Truth.

TCP presenters have reached a combined 4 million people worldwide. Our hope is that by raising the awareness of our fellow citizens about this crisis and informing them about potential solutions, all of us, together, can preserve the climate balance on which humanity and our planet depend.

Yassir
TCP Volunteer Presenter
http://theclimateproject.org/