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_fiji-community-development-programme.webp "A project by WWF Pacific enabling communities to protect their marine resources. The organization works with coastal communities in Mali district, Fiji to find alternative livelihoods, train and equip fish wardens and provide business training for women in the community. The programme is funded by Ausaid.")
_2015-women-of-achievement-awards-luncheon.webp "The Santa Barbara chapter of the Association for Women in Communications once again honored two local women who excel in the communications realm on Wednesday, June 3, 2015. The theme “Pioneers for Change: Communication, Community, Choice” fits the two honorees to a tee. Sigrid Wright manages the annual Earth Day Festival for the Community Environmental Council. Marilyn Tam wrote the internationally acclaimed book The Happiness Choice.nn“Nobody has to wait more than this moment to start ma")
_2005-zambia-a-special-event.webp "Zambia 2005.nDuring our holiday in Zambia with our favourite touroperator SNP (Nijmegen/the Netherlands) my wife and I stayed a few days in the wetlands of Lochinvar National Park. The World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF) maintains this beautiful area with lots of lechwes (native antelope) and hippos. The variety of birds in this unspoilt scenery is very impressive. But the people who live there are also fantastic. I would like to introduce you to an event we have experienced by chance. One Sunday m")
_akosita-rokomate-community-centred-conservation-c3-fiji-programme-corodinator.webp "http://www.c-3.org.uknhttp://www.conservationleadershipprogramme.orgnnAkosita introduces our latest work on Kia Island, Fiji, funded by the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP).nnBuilding Marine Conservation Capacity of Fishing Communities in FijinnOur previous work has shown that the community of Kia Island, northern Fiji, is almost completely dependent on the marine resources of the Great Sea Reef for subsistence and livelihood. Overexploitation and marine degradation is a problem throughou")
⏲ 1 min 17 sec ✓ 20-Sep-2012
_women-changing-the-course-toward-water-sustainable-fashion-english-1-of-3.webp "The COVID-19 pandemic has made evident that reliable access to safe water is essential to global health security. At the same time, it has disrupted economic security for several sectors, including the global fashion value chain. As one of the world’s largest consumers of water globally, and the producer of more than 20 percent of global wastewater, the fashion industry will need to embrace sustainable and inclusive value chain solutions for its resiliency.nnWomen have a massive role in shapin")
⏲ 74 min 33 sec ✓ 15-Apr-2021
_mobilizewomen-tackling-the-world39s-biggest-problems.webp "Cara Chacon, Vice President, Social and Environmental Responsibility, PatagonianEsha Chhabra, JournalistnJay Coen Gilbert, Co-Founder, B-LabnMelissa D. Ho, Senior Vice President, Fresh Water and Food, WWFnnLivestream recordings made possible by RBC Wealth Management - U.S.")
_setting-their-own-path-engaging-local-communities-to-improve-health-and-agriculture-ruth-oniango.webp "Ruth Oniang’o, Founder, Rural Outreach Africa presents on the complexity and connections between health and the environment at the 2019 Fuller Symposium by discussing the twists and turns of her career addressing nutrition and child health in communities and the role women play in food security in Africa. During her presentation, Hon. Prof. Oniang'o, PhD shares what she learned over time that led to the founding of Rural Outreach Africa. nnWWF's annual Kathryn S. Fuller Science for Nature Symp")
Setting Their Own Path: Engaging local communities to improve health and agriculture - Ruth Oniang’o
⏲ 13 min 73 sec ✓ 30-Oct-2019
_panel-discussion-complexity-and-connections-between-health-and-the-environment.webp "Michele Barry, Sam Myers, Ruth Oniang’o and Carlos Zambrana-Torrelio sit down for a discussion moderated by Pamela Matson of Stanford University to offer fresh insights on the approach to environmental-human health problems. The panelists tackle issues including the spread of disease related to environmental degradation, how to foster community-lead and women-lead solutions, and the path of research going forward. nnWWF's annual Kathryn S. Fuller Science for Nature Symposium convenes leading t")
⏲ 22 min 22 sec ✓ 05-Nov-2019
_sana-ahmed39s-pelp-2013-map.webp "Enhancing Media Sensitivity on Climate Change.nnThe trip to the coastal areas of Sindh in the Indus Delta, was without any doubt an eye opener for all those who experienced it.nAs mentioned by WWF-Pakistan, 'Inhabitants of Keti Bunder and Kharo Chan, in the Thatta district of Sindh, are dependant on marine fishing as their main source of livelihood. Overfishing and destructive fishing methods however, have started creating problems for the marine ecosystem. These unsustainable practices are the")
_women-changing-the-course-toward-water-sustainable-fashion-vietnamese-1-of-3.webp "The COVID-19 pandemic has made evident that reliable access to safe water is essential to global health security. At the same time, it has disrupted economic security for several sectors, including the global fashion value chain. As one of the world’s largest consumers of water globally, and the producer of more than 20 percent of global wastewater, the fashion industry will need to embrace sustainable and inclusive value chain solutions for its resiliency.nnWomen have a massive role in shapin")
⏲ 74 min 47 sec ✓ 14-Apr-2021
_the-westbeth-gallery-virtual-tour-sign-of-the-times-vr.webp "Welcome to a Virtual Tour of The Westbeth Gallery in the West Village of New York City! This virtual tour is of limited release, in response to our temporary closure. This re-creation of The Westbeth Gallery represents our continued endurance to promote The Visual Arts, brought to you by The Westbeth Gallery and W.A.R.C., April, 2020.nnFor more visit: Westbeth.orgnn-nFeel free to pause the video tour any time and look around!nnAll Art available for Sale. For Art Purchase Inquiry Contact: westbet")
_gnero-e-incidencia-poltica-en-el-sector-del-agua.webp "GWA is a global network dedicated to mainstream gender in water resoures management. It is registered as an Association under Dutch law and has almost 2100 members in over 120 countries worldwide. More than eighty percent of the membership comes from a diversity of countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. Actually this video introduces the GWA training on gender and political influence that in November 2011, took place in Quito, Ecuador.nnThe mission of GWA is to promote wom")
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