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Bill Would Cut Funding To Any City With "Sanctuary Policies"
Julius Malema on EFF funding
Teacher unions protest special education funding policies
Funding Policies Presentation
Airlines Say Government Policies, Funding Challenges Bane Of Industry
Global Challenges - Policies for funding research
Research data management and UK funding policies - S. Hodson
[Upfront] Moon JAE-In's Funding Plans for Welfare Policies
EU policies and funding tools for energy sustainability in tourism
New Policies and Funding Trends Point to Expansion of College Readiness Niche Market
Funding Education
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Achieving the FP Blueprint by 2018: Stakeholders Dialogue on Funding & Regulatory Policies
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GOV. ABBOTT KEPT HIS PROMISE IN FUNDING EDUCATION
Make your voice heard! Advocate for edtech policies and funding
Rep. Himes Discusses President's Immigration Policies and Homeland Security Funding
Funding Policies and the Nonprofit Sector in Western Canada Evolving Relationships in a Changing Env
Arts Management Spring Colloquium - Addressing Funding Inequities for Arts Organizations of Color
Future Sci Chat #7: Government Funding of Science
US 'sanctuary' cities face funding cuts if migrant-tolerant policies continue
Innovative, sustainable funding options for state DOTs
Good times set to roll again as funding to start flowing into Zimbabwe
GPNC September 2015 DONE Funding
A bill to block the passage of "Sanctuary Policies" passed through a subcommittee in legislature.
South Africa opposition EFF leader Julius Malema talks to CNBC Africa on the funding behind EFF and their investment policies.
Before the first bell rang, teachers and community members gather on Zuni Rd., behind Highland High to protest PED policies concerning funding for special education. "Walk-in" protests were scheduled at Albuquerque high schools all around the city Wednesday morning.
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Dr Shahid Jameel, CEO, Wellcome DBT India Alliance moderates a session on science policymaking at ICCB 2018. The panelists include experienced academicians from world over who have worked with industries and policymakers - to give insights on what alternate funding sources can work 'righteously' and what considerations big funders like government need to keep in mind.
Although this meeting focuses on the technical aspects of sound data management, because we believe the benefits of this are self-evident to scientists who are used to taking the greatest care in analysing and using data, we should be aware also of the general research policy framework in which so much modern research is located. At the level of national and international science policy, funding bodies increasingly require evidence for best practice in data management; likewise, open-access mandates for publications may become a reality. This presentation contextualises the practice of our science within the evolving policy framework for publicly funded research.
Economic Pledges from Leading Presidential Candidates On this week's UPFRONT, we are joined by Kim Hyun-chul, Vice Chairman of the People's Growth Committee, Democratic Party of Korea, Yun Chang-hyun, economic policy advisor for the Liberty Korea Party, Huh Chan-guk, economic policy advisor for the People's Party and Kim Jeong-jin, President of the Research Center for Future Politics of the Justice Party. With Korea's presidential election just around the corner, we sit down with a panel of representatives from four major presidential campaigns to discuss economic pledges made by each candidate. The panelists also answer questions from people on the streets. 대선 캠프 경제정책 공약 점검 이번주 UPFRONT에서는 김현철 / 더불어민주당 국민성장위원회 부위원장, 윤창현 / 자유한국당 경제정책 자문단 자문위원, 허찬국 / 국민의당 경제정책 자문위원, 김정진 / 정의당 미래정치센터 소장을 모시고...
Presented by Dr. Jan Geiss, Secretary General of EUFORES, on the Conference Enterprises for Green Tourism Development in Albena, Bulgaria on the 9th May 2014
Charles Blaschke of Education TURNKEY talks to SIIA about his chapter in The Experts' Guide to the Postsecondary Market. Blaschke co-authored the chapter "New Policies and Funding Trends Point to Expansion of College Readiness and Remediation Niche Market" More info: http://bit.ly/PostSecondaryExpertsGuide
http://www.euronews.com/ Governments are constantly searching for cost-effective education policies, while the private sector and industry offer their own funding solutions. This week we look at initiatives in three countries, Germany Sweden and the US. *Career Concept* Cinto Gersie is always on the run. He has his own business which he started while he was studying for his MBA, analysing the German mineral water market. He said: "I wrote my thesis on the mineral water market in 2006 and I finished my studies in 2007. The final paper I wrote was in fact my business plan for the company." Cinto was the first student in his class to be helped by an investment fund, and today his company is flourishing. He sells flavoured water to lifestyle customers, a fast growing market in Germany. He p...
Paul Hanley (Urban and Regional Planning, University of Iowa) Transportation is the market's circulatory system, ensuring the movement of goods and people essential to economic growth and prosperity. Transportation involves a tangle of interrelated policies—including urban and regional planning, regulation of multiple modes of transit, and sustainable consumption of precious resources. Our panel, led by faculty from the UI Urban Planning Department, will examine the range and challenges of these policies.
Funding agencies can influence how research is done, and researchers must respond quickly to agencies' initiatives. Clear policies and a collaborative policy process can help researchers respond. The National Science Foundation recently emphasized remote access to laboratory instruments—see one example from the department of chemistry.
Last legislative session, Gov. Greg Abbott made education one of his top priorities. Funding increased 59% even though the school age population only increased 55%. Now, that the Supreme Court has ruled that our state funding policies are legal, it's time for local officials to focus on how to use the money received from the state wisely. Spending $2 million on changing a school's name is not the best way to spend dollars given for education.
April is ISTE Advocacy Month and Mila Thomas-Fuller, ISTE Board President, wants YOU to advocate for edtech policies and funding. Act now to make your voice heard and help us advocate for important edtech programs like ESSA, the E-Rate program and the Lifeline program. These programs are critical for connecting schools, closing the homework gap and investing in innovation. Learn more at iste.org/takeaction
The Arts Management Program at American University hosted a colloquium on Friday, February 26, 2016. Several recent studies have explored issues of equity and funding for arts organizations of color. The DeVos Institute of Arts Management, the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, the National Center for Arts Research, and others have all drawn conclusions and offered recommendations to define the problem and suggest solutions. This Colloquium will focus on funding for arts organizations of color, and connect these reports to current practice and current experience of cultural managers and artists. What can we learn from the "diversity" discussion 20 years ago that funded primarily large Eurocentric museums, ballets, and operas where program staff remain predominantly White in ...
This week on Future Sci Chat, we'll be chatting about a very important topic to all of us, the government policies that affect science funding and how pure science research is affected by those policies. We will talk about how world economies are helped by funding of the sciences, the payoffs that big government funded projects have for society as a whole, and who the winners and losers are in terms of publicly funded scientific research. We're so excited to bring you the latest in science and technology every week! Visit http://futurechat.me Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/futurechats Like us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/futurechat Check out the Google+ Page: http://google.com/+FutureChatMe Subscribe on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/futurechats
Donald Trump's new Mexican border policy looks something like this; hire 5000 new guards, close the frontier, and suffocate the cities offering sanctuary status to illegal migrants. Sanctuary facilities began to be made available in several churches in the 1980s for migrants fleeing central America's savage conflicts who failed to obtain asylum. The large town of Cambridge in Massachusetts is one of these sanctuary cities. Local officials insist it will remain so. Cambridge to remain sanct… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2017/01/26/us-sanctuary-cities-face-funding-cuts-if-migrant-tolerant-policies-continue What are the top stories today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeDOz400FlseNGNqReKkFd euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Su...
This webinar discussed a new SSTI report on innovative, sustainable transportation funding models to assist decision-makers in identifying policies and practices to augment the current fuel tax revenue system. The report provides a broad account of these funding methods, where they have been implemented or proposed, and identifies state laws, policies, and practices that permit state DOTs and local governments to pursue a more sustainable funding model. The report, completed with the participation of North Carolina DOT, as well as Arizona, Illinois,Tennessee, Vermont, and Washington DOTs, suggests ways multiple revenue sources might be packaged to support and maintain transportation systems. In addition to SSTI staff, Paul Morris, Deputy Secretary for Transit for NCDOT, and Joe Segale, Pol...
Good times set to roll again as funding to start flowing into Zimbabwe THE African Development Bank (AfDB) is pleased with Zimbabwe’s economic policies and could soon start extending critical funding to the country. A high-level delegation from the bank will be in Harare soon for major talks with Government, with resolution of Zimbabwe’s external arrears featuring in those discussions. Focus will also be on energy, agriculture, infrastructure development and youth enterprise — areas the multilateral financing institution has shown keen interest in. Zimbabwe has not been accessing direct funding from the AfDB, World Bank and IMF on the back of arrears of US$1,8 billion. US$627 million of this sum is owed to the AfDB whose economic interventions in the Southern African nation have been res...
Item B. 2. Instruct Board Members to Comply with the new Dept. Funding Program Policies and NC Training & Checking Account Overview Policies or become INELIGIBLE TO VOTE on grants and funding matters that indirectly/directly affect or benefit the Community of Glassell Park.
Dr Shahid Jameel, CEO, Wellcome DBT India Alliance moderates a session on science policymaking at ICCB 2018. The panelists include experienced academicians from world over who have worked with industries and policymakers - to give insights on what alternate funding sources can work 'righteously' and what considerations big funders like government need to keep in mind.
Although this meeting focuses on the technical aspects of sound data management, because we believe the benefits of this are self-evident to scientists who are used to taking the greatest care in analysing and using data, we should be aware also of the general research policy framework in which so much modern research is located. At the level of national and international science policy, funding bodies increasingly require evidence for best practice in data management; likewise, open-access mandates for publications may become a reality. This presentation contextualises the practice of our science within the evolving policy framework for publicly funded research.
With federal dollars at a trickle and state and local funding drying up or unattainable, how do cities innovate and implement new policies that improve the lives of their residents? How have civic groups stepped up to fill the gap of government in ailing cities? How have new public private partnerships formed to solve intractable urban financing challenges such as transit and smart city infrastructure? How has the role of the foundation changed and how is it projected to change in the next 30 years? Moderator: Chris Dorle, Strong Cities and Strong Communities Fellow, Detroit Future City • Jennifer Bradley, Fellow and Senior Advisor, Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program • Wendy Lewis Jackson, Deputy Director, The Kresge Foundation • Garlin Gilchrest II, Deputy CIO for Technology and Co...
Paul Hanley (Urban and Regional Planning, University of Iowa) Transportation is the market's circulatory system, ensuring the movement of goods and people essential to economic growth and prosperity. Transportation involves a tangle of interrelated policies—including urban and regional planning, regulation of multiple modes of transit, and sustainable consumption of precious resources. Our panel, led by faculty from the UI Urban Planning Department, will examine the range and challenges of these policies.
April 15, 2016 Data Futures and Funding Futures: Shifting Landscapes David Krakauer, Susan Fitzpatrick, Robert Page, Tom Rosenbaum
Instructor: Shafiul Shuvo, Finance, Faculty of Business Studies (FBS), University of Dhaka সকল Live Classes পাবে আমাদের এই 10 Minute School Live Channel এ! তাছাড়া, ১০ মিনিট স্কুলের সাথে শেখা কখনও থামিও না, যেখানে তুমি পাবে ভিডিও টিউটোরিয়াল যা থেকে শিখে তুমি কুইজ দিয়ে নিজেকে যাচাই করে নিতে পারো, নিজের দক্ষতা বাড়ানোর জন্য পাবে অসাধারণ প্রশিক্ষক যারা তোমাকে নির্দেশনা দিবে। ১০ মিনিট স্কুলে তুমি পাবে লাইভ ক্লাস, ইন্টার্যাক্টিভ ভিডিও, ব্লগ, ডেভেলপমেন্ট সেকশন, স্মার্টবুক যার মাধ্যমে পুরো শিক্ষাগ্রহণ প্রক্রিয়াই হয়ে উঠবে আনন্দদায়ক এবং সকলে সুযোগ পাবে যাতে তারা শেখার, অনুশীলনের এবং উন্নতি করতে পারে। আমাদের ওয়েবসাইট: www.10minuteschool.com আমাদের সাথে ফেসবুকের মাধ্যমে যোগাযোগ করতে পারো এবং আমাদের পেইজে লাইক দাও যাতে আমাদের সম্প্রতি আপলোড করা ভিডিওগুলো দেখতে পারো https://www.facebook.com/10minute...
Presented by Dr. Jan Geiss, Secretary General of EUFORES, on the Conference Enterprises for Green Tourism Development in Albena, Bulgaria on the 9th May 2014
SPEC Kit 353, Funding Article Processing Charges, explores strategies ARL member institutions are using to address APCs, and describes and documents related policies and procedures. The Funding Article Processing Charges webinar aired December 7, 2016, and reviewed survey findings reported by ARL member libraries in July 2016. Presenters were Gail McMillan, Leslie O'Brien, and Philip Young, Virginia Tech Libraries. Webcast slides: http://www.arl.org/storage/documents/publications/funding-apcs-webinar-slides-and-script.pdf
Tomi Halonen, Counsellor of Education at the Ministry of Education and Culture, Finland, discusses about the research indicators in the Finnish Universities Funding Model from the perspective of open science. The presentation was held at the Nordic Workshop on Data Citation and Policies: How to Make it Happen? on 23rd November as a part of the Nordic Open Science and Research Forum 2016. Presentation slides are available at openscience.fi
Amaia Rodriguez - Metabolic Research Laboratory, University of Navarra, Spain Maria Bryant - Leeds Institute of Clinical Trials Research, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) are critical sustainability partners and play an important role in planning and programming federal and state transportation funds. Current federal surface transportation legislation, referred to as MAP-21, includes several provisions that allow regions to advance sustainability projects such as transit-oriented development (TOD), bicycling and pedestrian trails, joint development, placemaking, and complete street policies, among other investments. This webinar will explore provisions within federal transportation funding that regions can use now to begin implementing their sustainability plans. The mysteries behind acronyms such as CMAQ, STPP, TIP and TAP will be revealed, including how these can each be used to support sustainability investments...
Subject:Business Economics Paper:Economics of services
VERSION FRANÇAISE ➔ http://youtu.be/WjVJLMHW7Y8 - Pascal Rogard, Managing Director, SACD - Guillaume Blanchot, Multimedia and Technical Industries Director, CNC - Jason Hall, Managing Director, Teebster - Soon-Mi Peten, Head of sector, Support for Indepedent Producers, EACEA, MEDIA Programme - Moderator : Karine Halpern, Communication & Cross Media Consultant, Tawak Pictures
Eric Duflos | Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP, The World Bank) "Impact on MFIs, Funding and Government Policies"
Jan. 28, 2010:Public Policy & Funding the News Geoffrey Cowan Director, Center on Communication Leadership & Policy David Westphal Senior Fellow, Center on Communication Leadership & Policy For more information about the USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership & Policy: http://communicationleadership.usc.edu/
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This webinar discussed a new SSTI report on innovative, sustainable transportation funding models to assist decision-makers in identifying policies and practices to augment the current fuel tax revenue system. The report provides a broad account of these funding methods, where they have been implemented or proposed, and identifies state laws, policies, and practices that permit state DOTs and local governments to pursue a more sustainable funding model. The report, completed with the participation of North Carolina DOT, as well as Arizona, Illinois,Tennessee, Vermont, and Washington DOTs, suggests ways multiple revenue sources might be packaged to support and maintain transportation systems. In addition to SSTI staff, Paul Morris, Deputy Secretary for Transit for NCDOT, and Joe Segale, Pol...