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Photo. Kinbasket Reservoir behind Mica Dam. Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx, courtesy of Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center. UT NV Right: Map shows the Columbia RIver Basin in Canada and the U.S. in lighter green CA w w w .c b t .or g / c r t and the Columbia Basin Trust region in darker green. Why Was the CRT Signed? Key Provisions of the Columbia River Treaty THE CHALLENGE Canada and the U.S. were facing two major challenges in the Columbia River Basin (Basin) after WWII. In addition to an increasing population, the “untamed” Columbia River was causing periodic and sometimes devastating flooding. Simultaneously, an upswing in the economy increased the need for energy sources. THE SOLUTION In order to meet these challenges, the two countries ratified the CRT in 1964. The purpose of the CRT is to coordinate flood control and optimize hydroelectric energy production in the Basin on both sides of the border. Under the CRT, Canada agreed to build three storage dams in Canada: Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx, Duncan and Xxxx. The CRT also allowed the U.S. to build Libby Dam in Montana, which created a reservoir that flooded back into Canada.
Photo. Get comments comments id String YES The Facebook ID of the any valid All these fields are returned by default Id, from, comment access_token or user_photos or from an API call. If someone wants only some of them, he can use the parameters to restrict the result. message, created_time, likes, User_likes, friends_photos xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/docs/ref erence/api/photo/ type from String YES The user that created the comment any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos message String YES The comment text any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos created_time String YES The datetime the comment was created any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos likes String YES The number of times this comment was liked any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos user_likes String YES This field is returned only if the authenticated user likes this comment any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos type String YES The type of this object; always returns comment any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos Get likes likes id String YES The Facebook ID of the any valid All these fields are returned by default Id, name person who made the like access_token or user_photos from an API call. If someone wants only some of them, he can use the parameters to restrict the result. or friends_photos xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/docs/ref erence/api/photo/ name String YES The Facebook name of the person who made the like any valid access_token or user_photos or friends_photos
Photo. In the presence of Xx Xxxxx Xxx, Chief Executive Officer of HPH Trust, Xx Xxx Xxxxxxx, Vice Mayor of Chongqing and Xx Xx Xx, Member of the standing committee of CPC Chongqing Shapinba District Committee, Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Managing Director of Xxxxxxxxx Logistics (HK) Limited and Xx Xxxx Xxxxx, Chairman of CCI Eurasia Land Bridge Logistics Development Co. Ltd. signed the Framework Agreement yesterday. (Front, right to left) Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Xx Xxxx Xxxxx (Back, right to left) Xx Xxxxx Xxx, Xx Xxx Xxxxxxx, Xx Xx Xx Xxxxxxxxx Port Holdings Trust (HPH Trust) HPH Trust is the world’s first container port business trust listed in Singapore. The portfolio of HPH Trust consists of interests in deep-water container port assets located in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, the People’s Republic of China, two of the world’s busiest container ports, as well as certain port ancillary services and the economic benefits of river ports complementary to the deep-water container ports operated by HPH Trust. The investment mandate of HPH Trust is principally to invest in, develop, operate and manage deep-water container ports in the Guangdong Province, Hong Kong and Macau, one of the world’s largest trading hubs by throughput. HPH Trust is managed by Xxxxxxxxx Port Holdings Management Pte. Limited, with the key objective of providing unitholders with stable and regular distributions as well as long-term distribution per unit growth. Xxxxxxxxx Port Holdings Management Pte. Limited (Trustee-Manager) Xxxxxxxxx Port Holdings Management Pte. Limited, the Trustee-Manager of HPH Trust and an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of XX Xxxxxxxxx Holdings Limited, has the dual responsibilities of safeguarding the interests of Unitholders and managing HPH Trust’s business. The Board of the Trustee-Manager consists of individuals with a broad range of commercial experience and expertise in the port industry. Media Enquiry Xxxxxxxxx Logistics (HK) Limited Xxxxx Xx Tel: (000) 0000 0000 Fax: (000) 0000 0000
Photo. Recognizing the need to deconstruct hegemonic masculinity as part of the effort to address gender inequality, during the training participants were shown the aprons used in the “Men for Equality” campaign led by MIMPV in 2019. Here, 5 participants from XXX staff volunteer to use the apron. Photo: XXX. Increasing women’s participation in water user associations Working to amplify the National Water Authority’s (XXX) efforts to strengthen and expand the role of women in Water User Boards, NIWS strategically participated in two Water User Board meetings this quarter, the First Meeting of Women of the Local Water Authority of the Middle and Lower Piura, held on November 22, 2019, and the XIV Meeting of Water Users of the Chancay-Lambayeque Valley, held on December 5-6, 2019. Led by the General Directorate of Water Users Boards, the meetings aimed to advance the gender equity commitments made by XXX during the Gender Equality and Water Security Forum in June 2019 by strengthening the capacities of women belonging to Water User Boards. The General Directorate is opening spaces for the participation of women in water resource management, positioning women’s agendas and securing decision making positions in the Board agendas. The First Regional Meeting of Women Water Users in Piura followed the format successfully developed and executed by women in the Chancay-Lambayeque Water Users Board. Since 2001, the Chancay Lambayeque women water users held 14 regional meetings, exchanging experiences, improving their organizational knowledge, and strengthening their capacities to improve their participation and performance in water resource management. The Project presented on gender and women's participation in water governance, in which approximately 70 women were present. During the XIV Meeting of Users of the Chancay Lambayeque Valley, called “Sowing water in the watershed we reap life: the role of women users” approximately 120-150 women participated representing the User Commissions of Chongoyape, Ferreñafe, Pítipo, Capote, Reque, Monsefú, Chiclayo, Lambayeque, Mochumí, Muy Finca, Túcume and Mórrope. NIWS participated in this event via a presentation called "Gender gaps in natural infrastructure and water security and challenges for equality." The presentation outlined regionally relevant findings from the NIWS study, “Gender Gaps in Natural Infrastructure and Water Management in Peru” that can directly inform targeted gender equity in strategies in Chancay-Lambayeque...
Photo. Public meeting and discussions with Tskaltsminda community in Lanchkhuti, Guria Background Coastal Village Tskaltsminda, belonging to Grmagele Community, is located in Lanchkhuti Municipality, Guria Region of Georgia, on the southern/left bank of Supsa River where it discharges to the Black Sea. Average sea level is 2 m. The village infrastructure includes public school, one hotel, other tourism facilities developing, fishing. The beaches are quite valuable with magnetite containing grey sand. BP has built and opened in 1999 Supsa Oil Terminal and Offshore Loading Facility – end point of the Baku‐Supsa western route oil pipeline with 4 reservoirs of 40,000 tones capacity each. Initial considerations In 2008 was completed implementation of the EuropeAid funded project EU funded project Environmental Collaboration for the Black Sea (see ECBSea, 2009),which supported ICZM pilot project, with objective of setting an example of spatial planning in support of the sustainable development of the local coastal community by maintaining natural environment and simultaneously enhancing economic potential of the community, contributing into improved incomes and living conditions for local people. Location selected for such a pilot project was Tskaltsminda village in Lanchkhuti Municipality, for which the integrated plan for sustainable development was elaborated (ECBSea, 2009). The Plans was approved by the Sakrebulo (Council) of Lanchkhuti Municipality in May, 2008. The objective of the public meeting with the local population was to jointly review the progress with the implementation of the plan, problems encountered and perspectives for future.
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Photo. 59. LOW WALLS AND TREE PLANTING DEFINE PARKING SPACE, CONSTANTIA ALPHEN FIGURE. 46. BELLVILLE CAMPUS: VEHICULAR ACCESS AND MOVEMENT Vehicular Access Diagram Legend Vehicular Movement Restricted Access Parking Gateway PHOTO. 60. CREATE SAFE AND SECURE ROUTE BETWEEN THE STATION AND CAMPUS CPUT MASTER PLAN | JULY 2014 61
