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WHO global water, sanitation and hygiene
This report summarizes the World Health Organization’s (WHO) global work on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) during 2022. It describes WHO’s continued delivery of essential WASH programming as elaborated in its 2018–2025 strategy. This includes publication and dissemination of its work monitoring access to WASH and WASH systems through the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme for Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (JMP) and the UN-Water Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water (GLAAS), continued development and implementation of its norms on drinking-water and sanitation, and overall advocacy including on hand hygiene. All of WHO’s WASH work was augmented through the strength of its partnerships.
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Un Livre Des Aquarelles
A photograph is a cursory glance, to which I return for a reminder. But the camera is mostly impersonal. I may direct it, but it interferes, interposes. I use these aquarelles like snapshots. When my hand touches the pencil, the brush, the paint, I become a part of the moment. Nobody else sees it as I did. I saw all these places. I studied them and painted them. They are my memory.
What Is a Brand?
A series of statements answering the title's question, from the voices of over 40 professionals. Compiled by SMoss, a brand guru and former think-tank CEO, this book's contents demonstrate the variety of opinion surrounding the subject of branding. Precise, witty, irreverent and timely, each fragment can stand alone as a single discussion topic.
Marine Resource Damage Assessment
The main focus of this important book is on civil liability regimes to compensate for ecological/environmental damage, the impact of EC decision-making on the international regime for oil pollution damage, the use of environmental funds in this respect, the economic valuation of damage to the environment from a theoretical perspective and the application of the Contingent Valuation Method in Belgium for ecological damage at sea.
Fate and the Pearls
The painting disappeared and now a missing strand of pearls occupies the enigmatic Captain Blackpool. In a series of flashbacks we learn of Harry's earliest days in India and beyond, his connection to the House of Jaipur, and the search for the mysterious Marquis who gave the boy his name.
The Crimson Garter
This story introduces the enigmatic secret agent Harry Blackpool, as he follows an errant ballerina and her artist lover on an odyssey across Europe and the New World in the wake of a scandalous painting. Set during the Napoleonic era, the story features a wild cast of characters, some of whom will appear in the follow-up novels. The action takes place in Barbados, London, Prague, Paris, Scotland, Strasbourg and Venice. Here also begins the tale of Captain Blackpool's early days in India. The novel concludes after a great masked ball at a palace outside Paris, where a letter changes hands in a comedy of intrigue and errors.
Legacy & Power
The way in which cultural values pass from generation to generation is the subject of this book. With the advent of mass communication and the devaluation of language, especially spoken English, younger cultures, like North America's may not possess the terminology to easily engage the concept at hand. The French philosophical school of Mediology, a radical movement founded by Regis Debray, posits that the cultural values are transmitted through four classic scenarios: by family; by spirituality, by politics; by masters. To this, we add a fifth scenario: by celebrity. Rather than explain in didactic or academic language, the ideas introduced here present themselves in a classical way, through the venerable technique of storytelling. Our challenge is to think for ourselves again."
Case Studies of Five Modern Labyrinths
The light was growing dim in the late afternoon of July 10, 1972, when the poet Kenneth Rexroth halted our conversation abruptly and reached for a file at the corner of his desk, sliding it across in my direction. “Look at this,” he said with some exasperation. It was a manuscript, 64 typewritten pages, which had originally come to him under a blind cover letter. “A fellow down in Los Angeles has sent this to me,” he said. “Perhaps you can make some sense of it. I think the guy might be crazy. But you may find something there.”It was bewildering enough that I slipped it into a box of papers under my desk that night and promptly forgot about it. Eventually the box traveled down to my parent's garage in Seal Beach, California. There it lay until 2013, when I stumbled upon it, forty-one years later.This is the complete text of that manuscript.
