Sentences with phrase «from other international organisations»

I therefore hope that practitioners will pick up my book to reflect on their own work and to consider best practices from the other international organisations.

Not exact matches

Engaging in multilateral forums and other international environmental organisations can help Australia benefit from international actions to manage global resources, the atmosphere, the high seas and Antarctica.

From working for the Red Cross at the age of 12 to running and leading international charity and youth rehab organisations, I always knew that I wanted to dedicate my life to serving and helping others.

International Humanist organisations where you may find other campaigning humanists from around the world: European Humanist Federation; International Humanist and Ethical Union

On 12 April 2010, close to 1000 farmers from different parts of the Philippines, joined with representatives of farmers organisations from other Asian countries such as Cambodia, India, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan and Vietnam, to gather at the main gate of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in Los Banos, Laguna (Philippines).

You can earn a license from PADI, BSAC, VDST, and Barakuda as well as other international diving organisations.

These new exhibitors join other European exhibitors who are returning after a successful event in 2014, including well known car rental provider Europcar International, France's Tourism development agency ATOUT France, Slovenia's National Tourist Board SPIRIT Slovenia and regional tourism organisations of Dubrovnik and Zagreb, from Croatia.

Directors, curators, and patron groups from a record 230 international museums and other arts organisations attended.

The decision follows CEM members selecting the IEA — from a short - list of other international organisations — as their preferred home for the CEM Secretariat at their recent Ministerial meeting in San Francisco on 1 - 2 June.

Press Release Secretive Deloitte audit in Liberia raises allegations of irresponsible corporate behaviour and conflict of interest 28/11/2002 A secretive agreement signed between the government of Liberia and the auditing firm Deloitte & Touche (i) is drawing criticism from Global Witness and other international organisations.

Experts from UNEP and other organisations keep pointing out that every dollar invested in cutting GHG emissions and adapting to climate change gets double the bang for the buck because the results directly support the only sustainable future possible, which is captured in the international community's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Perhaps the most notable of Donald Trump's touted policies from an isolationist perspective is his pledge to force other members of NATO to contribute more to the organisation financially, or otherwise risk the US failing to respond to acts of international aggression.

A joint statement by the group said: «With support from leading law firms and other organisations, including the Linux Foundation's Hyperledger, the International Association for Commercial and Contract Management (IACCM) and Clio, the Accord Project has launched to develop open source technology and standards for computational contracting.»

For example, consider if they are: international (importers and exporters with no real business investment outside the country); multination (some investment in other countries, but the products from the home country are typically adapted for the local market); global (invested and present in many countries with the same coordinated image across countries), or transnational (complex organisations that are much more decentralised with power given to each foreign market).