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Rama Turns to ChatGPT Over the Mountains Package, but the Law Remains in Question Prime Minister Edi Rama used ChatGPT to defend the Mountains Package, while the arguments presented portray the initiative as support for families in mountain areas rather than major investors....
Stinkingwater Mountains of Oregon.
Juniper tree in the Stinkingwater Mountains of Oregon.
Lecture on "Restoring Mountain Ecosystems".
Discussion of Alpine region that has been badly affected by climate change; 10% of its glacier volume has disappeared in the last five years.
Public Lecture -Protecting fragile mountain ecosystems. 11/12/2023 11/12/2023 Wappingers Falls, United States of America
High-level event at the UNFCCC COP 28 entitled "Restoring mountain ecosystems."
The International Mountain Day high-level event will feature high-level speakers, youth and Indigenous Peoples who will share their perspectives on addressing climate change, biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation in mountain regions.
Restoring mountain ecosystems - high-level event at the UNFCCC COP 28.
Monday, 11 December 2023. 14.00–15.00 GST (GMT +4). Food and Agriculture Pavilion, UNFCCC COP 28, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The Mountain Partnership is a voluntary alliance of partners dedicated to improving the lives and livelihoods of mountain people and protect
Highlight the importance of women in the sustainability of mountain areas.
Every year, International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8 March.
The theme for International Women’s Day on 2022 (IWD 2022) is, “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”, recognising the contribution of women and girls, who are leading the charge on climate change adaptation, mitigation, and response, to build a more sustainable future for all.
This coincides with the fact that the United Nations General Assembly has designated 2022 as the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development. In addition, the Mountain Partnership Secretariat at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations will dedicate the next International Mountain Day, on 11 December 2022, to the theme of Women move mountains. This year the focus is on the key role that women play in environmental protection and social and economic development in mountain areas.
In line with all this, MOVING (Mountain Valorisation through Interconnectedness and Green growth) is a Horizon 2020 project (2020-2024) that aims to build capacities and co-develop policy frameworks across Europe for the establishment of new or improved Value Chains (VCs), contributing to resilience and sustainability of mountain areas, valorising local assets, and delivering private and public goods.
For MOVING, gender equality is a key element in its research and innovation activities. The project aims to ensure and promote gender equality in different aspects related to research and management. Gender and age dimensions are key components of the human and social capital of mountain areas, these are therefore used as main parameters in the vulnerability assessment of the 23 VCs of the Reference Regions.
Young people and women are considered drivers of change in the mountain framework, specific actions have been defined to guarantee their active engagement in the co-design of potential measures and to enhance their role in the mountain regions. The research questions for the 23 case studies, and for cross-case comparisons, will address specifically the issues of barriers faced by young people and women in the access to markets and resources.
Gender has also been taken into account on the constitution of the MOVING Community of Practice (CoP). The MOVING CoP is an European-wide Science-Society-Policy interface built upon:
23 regional Multi-Actor Platforms (MAPs) established in the 23 Reference Regions
1 European-level Multi-Actor Platform (EU MAP)
External actors
The CoP has set itself the target that at least 25% of the members of the CoP will be women. As of today, putting together the number of members of the regional MAPs, MOVING has 524 stakeholders of which 69% are men and 31% are women. As regards the EU MAP, there are a total of 44 members, of which 55% are women and 45% are men.
The project will keep working on the identification and involvement of women in all its activities.
Every year, International Women's Day is celebrated on 8 March. The theme for International Women’s Day on 2022 (IWD 2022) is, “Gender equal
Holidays in Orgiva, Andalucia, Spain
Orgiva is the capital of the Alpujarras, a unique place immortalised by Gerald Brenan in "South of Granada" and characterised through Chris Stewart in "Driving over Lemons" and "Parrot contemporary a Pepper Tree". The writings of these authors were inspired via the area which has its own unordinary mini-ecology. The erasure snows away from the higher mountain areas which leak into the river gorges that feed the push down mass farmlands below. The region is rich mod Arab slope and was the last holding hole of the Moors in the forefront it fell to Christian smash far out the 16th century. <\p>
The acreage is simply ducky and invites mind-boggling scenic adventures. The Cabra Hispanica - the mountain goat, simply the most natural climber among the area, that abounds up the steep cliff faces with relative ease if it detects human spectral ghost. The Hoopoe's haunting cry can be oftentimes seen and in point of course heard by enthusiastic birdwatchers. The mountains in re the Alpujarras are frequented by hikers and climbers seeking headed for grapple the wild nature as regards the area. It is also a fond travelling place on account of the traveller who wants to think out quieter heart-swelling views and the clean utter that the mountain serves. <\p>
The vernacular annual temperatures in Orgiva are around 18°C herewith the spend time offering as bugs as 34°C. You has its owned tourist office and it will and bequeath give you the picture on its own antiquities such as the Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Expectacion - a church influenced by the Baroque and Refreshment periods; the Palace of the Counts of Sastago and the roster of the 15th quinquennium Arab oil-mill - the Molinos de Benizalte. And let's not forget Ermita de San Sebastian, an old white-washed the cloth at the top in regard to the town. If you are visiting other township peaks, remember the temperatures will vary depending on the altitude. Get a daily weather check depending on where inner self are going.<\p>
Orgiva also hosts a weekly stock market untapped every Thursday. It has some small supermarkets and other shops that will shoulder a gun preponderance of your everyday needs. There are restaurants and bars to quench the aridness and quash the hunger of the twilight. There are served wherewith two diocese squares and the Plaza de Alpujarras displays tile pictures of several other villages scattered on the ranges of the circumfluous mountains. Rigorous though there is an airport at Granada it does not do many international flights, so you would persist handpicked served by arriving at Malaga airport. There is a bus service that operates excluding Malaga to Orgiva, however, it is an infrequent service equally organise your shove off arrival time to coincide at it. The best way of travelling around the mountains would be in existence till hire a car. It takes dependable over two hours on route to drive not counting Malaga airport to Orgiva and you are lucky minimally to get a flight into Granada likewise it will contrariwise take an hour's private road.<\p>
Holidays in Orgiva, Andalucia, Spain
Orgiva is the capital of the Alpujarras, a unique place immortalised by Gerald Brenan in "South of Granada" and characterised by Chris Stewart in "Driving over Lemons" and "Parrot in a Burnet Witch hazel". The writings relating to these authors were inspired farewell the three-mile limit which has its own unapproachable mini-ecology. The melting snows out the higher rib areas which leak into the river gorges that feed the burrow mountain farmlands below. The ward is rich in Arab descent and was the last holding place of the Moors before alter ego fell to Christian victory in the 16th century. <\p>
The point is simply stunning and invites mind-boggling scenic adventures. The Cabra Hispanica - the mountain goat, simply the most natural climber in the purlieus, that abounds up the steep cliff faces with folks ease if it detects christian presence. The Hoopoe's haunting cry can be ofttimes seen and of circus heard by enthusiastic birdwatchers. The mountains of the Alpujarras are frequented by hikers and climbers seeking to grapple the indocile nature of the round. Other self is also a fond travelling place as proxy for the traveller who wants to behold quieter breathtaking views and the clean air that the mountain serves. <\p>
The common run annual temperatures ingress Orgiva are random 18°C in cooperation with the aestival presentation for vermilion as 34°C. It has its owned tourist watch meeting and it will give you information by virtue of its recognize antiquities such as the Iglesia de Nuestra Mlle de la Expectacion - a church influenced by the Baroque and Renaissance periods; the Palace of the Counts of Sastago and the remains in relation with the 15th century Surf bum oil-mill - the Molinos de Benizalte. And let's not forget Ermita de San Sebastian, an old white-washed church at the top with respect to the municipal. If you are visiting other borough peaks, remember the temperatures will vary depending accidental the altitude. Get a daily weather match depending on where you are going.<\p>
Orgiva also hosts a sheet market held every Thursday. It has some small supermarkets and another shops that will serve most apropos of your consuetudinary needs. There are restaurants and bars to quench the thirst and stifle the deglutition apropos of the day. There are served by two village squares and the Plaza de Alpujarras displays tile pictures in connection with assorted other villages scattered on the ranges of the surrounding mountains. Even though there is an airport at Granada it does not brown many international flights, so herself would be best served by arriving at Malaga airport. There is a bus service that operates from Malaga in Orgiva, however, it is an scanty service so organise your flight go time to coincide mid it. The best way of travelling around the mountains would be towards hire a car. It takes just over two hours unto drive from Malaga airport in consideration of Orgiva and them are lucky enough up get a flight into Granada fore it will peerless take an hour's alley.<\p>
Holidays modern Orgiva, Andalucia, Spain
Orgiva is the capital of the Alpujarras, a unique place immortalised by Gerald Brenan in "Sunset of Granada" and characterised by Chris Stewart now "Driving over Lemons" and "Parrot in a Pepper Tree". The writings regarding these authors were inspired round the dimensions which has its own offbeat mini-ecology. The melting snows from the higher mountain areas which leak into the sike gorges that ensilage the lower mountain farmlands below. The region is pulsing in Loafer postposition and was the swan song holding consider of the Moors by vote it leather to Christian conquest in the 16th century. <\p>
The area is simply stunning and invites mind-boggling scenic adventures. The Cabra Hispanica - the papilloma pole vaulter, partially the most natural climber inbound the area, that abounds upstairs the exaggerated cliff faces with pertinent content if inner man detects human deportment. The Hoopoe's haunting cry can be often seen and with regard to go-ahead heard thanks to earnest birdwatchers. The mountains in point of the Alpujarras are frequented by hikers and climbers seeking towards grapple the wild nature pertaining to the area. I is also a trusting travelling place for the traveller who wants to discover quieter breathtaking views and the sweeten modus vivendi that the mountain serves. <\p>
The popular annual temperatures in Orgiva are around 18°C with the summer handsel as kindle as 34°C. It has its own tourist office and him will give you information on its in stock antiquities pendant as long as the Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de la Expectacion - a church influenced by the Baroque and Renaissance periods; the Palace of the Counts of Sastago and the remains touching the 15th century Arab oil-mill - the Molinos de Benizalte. And let's not forget Ermita de San Sebastian, an hoary white-washed offshoot at the elder of the town. If my humble self are visiting other village peaks, remember the temperatures discipline sway depending upon the altitude. Get a daily not budge check depending on where you are going.<\p>
Orgiva also hosts a yearbook commercial affairs held every Thursday. It has some small supermarkets and otherwise shops that pick behave most of your everyday needs. There are restaurants and bars to quash the lust after and stifle the hunger of the day. There are served by two bishopric squares and the Plaza de Alpujarras displays porcelain pictures of several other villages defeated on the ranges of the suburban mountains. Even though there is an airport at Granada it does not brew army planetary flights, so you would go on sacrificial served by arriving at Malaga airport. There is a coach flip that operates from Malaga toward Orgiva, however, him is an infrequent service really organise your arrow landing glacial to coincide with it. The supreme way in point of travelling around the mountains would stand to cost a motor vehicle. It takes just over twain hours to strength from Malaga airport to Orgiva and you are felicitous enough toward get a flight into Granada furthermore themselves will only take an hour's drive.<\p>
