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2016: The International Year of Global Understanding (IYGU) |
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The International Year of Global Understanding (IYGU) addresses the ways in which we inhabit an increasingly globalized world. How do we transform nature? How do we build new social and political relationships for the emerging global reality? Societies and cultures determine the ways we live with and shape nature. They influence how we perceive the global consequences of our everyday actions. We need to understand what our daily actions mean for the world as a whole in order to overcome global challenges. |
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Sustainable Health Code of Practice |
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In “Sustainable Health Code of practice” , organizations have a duty to act in the best long-term interests of our beneficiaries and believe that environmental, social, and economy issues can affect the their performance.
This Programme involves ‘greening’ the health sector with particular attention to human health care (physically, mentally, welfare), energy, travel, waste, procurement, water, infrastructure adaptation and building’s related industries.
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ISO 18459,Biomimetics – Biomimetic structural optimization |
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ISO 18458:2015, Biomimetics – Terminology, concepts and methodology, provides a framework for the terminology on biomimetics in scientific, industrial and educational fields while ISO 18459,Biomimetics – Biomimetic structural optimization, specifies the functions and scopes of biomimetic structural optimization methods that consider the ideal design of components to withstand things like weight or lifespan. |
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EuroCert Leadership Academy Registration |
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The Leadership Academy is a Subsidiary Educational and Research Company which is registered as “EuroCert Leadership Academy Registration” for designing and facilitating customized leadership Strategy that accelerate performance, help execute strategic plans, facilitate change, shape organisational culture and develop business in the “Main Companies” around the world. |
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REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STANDARDIZATION AND INNOVATION Geneva (Switzerland), 13‐14 November 2014 |
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Innovation is widely recognized as one of the essential drivers of successful business and a
key contributor to a nation’s productivity and economic and social development. Finding
ways of fostering innovation is a central concern for both forward-thinking companies and
governments. In many countries there is a strong focus on public funding of research and
development and on intellectual property rights (IPR) as instruments of innovation policy and
business strategy.
Whilst it is clear that economic and societal benefits from research can only be achieved
through their successful transfer into innovative products and processes, this critical aspect –
which is the one to which standardization contributes most – is often neglected. |
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