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Stewardship Of Water Through Ensuring Sustainable Development Of River Banks, Justin R. Nayagam
Stewardship Of Water Through Ensuring Sustainable Development Of River Banks, Justin R. Nayagam
Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Service-Learning 亞太地區服務研習會議
The state Kerala is blessed with scenic beauty and appears evergreen throughout the year as it regularly receives South West and North West monsoons. The wetlands of Kerala provide myriad of biological functions lending ecological and economic sustainability to the region. However, due to immense biotic interferences, such habitats are under threat, and have shrunken in size considerably. The present work is an attempt to develop awareness in students, farmers and commoners on the degree of habitat destruction; and to implement strategies for eco-restoration of specific sites under study. Ten students of graduate stream and two from post graduate level …
Hong Kong's Dual Identities And Sporting Mega-Event Policy, Brian Bridges
Hong Kong's Dual Identities And Sporting Mega-Event Policy, Brian Bridges
Centre for Public Policy Studies : CPPS Working Paper Series
Since Hong Kong's reversion to China in 1997, the Special Administrative Region's government and its people have grappled with the problem of trying to pursue dual objectives at the same time. Firstly, to adjust to being a 'new' part of China and what that means in terms of national consciousness and local identities, particularly given the Beijing leaders' expectations that Hongkongers should come to 'love China'. Secondly, drawing at least in part on the past British colonial legacy, to maintain Hong Kong's international role as a cosmopolitan and commercial city as typified through the aspiration to be 'Asia's world city'. …