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Grethe_Nielsen
Let’s make peace – today!

Today I'm "portraying" UN-memberstate number 174 - represented by Américo d'Oliveira dos Ramos, prime minister of Saõ Tomé & Principe.

Sao Tome became the first country in Africa to adopt multiparty democracy in 1990. It was, later on, followed up by holding its first multiparty elections in 1991 after changing the Constitution. The first multiparty elections were free, fair, transparent, and non-violent.

There are no dangerous animals like tigers, lions, deadly snakes, or spiders in the jungle of São Tomé.
However, the most threatening animal is the mosquito. (Afrikanza.com)

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Every Monday I portray one of the 193 head of state/government whilst waiting for world peace …
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Read more: draw-attention.dk/the-un-project

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#worldleadersforum #caricature #politicalcaricature #politicalfigures #unitednations #worldleaders #humanrightscouncil #tushtegning #democracy #drawings #climatechanges #ClimateAction #OceanConservation #GlobalLeadership #SmallIslands #Sustainability #SãoToméOgPríncipe #saotomeandprincipe
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Grethe_Nielsen
Let’s make peace – today!

Today I'm "portraying" UN-memberstate number 175 - represented by Fiame Naomi Mata'afa, primeminister of Samoa. Mataʻafa is Samoa's first female prime minister. She is also the second woman to lead a pacific island country after president of the Marshall Islands, Hilda Heine.

The word tattoo is believed to originate from Samoa. Dating back centuries, the Samoan “tat” is regarded as a right of passage for many samoans.

Why this post?

Every Monday I portray one of the 193 head of state/government whilst waiting for world peace …
…..
Read more: draw-attention.dk/the-un-project

Feel free to share!

#worldleadersforum #caricature #politicalcaricature #politicalfigures #unitednations #worldleaders #humanrightscouncil #saintvincentandthegrenadines #tushtegning #democracy #drawings #climatechanges #ClimateAction #OceanConservation #GlobalLeadership #SmallIslands #Sustainability #samoa #commonwealthday
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Grethe_Nielsen
Let’s make peace – today!

Today I'm "portraying" UN-memberstate number 178 - represented by
Dickon Amiss Thomas Mitchell, primeminister of Grenada

An important aspect of the Grenadian culture is the tradition of storytelling, with folk tales bearing both African and French influences.
Politics in Grenada has been characterised by instability and corruption, but has improved greatly since the 1990s.

Why this post?

Every Monday I portray one of the 193 head of state/government whilst waiting for world peace …
…..
Read more: draw-attention.dk/the-un-project

Feel free to share!

#worldleadersforum #caricature #politicalcaricature #politicalfigures #unitednations #worldleaders #humanrightscouncil #saintvincentandthegrenadines #tushtegning #democracy #drawings #climatechanges #ClimateAction #OceanConservation #GlobalLeadership #SmallIslands #Sustainability #PeaceAndSecurity #grenada #grenadaindependence #stgeorgesuniversity
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Ilan Kelman

"Institutional capacity, useability of data, and evidence-based decision-making for sustainable development in Small Island Developing States"
A new working paper with Kalim Shah to input into the #SIDS4 meeting via ODI.
odi.org/en/publications/data-a
 
#IslandStudies #SmallIslands #BigData #SmallData #SustainableDevelopment #Islands

ODI: Think changeInstitutional capacity, useability of data, and evidence-based decision-making for sustainable development in Small Island Developing StatesThis paper outlines the challenges, opportunities and gaps for SIDS institutions when utilising data and evidence-based decision-making for sustainable development in SIDS. It explores the applicability of ‘big’ and ‘small’ data in SIDS contexts, the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge and local experiences into policy decisions, and the role of regional data platforms in enhancing capacity and supporting evidence-based policies.
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