Monday, September 14, 2009

Does It Work To Use Nail Polish On Warts

Conaf cooperation agreement Casablanca

The city of Casablanca CONAF Valparaíso and signed a cooperation agreement to promote sustainable development in this community that is part of the Biosphere Reserve Campana Peñuelas.

Developing sustainable tourism through the formation of environmental awareness among the inhabitants of Casablanca and support economic activities run under this principle, are part of the objectives they seek to realize through the cooperation agreement Municipality of Casablanca, the National Forestry Corporation and the Management Committee of the Biosphere Reserve La Campana - Peñuelas, signed on August 31, 2009. A signature

attended the Regional Governor, Ivan de la Maza, in his capacity as Chairman of the Management Committee of the Biosphere Reserve, the Regional Director CONAF Valparaíso, Juan Pablo Reyes, and Manuel Jesús Vera, Mayor of Casablanca.

The performance of this agreement was raised product of the recent enlargement of the Biosphere Reserve "La Campana Peñuelas, which now accounts for 238 000 hectares and incorporates as buffer zones to the towns of Quepilcho, Paso Hondo, the Orozco and Melosillas outside the town of Casablanca.

The agreement marks the completion of various activities to ensure and strengthen the three pillars of sustainable development: social development, economic development and conservation environment around the Reserve. Arises is how to develop training workshops for entrepreneurs and SMEs to develop sustainable tourism activities, and advocacy of Native Forest Law.

also plans to hold seminars, meetings and presentations to generate a sustainable and integrated environmental awareness within the Campana Peñuelas Biosphere Reserve, the development of sustainable productive development projects in the forestry and tourism, the creation and promotion of special interest tourism products, and the systematization of annual work plan that allows the strengthening of the proposed activities and incorporation of new ones.

The operation of this agreement will be in charge of Local Economic Development Agency of the City of Casablanca.

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

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Cerrejón and foundation François-Xavier Bagnoud Foundation, performed day 1 September 2009, a gathering of youth from different municipalities of the Department of Guajira Maicao, Uribia, Albania, and Barrancas Hatonuevo to share their experiences throughout the project implementation youngsters are young; a STI prevention strategy with emphasis on HIV / AIDS, addressed the whole community.
This meeting allowed closer ties between the young attendees, share and learn from the experiences of others. The main youth leaders in this process became known to all those present evidence of work being carried out within their institutions with support from their teachers.
be counted with the presence of the Secretary of Health Department, Ministry of Health of the municipality of Barrancas and an Officer of the Hospital San Jose of Maicao. who pledged to continue supporting the work of young and invited to continue with that enthusiasm to achieve the proposed goal is to live in a healthy Guajira free of HIV / AIDS.

Young a healthy and responsible sexuality.

INVITE YOU TO VISIT THIS LINK WHERE YOU CAN SEE EVIDENCE OF THIS GREAT EXPERIENCE.

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Friday, August 21, 2009

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SHARING EXPERIENCES


The sex education is an essential part of HIV prevention, sexually transmitted infections (STIs)



According to UNESCO, youth sex education are inadequate in many parts of the world, making them more vulnerable to HIV, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), unwanted pregnancies, exploitation and sexual abuse. To address this problem, has commissioned the development of international guidelines on sex education.

international guidelines was conducted by a researcher and physician, who have received significant contributions il. Offer "approach contrasted with effective education about sexuality, relationships, HIV and STIs" for children and young

Under the guidelines, appropriate sex education is an essential part of HIV prevention, and is also vital to achieve the goals of universal access to prevention, treatment, care and support. Programs designed and implemented properly can help reduce the risk that young people are infected with HIV or other STDs, unwanted pregnancies and sexually abusive or coercive relationships.

The main objective of sex education is to help young people in schools primary and secondary education to acquire knowledge, skills and values \u200b\u200bto make informed decisions about their sex lives. Is an essential component to learn to protect themselves from HIV, the same way these guidelines recommend that education is "age appropriate, culturally relevant and scientifically accurate" and that is offered in an environment where young people feel free to explore their attitudes and practices.

These guidelines are aimed primarily at decision makers in education and health sectors, especially the ministers of education and health and education professionals, teachers as they develop curricula, which are launched programs in educational institutions.

These guidelines, which will be completed and put in place before the end of 2009, are a step to promote political and technical leadership among education authorities and health to ensure that children and young people have access to information and knowledge they need in their personal, social and sexual