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Sustainable Development goals funding

  • Osho Ademola Joel
  • Uncategorized
  • February 13, 2018

Stop The Not Yet Mentality (2)

As you go through the year, it is important to stay focused.This might be difficult especially when you consider the issues ravaging the country.As truthful as that could be, it’s not a reason for a potential achiever to operate at the middle level of mediocrity.People will celebrate your result and not yet excuses.

You can read the Stop Not Yet Mentality 1 here

Today, we will delve into strategies that can make you stay focused on your dream and explore to full capacity. I want to assume at this juncture that you have a SMART goal and there is no need to explain that.Let set the ball rolling

Define the end in the beginning

Identify what the achievement of that goal will bring to you-joy, body fitness, money, contract, visibility, equity, customer retention, safety etc. Don’t just figure it out in your head, write out at least 3 outcomes before you start out.

Love it

This is a secret that can bring anything to you without a struggle.Love dearly the result you identified in 1 above and the process. Love is a beautiful thing – love is the only language the universe understands when it comes to the exchange of value.You love it, you have it.

Develop a vision board

You want to have that which you love, clearly project it. For instance, you saw Jane at a party or on Facebook and the glimpse of love for her gripped your mind, you will daily look at her picture and wish she is right in your arms. If you are then serious about Jane, you will map out strategies to have her. You can do the following

A. If in a party, you will likely call your friend/cousin who invited you and ask for more details about Jane. You get the contact to begin the dreadful pursuit of your goal of having Jane

B. If on facebook,you’re likely to read “About”, preference, mutual friends or anything point of connection and then slide like a superman into her DM.

That is exactly what Vision Board is to your goal.It gives you a clear insight into your “Jane” and the ability to communicate on a daily basis until you accomplish it.

Your vision board is your critical path schedule. It shows the Goal, key activities to be done and milestone, timeline, key partners, cost implication -this could be in cash, sleep, cut down on social activities etc.

You can read the Stop Not Yet Mentality 1 here

Adopt the Eisenhower Matrix

This matrix was developed by General Eisenhower the 34th president of the United States to help you prioritise your tasks by urgency and importance results in 4 quadrants.

The first quadrant is called ” Do first ” Identify and put all tasks that are important for your life and career and need to be done today or tomorrow at the latest. You could use a timer to help you concentrate while trying to get as much of them done as possible.

The second quadrant is called “Schedule”. Its tasks are important but less urgent. You should list tasks you need to put on your calendar here.

The third quadrant is for those tasks you could delegate as they are less important to you than others but still pretty urgent. You should keep track of delegated tasks by e-mail, telephone or within a meeting to check back on their progress later.

The fourth and last quadrant is called “Don’t Do” because it is there to help you sort out things you should not be doing at all.

Delete all bad habits, like surfing the internet without a reason or gaming too long, staying glued to television, unnecessary events, conversations, visit. They prevent you from executing important tasks in the 1st and 2nd quadrant.

With all these in place, stick to the plan and smash the goal head on

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  • Osho Ademola Joel
  • Uncategorized
  • January 31, 2018

UNESCO/ISEDC Co-Sponsored Fellowships Programme – 2018

What is it about?

The aim of this fellowships programme is to enhance the capacity-building and human resources development in the area of sustainable and renewable energy sources in developing countries and countries in transition. The training activities in the framework of these fellowships are tenable in specialized institutions in the Russian Federation. The medium of instruction will be English. UNESCO will solicit applications from the developing countries and countries in transition.

In line with the strategy and objectives of the approved UNESCO Programme and Budget for the Fellowships Programme Section, the UNESCO Category II International Center for Sustainable Energy Development (ISEDC) in Moscow (Russian Federation) is offering twenty (20) fellowships of four weeks (4)  duration each in 2018.

Field of Study

One month duration: from 1 to 26 October 2018.

The candidates may choose to study in the following fields of study, which are aligned with UNESCO’s objectives and programme priorities, as per approved 35 C/5 and in accordance with the decisions made by the Executive Board (161 EX/Decision 3.6.3 and 165 EX/Decision 8.6) :

(a) Energy and sustainable development;
(b) Ecological management of energy resources;
(c) Renewable energy;
(d) Sustainable and renewable energy power generation.

List of Invited Member States

AFRICA (46 Member States)

Angola*, Benin*, Botswana, Burkina Faso*, Burundi*, Cameroon, Cape Verde*, Central African Republic*, Chad*, Comoros*, Congo, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo*, Djibouti*, Equatorial Guinea*, Eritrea*, Ethiopia*, Gabon, Gambia*, Ghana, Guinea*, Guinea-Bissau*, Kenya, Lesotho*, Liberia*, Madagascar*, Malawi*, Mali*, Mauritius, Mozambique*, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda*, Sao Tome and Principe*, Senegal*, Seychelles, Sierra Leone*, Somalia*, South Africa, Swaziland, Togo*, Uganda*, United Republic of Tanzania*, Zambia*, and Zimbabwe

ARAB STATES (15 Member States)

Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Mauritania*, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Sudan*, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, Yemen*

ASIA and THE PACIFIC (39 Member States)

Afghanistan*, Bangladesh*, Bhutan*, Cambodia*, China, Cook Islands, Federal States of Micronesia, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kazakhstan, Kiribati*, Kyrgyzstan, Lao People’s Democratic Republic*, Malaysia, Maldives*, Marshall Islands, Mongolia, Myanmar*, Nauru, Nepal*, Niue, Pakistan, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Samoa*, Solomon Islands*, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor – Leste, Tonga, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu*, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu*, Viet Nam

LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (32 Member States)

Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia (plurinacional State of), Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti*, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, Venezuela

EUROPE (22 Member States)

Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Montenegro, Republic of Moldova, Republic of Serbia, Romania, Slovak Republic, The former Yugolsav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey, and Ukraine

Qualifications Required

Candidates must meet the following criteria:

(a) Holder of at least a BSc degree or BA in Economics;
(b) Proficient in English language;
(c) Not more than 35 years of age;

Procedures on Submission of applications

(a) All applications should be endorsed by the National Commission for UNESCO and must be duly completed in English or French with the following attachments in DUPLICATE:

    • • The prescribed UNESCO fellowship application form;
    • • Six photographs;
    • • Certified photocopies of Diplomas;
    • • Certificate of English Language proficiency;

 

    • Subsequently, for those who have been selected, the UNESCO medical examination form duly completed by a recognized physician (not more than four months before the actual date of studies). The prescribed form of which will be sent along with the letter of award. Expenses incurred in the constitution of the medical dossiers will not be reimbursed.

(b) Files which are incomplete or received after the deadline for the submission of applications and candidatures, and do not fulfil the requirements mentioned above, will not be considered.
(c) Each invited Member State is requested to nominate not more than two (2) candidates.

Selection of Beneficiaries

(a) The final selection of beneficiaries lies with ISEDC.

(b) The National Commission of selected fellows will be duly informed by UNESCO and the letter of award will immediately follow.

(c) UNESCO will authorize the departure of beneficiaries who have completely complied with the requirements stipulated in the letter of award.

(d) Candidates not informed of their selection by 1st September 2018 should consider that their applications have not been approved.

Facilities offered by ISEDC

i) Beneficiaries will be exempt of paying tuition fees for the entire duration of studies/training;
ii) Fellows will undertake studies/training under the supervision of an advisor or study director that will be provided by the host institution;
iii) The donor Government will pay stipends to beneficiaries on a monthly basis, in local currency. The stipend amounting to four hundred seventy five (475) US dollars is intended to cover living expenses such as accommodation, meals, pocket expenses, and incidentals. The donor will determine the amount of the stipend to be granted to beneficiaries;
iv) ISEDC will assist in obtaining modest housing for the fellows.

Facilities offered by UNESCO

a) UNESCO will cover the cost of the round-trip international travel at the most economical rate and the most direct flight.

(b) UNESCO will pay a one-time travel allowance amounting to US$100 (one hundred US dollars) prior to the fellows’ departure for the Russian Federation.

(c) Health insurance. To avail of this entitlement, beneficiaries should be declared medically fit by the UNESCO Medical Service that examines the complete medical dossiers.

OTHER CONDITIONS

(a) No provisions can be made to finance or lodge the fellows’ family members.

(b) Beneficiaries will be required to submit to UNESCO a short progress report co-signed with the academic supervisor at the end of the first month and a final report upon termination of the fellowship. These reports could be written in English or in French and copies of which will be furnished to ISEDC.

Visas

Selected fellows from countries where there are Russian Federation Embassies or Consulates must obtain their entry visa in their country prior to their departure. Fellows from countries where no such embassy/consulate exists must secure their visa through the nearest country where the Embassy or Consulate of the Russian Federation can be found.

UNESCO and ISEDC provide no allowance to defray passport and visa expenses.

Deadline : 3 April 2018

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