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Solceller, også kendt som fotovoltaiske celler, er normalt lavet af halvledermaterialer, hvoraf det mest almindelige er silicium. Silicium er et grundlæggende element med egenskaber…

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bifma.org

bifma is the not‐for-profit trade association for business and institutional furniture manufacturers. since 1973, bifma has been the voice of the commercial furniture industry.

ooida.com

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has been fighting to defend the rights of small business truckers since 1973. Join now!

gbtafoundation.org

General Season 10 How does Ladders work? Each GBTA Ladders season is centered around a chosen topic, which is presented to participants via an industry subject matter expert. Teams meet separately to discuss the topic and prepare presentations. Groups present their final presentations virtually, with the top 4 presenting live at the GBTA Ladders Summit. […]

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masonrysociety.org

TMS Sustainability E-Newsletter The Sustainability E-Newsletter is published twice monthly to keep TMS Members and others interested in sustainable design informed of new trends and products, and how masonry can...

edmca.com

VERENA ARNASON Marketing & Communications Lead Working as the Marketing and Communications Lead, Verena has been with the ECA since March 2024. She has 6 years of marketing experience working in the construction and oil & gas industry. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree as well as a Diploma in Digital Marketing. Verena’s Top…

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Source: WASH in HCF December Newsletter The newly published WHO/UNICEF WASH FIT (Water and Sanitation for Health Facility Improvement Tool) report highlights significant progress in the global adoption of this tool. Since its launch in 2015, over 70 countries have begun using WASH FIT to guide incremental improvements in water, sanitation, hygiene, and waste management in health care facilities. The approach has proven adaptable across diverse contexts, including development settings, humanitarian crises, and middle-income countries. Countries implementing WASH FIT have reported multiple benefits, including improved operations and maintenance, enhanced patient and staff satisfaction, and more efficient allocation of resources. Despite its growing uptake, challenges remain in institutionalizing WASH FIT within national government systems and securing sustainable financing to ensure long-term success. Moving forward, greater efforts are needed to integrate WASH FIT into broader health programs and to align it with national quality of care initiatives. A webinar will be held in late January discussing the results of the report and sharing examples of how countries are already implementing the recommendations. Further details will be shared in the next newsletter. Download the new WASH FIT Global report here!