 | Certificación de competencias laborales sector alimenticia Serie Historias de cambio FOMIN-BID. El proyecto se centra en desarrollar sistemas de certificación para trabajadores en los sectores de la industria grafica, autopartista, alimenticia y metalúrgica. Este video es del sector alimenticia. Para conocer más visite: http://www.iadb.org/mif/geodata.cfm |
 | Building IT Outsourcing Capabilities in Tobago MIF-IDB Stories of Change. Together with the Empowerment Foundation of Tobago (EFOT), this project helped to launch Tobago's IT outsourcing capabilities by piloting the commercial delivery of IT services provided by graduates of an EFOT computer training program. See more: http://www.iadb.org/mif/geodata.cfm |
 | Redes de negocios en sectores de confección y turismo Perú Serie Historias de Cambio FOMIN-BID. El proyecto pretende elevar la competitividad de los conglomerados de turismo en Cuzco y de confecciones en Gamarra por medio de la construcción de redes asociativas empresariales. Para conocer más visite: http://www.iadb.org/mif/geodata.cfm |
 | Sea Shepherd Anti-whaling Campaign 2007 *Director, Editor & Videographer: Emily Hunter (http://www.EmilyHunter.ca/ ) 500 whales were saved from an illegal slaughter by the Japanese government, partly due to the efforts of Sea Shepherd. Sea Shepherd is a direct-action marine conservation group that doesn't protest, but also doesn't aim to injure lives, however, does aim to stop illegal slaughtering on the high seas. This video depicts the Sea Shepherd anti-whaling campaign in 2007, what whaling is, how it is illegal and how Sea Shepherd contributed in stopping to stopping this illegal whaling. To learn more about Sea Shepherd, visit http://SeaShepherd.org/. |
 | Chek Jawa - A Jewel Discovered in Singapore Winner of "Asian Geographic" special environmental award, specially created to celebrate the discovery of a jewel discovered in Singapore in its last hour... |
 | Ecuador Marine conservation This one of many films produced for Real Gap Experience regarding the conservation of marine life. Please contact gassProductions for more information |
 | Redang Clean-Up Day 2007 For two days in September, Redang Island was inundated by professional divers, dive enthusiasts, non-divers and media groups from Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, United States and Germany for a three-day event which took place from 14 to 16 September 2007. Together with Sony Malaysia Sdn. Bhd, Berjaya Redang Beach Resort exercised their roles as socially responsible corporate citizens of Malaysia by taking positive steps to nurture conservation efforts to help maintain a harmonious balance between nature and human activities. The event programme included environmental talks on 'Marine Turtles and Conservation Efforts in Redang Island' by Professor Chan Eng Heng from University Terengganu Malaysia, recipient of the United Nations Environment Award - Global 500 Laureate in year 2001, who is also well known for her contributions towards grassroots marine turtles conservation projects carried out for over 10 years. In addition, participants and media were also given an insightful tour at the Turtles Sanctuary Site at Chagar Hutang. A total of 707 'crown-of-thorns' starfish (Acanthaster planci), 31 fishing nets, 20 non-biodegradeable plastic traps and 3 bags full of domestic waste were collected by participating divers from major dive sites at Mak Simpan, Chagar Hutang, Turtle Bay, Berjaya Redang House Reef and Bahagia Wreck. Non-diving participants also cleared up the beach area at Chargar Hutang and collected over 75 beverage bottles, 45 food containers, 35 individual fishing lines, 15 shoes, 10 styrofoam crates and 2 buoys. A startling 6 millions tons of litter and garbage enters the world's oceans yearly, and takes years to decompose. The appalling amount of trash collected sends an alarming message that more education is required on the importance of nature conservation among the locals and visitors alike. Michael Tan, Resident Manager of Berjaya Redang Beach Resort said that as an environmentally aware corporate citizen, Berjaya Redang Beach Resort takes its role in preserving the nature and educating the public seriously. The event is a demonstration of the company's unwavering commitment towards preservation of the island's natural beauty. The company also hopes that more participants will take part in this yearly event, as it is a highly commendable effort to protect the country's marine creatures and environment, and essential in order to secure better ecological system for the future. Naoi Sudo, Managing Director of Sony Malaysia also stresses the importance of being a company committed towards environmentally responsibility. Redang Island Clean Up is one of the environmental programmes that Sony is involved in. The company also strives to increase staff awareness on fundamental environmental issues, and sees this event as one of the simple yet effective programmes to educate the public on marine conservation. This event is endorsed by PADI Project AWARE (dive industry's leading non-profit organisation), Malaysian Sport Diving Association (MSDA) and supported by Tourism Malaysia. Log on to: www.VirtualMalaysia.com/vmtv |
 | WWF Hong Kong SOS Campaign (Eng) The SOS campaign aims at creating marine no-take zones and phasing out highly destructive bottom trawling from most areas of Hong Kong. Initially, we are asking the Government to: Stop fishing in our existing Marine Parks, turning them into real sanctuaries that can truly protect marine life Operate 10% of our waters as "no-take zones", banning fishing and other disturbance, so fish stocks can recover and thrive once again Stop uncontrolled fishing, by licensing all commercial fishing boats and setting catch quotas before the ecosystem collapses For more information, please visit http://wwf.org.hk |
 | Silent Seas Marine Conservation Society film promoting its Silent Seas report http://www.mcsuk.org/silentseas highlighting an urgent need for conservation action for UK seas. Produced by Sue of MCS, music by cranefly.org.uk |
 | This is Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Established in 1977, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) is an international non-profit,marine wildlife conservation organization whose mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world's oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species. Sea Shepherd uses innovative direct-action tactics to investigate, document, and take action when necessary to expose and confront illegal activities on the high seas. By safeguarding the biodiversity of our delicately-balanced ocean ecosystems, Sea Shepherd works to ensure their survival for future generations. http://www.seashepherd.org/ |
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