PPT-Understanding environmentalism in the global south: analysing select readings from Kenya

Reva Prakash Visiting Researcher Wangari Maathai Institute For Peace and Environmental Studies Doctoral Candidate Jawaharlal Nehru University Brief Background Doctoral Candidate Centre for International Politics Organisation and Disarmament School of International Politics Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi. July 20, 2012. Nairobi-Kenya. By. Esther Onchana. Snr. . Asst. Editor/Deputy CEO. Kenya - a Commonwealth Country. Independence from the British in 1963. English Legal System. Westminster-type constitution – Legislature, Executive, Judiciary – separation of powers. From Plato to Rawls. Plato’s Account of Justice. Conventional View: Helping Friends and Harming Enemies. Cynical View: Might Makes Right. Plato’s View: Harmony, internal and external – inner harmony of faculties of the soul; outer harmony of social classes.. Africa (HORTINLEA). A transdisciplinary approach to improving value chains of . African indigenous vegetables (AIVs). Presented by: ___________________. Food System ACTIVITIES. Producing food. Processing & Packaging food. March 2013. GAME ANALYSIS:. Top 25 Zones of Future Innovation. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved.. S. R-1563B. 16 | Global Diaspora Service. 2. The . connections between members of a diaspora and their homeland are often strong, . Kelvin Mason. September 2012. Signpost slide. Sustainability transition?. Possible green activism futures. What we mean by ‘activism’?. What green activism is happening?. Key recent moments for green activism. 1 Elliott Sober criticizes environmentalism for claiming that we have obligations to protec t entire species or ecosystems. The environmentalist, Sober claims, is faced with what what he calls Growth and economic development are scarce goods. Multipolar World. The cards of global power are being reshuffled. Demographic Change. The North-South dichotomy . is gradually dissolving. Economic Justice. AP World History. Chapter 24. “Accelerating Global Interaction”. (Since 1945). Environmental Changes. 3 major factors accelerated the impact of humans on the environment in the 20. th. century:. Test Review. Print “As Handouts”. Select 6 slides per page. Fold the page lengthwise. The question will appear on one side and the answer on the other.. How has oil production helped Nigeria?. How has oil production helped Nigeria?. Multipolar World. The cards of global power are being reshuffled. Demographic Change. The North-South dichotomy . is gradually dissolving. Economic Justice. The arithmetic of “Inclusive Growth” does not add up. AP World History. Chapter 24. “Accelerating Global Interaction”. (Since 1945). Ever since the Neolithic Revolution. Man has made an attempt to control his environment (slash and burn, irrigation, waste management, population density). 1 | Page FEES STRUCTURE: SELF SPONSORED (MODULE II) STUDENTS NEW AND CONTINUING STUDENTS NOTE: 1) Project fees - Ksh 24,000.00(Once) 2) Attachment fees - Ksh 21,000.00(Once) Accommodation fee is Lesson 4. Lesson Objective – Nod y . wers. To . analyse questionnaire data in . order to identify if your school is sustainable.. To use your research to identify and make decisions on ways to improve the schools sustainability.. Year 8 . Geog. . – Globalisation Lesson 1 Reading Activity – . Inroduction. to Globalisation. Write down the heading. ____________________________________________________________________. What do you think this piece of writing is about?_________________________________________________.