PPT-Report from the Ghana Fabrication Laboratory

Presented at the Fifth International Fab Lab Forum and Symposium on Personal and Digital Fabrication in Pune India Date August 16 th to 22 nd 2009 Introduction The team . By. Makafui. I. . Dzudzor. . Masters in Agricultural Food and Environmental Policy Analysis (AFEPA). Background. Problem statement . Research question. Research objectives. Results . Conclusions. References. Concealment, Deception Devices & Enclosures Module 1 . Material & Fabrication course focusing on the use of man made and natural materials to build concealment devices and trojans. Course topics . . A . Toll . Road Infrastructure . PPP Case . Study. This presentation will probably involve audience discussion, which will create action items. Use PowerPoint to keep track of these action items during your presentation. EXPORTERS` COMMITMENT TOPHYTOSANITATION. . Commitment. GAVEX has been committed to supporting . phytosanitory. interventions . in Ghana through various . initiatives . compliance . to new reforms especially by the PPRSD, towards improving the . Policy Regime. in Ghana: . Lessons to the Policy Makers. George . Owusu. . Essegbey. CSIR-STEPRI, Accra. Introduction . Policy regime => a number of policies (around . innovation. ). The Ghana Shared Growth and Development Agenda (GSGDA II – 2014-2017). Kwaw . Andam. Ghana Strategy Support Program. International . Food Policy Research Institute. Presentation to . GSSP Side Event, . ReSAKSS. Annual Conference | Accra. October 18, 2016. Brief history. (pp. 112-117). . . THINKING FOCUS. What effect did trade have on the people of Ghana?. KEY TERMS. Matrilineal. Patrilineal. (Mom & Pop). A New Trade Center. . Between the 700s and 1500s, large trading empires flourished in West Africa. . Ghana Geography . Major Cities. Accra (the capital city) . pop. Almost 2 million. Kumasi (KNUST University) pop. 1.5 million. Tamale pop. 360,000. Cape Coast #8 major city (had the slave castle). BY:Ruhan. Deepak Israni. WHY COCOA. ?. Cocoa.  is the chief agricultural export of . Ghana.  and the country's main cash crop. Behind Ivory . Coast,. Ghana.  is the second largest . cocoa.  exporter in the world. ... Although most . www.cerathinvestments.com. . INVESTING IN GHANA’S AGRICULTURE . Introduction . Ghana’s agriculture based economy is the 4. th. and 7. th. biggest in West Africa and Africa respectively . Northern Ghana is known as part of the bread basket regions of Ghana . www.cerathinvestments.com. RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT IN GHANA. . AN OPPORTUNITY YOU CANNOT MISS. Current State of Ghana’s Railway. Ghana’s current railway systems is about 940 Km. Less than 13% is operational . Tuesday, January 22nd. Take out your ISN to page 83 and answer the question in Preview 13. Tuesday, January 22nd. Journal #21. In your journal answer the following:. You are a trader heading into West Africa in about 1000. The caravan carries many goods, but the most precious is salt. Salt is so valuable that people trade gold for it! The gold traders never meet you face to face, though. You wish you cold talk to them to find out where they get their gold. Why do you think the traders are so secretive?. Lakhani. EECS 277A. Prof. Richard Nelson. OLED Structure. OLEDs are . light emitting devices that have a thin film of organic compounds as its emissive electroluminescent layer. . Fabrication Methods. Brought to you by: Jack Link & Aaron Schiller. Date delivered on: Friday the third of May, 2013. ABSTRACT:. Taking a brief look at MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS), we will guide you through the fabrication stages and show you some applications that they are used for. MEMS can be very simple and not move at all to being immensely complex systems with lots of moving elements being controlled by the system. Starting off with some simple facts we will then show the stages of their fabrication. The basic process of manufacturing MEMS starts with deposition of thin films onto their respective material layers. Then the material is patterned by one of many forms of lithography. The final step in creating MEMS is etching the pattern so that the final product will be the desired shape. MEMS can be created at a relatively low cost because they can be produced in high volumes because of bulk fabrication. MEMS are used for microvalves for controlling gas and liquid, switches, sensors, actuators, and much more!.