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All-girl team from the Philippines wins Sustainable Engineering Hackathon on UNESCO’s World Engineering Day
An allgirl team of university students from the Philippines has won a hackathon marking UNESCOs World Engineering for Sustainable Development Day on 4 March Ghia Luwalhati Nicole Elizabeth Tan and Reaner Jacqueline Bool from the WONDERPETS team 1 from Batangas State University in the Philippines used Metal Organic Frameworks which are novel adsorbents to turn recycled plastic bottles into a type of sponge that is extremely porous making it an effective means of removing pollutants from water Better still the sponge can be used again and again
March 4, 2022
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Request for Proposal for Construction Project Manager
January 24, 2022
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Improving tsunami readiness around the South China Sea
The South China Sea region and its neighbouring basins including the Sulu and Celebes seas comprise one of the worlds most vulnerable areas to earthquakes and tsunamis owing to seismic activity in the Manila Cotabato and Negros and Sulawesi trenches
January 13, 2022
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Request for Proposal for Construction Project Manager
Please send your offer comprising of 1 Technical proposal and 2 Financial proposal to Email               jakartaunescoorg Subject            RFP Construction Project Manager JAKQUO21ED021 Deadline          6 January 2021 Your proposal and any supporting documents must be in English2957
December 20, 2021
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Filipino Journalists Received Training on Ethical and Professional Reporting during Pandemic
Filipino women and men journalists exchanged discussion on ethical and professional reporting during the pandemic
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