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Aluna da Direito Rio é selecionada para programa de lideranças do governo americano

Ana Carolina Alhadas Valadares irá representar o Brasil nos EUAA aluna da Escola de Direito do Rio de Janeiro da Fundação Getulio Vargas, Ana Carolina Alhadas Valadares foi selecionada para representar o Brasil no programa Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSIs) for Student Leaders promovido pelo Departamento de Estado do Governo Americano. A estudante está concluindo o segundo período da graduação de Direito e têm atuado ativamente nas atividades da instituição e projetos de engajamento jovem, liderança e direitos humanos.

Fighting Exclusion, Inequality and Distrust: The Open Government Challenge

Remarks by Manish Bapna delivered at the Open Government Partnership Global Summit: “To the many heads of state, ministers, mayors, civil society colleagues gathered in this great hall, this is an important moment to reflect on the remarkable challenges of the past year.

‘’Everyone sees everything’: Overhauling Ukraine’s corrupt contracting sector

Open Contracting Stories: “When Yuriy Bugay, a Maidan revolutionary, showed up for work at Kiev’s public procurement office for the first time, it wasn’t the most uplifting sight. The 27-year-old had left his job in the private sector after joining a group of activists during the protests in Kiev’s main square, with dreams of reforming Ukraine’s dysfunctional public institutions.

Internet facing unprecedented challenges; time to act is now says Internet Society

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Date: Wed, 12/07/2016
[Guadalajara, Mexico – 7 December 2016] – At the 11th Internet Governance Forum (IGF), a United Nations-convened conference taking place in Mexico, 6-9 December, the Internet Society urged the global Internet community to redouble its efforts in addressing the wave of unprecedented challenges facing the Internet.

Columna: "Enseñanza de lectura y escritura, un desafío para la vida"

Es el lenguaje escrito el que posibilitará a los niños y niñas transitar por las distintas disciplinas del currículo escolar y progresar en los distintos niveles de enseñanza hasta su vida adulta, dice en esta columna de opinión la investigadora del Centro de Investigación Avanzada en Educación (CIAE), Carmen Sotomayor.

Ocho iniciativas impulsarán Proyecto de Internacionalización

Los proyectos ganadores buscarán consolidar la cooperación e intercambio con otras instituciones alrededor del mundo, con especial foco en Latinoamérica en ámbitos como Ciencias Químicas y Farmacéuticas, Ciencias Silvoagropecuarias, Veterinarias y Acuicultura, Nutrición y Alimentos, Ingeniería, Derecho y Ciencias Sociales, y Medicina y Biología.Gran interés en toda la Casa de Bello generó el concurso “Diseño e Implementación de Estrategias de Internacionalización de la Investigación y Doctorados de la Universidad de Chile 2016”, fondos abiertos por

Promueven derechos sexuales y reproductivos de los adolescentes

El proyecto "Promoción de los Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos de las y los Adolescentes de Recoleta e Independencia", del Centro de Medicina Reproductiva y Desarrollo Integral del Adolescente (Cemera) de la Facultad de Medicina, vivió su puesta en marcha en dos jornadas realizadas con estudiantes de segundo medio.Empoderar a los jóvenes respecto de sus derechos sexuales y reproductivos es uno de los ejes centrales de la iniciativa liderada por la matrona Ingrid Leal, académica del Cemera, que cuenta con financiamiento del Primer Fondo Concursable de la

A Guide to Data Innovation for Development – From idea to proof-of-concept

Press Release: “UNDP and UN Global Pulse today released a comprehensive guide on how to integrate new sources of data into development and humanitarian work.
New and emerging data sources such as mobile phone data, social media, remote sensors and satellites have the potential to improve the work of governments and development organizations across the globe.

How to ‘unlock’ the value of fiscal data for civil society: experiences from the OpenSpending community

OpenSpending is one of Open Knowledge International’s current projects. It is a free and open platform for citizens looking to track and analyse public fiscal information globally.
Over the years, we have learned about numerous examples of fiscal data uses from the OpenSpending community. Also, we learned that obtaining fiscal data can be the most difficult part in making data available to the public. We reached out to the community and collected a few examples on “unlocking” fiscal data.

Emilio Pina: “El crédito ‘Escrito por’ es el crédito más importante que hay”

Emilio Pina: “El crédito ‘Escrito por’ es el crédito más importante que hay”
El productor ejecutivo de 'Los Protegidos', 'El tiempo entre costuras', 'El incidente', 'Apaches', 'Victor Ros' y 'El robo del oro español', visita el Máster en Guion Audiovisual

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María Elena Quiñonero

Crowd Science

Online platforms offer a variety of opportunities for volunteers to engage in the process of knowledge generation. How are Crowd Science projects brought into being and how do they work? An insight.... MORE

Digitisation of Health / Medical Records: Is the law keeping up?

By Smitha Krishna Prasad Medical and health records are increasingly digitised, and ease of access is considered one of the key benefits of this trend. However, patient privacy and security of such records are important concerns that need to be addressed both under the existing legal framework, and in terms of development of new laws. […]

Tracking Cybercrime through the National Crime Records Bureau’s “Crime in India” Report, 2015

The National Crime Records Bureau released their annual “Crime in India” report for the year 2015 earlier this year. This post analyses the trends in cybercrime traced through the report.   The National Crime Records Bureau (“NCRB”) released their annual “Crime in India” report (“NCRB Report, or “Report”) for the year 2015 earlier this year. […]

The Economic Incentives for International Cybersecurity Coordination

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Author(s): Kristen E. EichensehrPublication Date: December 6, 2016Publication Type: Other WritingOn Friday, the President’s Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity published its final report, making 16 recommendations and identifying 53 action items to improve cybersecurity in the United States.

IGF2016: Internet Society urges all Internet stakeholders to find coherent voice on key issues

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Date: Tue, 12/06/2016

Kathy Brown, President & CEO, provided the following statement at today’s Opening Ceremony at the 11th Internet Governance Forum (IGF), Guadalajara, Mexico.

Scaling accountability through vertically integrated civil society policy monitoring and advocacy

Working paper by Jonathan Fox: “…argues that the growing field of transparency, participation and accountability (TPA) needs a conceptual reboot, to address the limited traction gained so far on the path to accountability. To inform more strategic approaches and to identify the drivers of more sustainable institutional change, fresh analytical work is needed.

NTU launches new research lab to develop greener maritime energy solutions

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Industry Consultation Panel on Data Retention - DSCI

Udbhav Tiwari was a panelist for an Industry Consultation Panel on Data Retention organised by the Data Security Council of India (DSCI) at the Le Meridian, New Delhi on 23 November 2016.
The agenda for the Panel was ‘Data Retention – Provisions under 67C’ and Udbhav's co-panellists were:

10th NLSIR Symposium - Regulating E-Commerce in India

Vidushi Marda participated in a panel at the "10th NLSIR Symposium on Regulating E-Commerce in India" at NSLIU on November 27, 2016 in Bengaluru.
The topic for my session was "Liability Regimes - Ensuring Compliance". I spoke about the various kinds of E-Commerce businesses to consider (from aggregators to platforms to the sharing economy) and focussed on issues surrounding intermediary liability and data protection. The panelists were:

Trasplante de órganos cumplió medio siglo en nuestro país

El 22 de noviembre de 1966 y a cargo de un equipo multidisciplinario liderado por el Dr. Fernando Morgado, experto en inmunología, se realizó la primera intervención quirúrgica de esta categoría en nuestro país, que correspondió a un trasplante de riñón.A las 7:55 hrs. comenzó en el Hospital José Joaquín Aguirre el primer trasplante realizado en nuestro país, con un paciente de 42 años de edad portador de una glomerulonefritis crónica, insuficiencia renal y síndrome urémico.