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Policy planning outline describing the development of the No & Low Regrets strategy and the schedule of basin roundtable discussions guiding consensus-based priorities for Colorado’s long-term water planning under climate-driven scenarios.
Year:
2025–2027
Region:
Colorado, United States
Subject:
Water resource planning and climate resilience
Document type:
Policy planning outline and meeting action summary
Organization:
Interbasin Compact Committee (IBCC)
Related institution:
Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB)
Program / initiative:
No & Low Regrets Strategy
Related plans:
Colorado Water Plan (CWP); Basin Implementation Plans (BIP)
Geographic focus:
Rio Grande Basin
Planning horizon:
10–15 years
Main topics:
Water security, climate-driven scenarios, drought resilience, watershed health, groundwater sustainability, agricultural water use, urban planning, fire management
Stakeholders:
Basin roundtables, state water agencies, local organizations, community representatives
Audience:
IBCC members, basin roundtable participants, water policy stakeholders
Key objectives:
Consensus-based strategies for protecting water supplies, supporting agriculture, sustaining ecosystems, and improving statewide planning coordination
Discussion schedule:
December 2025 – January 2027 roundtable and IBCC meetings
Referenced agreements:
Rio Grande Compact; Costilla Creek Compact
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Year:
2011
Author:
Bronnie Ware
Type of document:
Non-fiction essay
Theme:
Life reflections / End-of-life insights
Target audience:
General adult readership
Region:
Australia
Publisher:
Hay House
Language:
English
Year:
2024
Region / city:
Victoria, Australia
Subject:
Youth programs, community engagement, creative industries
Document type:
Program guidelines
Organisation / institution:
Victorian Government, Department of Families, Fairness and Housing
Author:
The Hon Natalie Suleyman MP, Minister for Youth
Target audience:
Community organisations, local governments, social enterprises, youth-focused organisations
Period of validity:
1 January 2025 – 31 December 2027
Approval date:
August 2024
Date of changes:
N/A
Organization:
IEEE Multimedia Signal Processing Technical Committee
Parent Organization:
IEEE Signal Processing Society
Document Type:
Nomination Form
Term of Service:
January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2027
Nomination Deadline:
15 September 2024, 23:59:59 Pacific Time
Submission Method:
Email submission
Submission Recipients:
Chaker Larabi; Lu Fang; Federica Battisti
CC Recipients:
Giuseppe Valenzise; Ivan Bajic
Eligibility Requirement:
IEEE-SPS membership (current or upon election)
Evaluation Criteria:
Past contributions, diversity, alignment with TC strategy and needs
Required Information:
Basic information, professional background, EDICS selection, keywords, short bio, IEEE region and membership level, reviewing record
Commitment Requirements:
Paper reviewing, participation in elections and subcommittees, attendance at TC meetings, event involvement
Applicable Conferences:
MMSP; ICME; ICASSP
Professional Categories:
Young Professional; Senior Professional
Sectors:
Academia; Industry; Government
Consent and Certification:
Mandatory confirmation statements by nominee
Year:
2025–2027
Region / city:
Powys
Theme:
Community wellbeing, social value, health and care
Document type:
Announcement
Organisation:
Powys Regional Partnership Board
Author:
Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations (PAVO)
Target audience:
Local community organisations, funding recipients, health and social care professionals
Validity period:
2025–2027
Approval date:
Not specified
Amendment date:
Not specified
Organization:
United Way of Wyoming Valley
Document Type:
Letter of Intent (LOI) Application Form
Funding Period:
2025–2027
Geographic Focus:
Wyoming Valley
Impact Areas:
Education; Health; Financial Stability; Safety Net
Applicant Eligibility:
501(c)(3) organizations
Funding Type:
Program Funding Request
Required Compliance:
Independent financial assessment or annual audit
Target Population:
Children; Families; Individuals; Seniors
Income Eligibility Criteria:
At or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level
Evaluation Requirement:
Outcome measurement and reporting
Program Standards Referenced:
NAEYC Accreditation; Head Start Program Performance Standards; Keystone STAR level 3 or higher
Budget Period:
2025–2026
Submission Components:
Applicant information; program description; community outcomes alignment; budget; demographics; DEI information
Year:
2025–2027
Region / City:
European Union
Subject:
Clinical Linguistics, Higher Education
Document Type:
Application Form
Organization / Institution:
European Masters in Clinical Linguistics (EMCL)
Author:
European Masters in Clinical Linguistics Consortium
Target Audience:
Applicants for the European Masters in Clinical Linguistics programme
Action Period:
Application Period for 2025–2027
Approval Date:
Not specified
Revision Date:
Not specified
Year:
2025–2027
Closing Date:
4th April 2025 at 12:00 Noon
Organization:
AIC Health Ministries
Parent Organization:
Africa Inland Church
Country:
Kenya
City:
Nairobi
Postal Address:
P.O. Box 40431-00100, Nairobi
Physical Location:
AIC Offices, Upperhill Road, opposite Rahimtulla Tower, Upper Hill, Nairobi
Type of Document:
Tender Notice and Pre-Qualification Instructions
Subject:
Pre-qualification of suppliers and contractors for goods, services and works
Categories:
Category A – Supply of Goods; Category B – Provision of Services and Works
Tender Period:
Three years
Eligibility:
Suppliers registered with the Registrar of Companies under the Laws of Kenya
Submission Method:
Sealed hard copy submission to Tender Box
Electronic Submission:
Not permitted
Tender Fee:
Kshs. 3,000 per category (non-refundable)
Bank:
African Banking Corporation
Account Name:
AIC Health Ministries SIFA Account
MPESA Paybill Number:
111777
Website:
www.aichm.org
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Year:
2025–2027
Region / District:
Umguza District, Matabeleland North Province, Zimbabwe
Document Type:
Public Policy
Issuing Authority:
Umguza Rural District Council (RDC)
Geographical Scope:
Umguza District
Thematic Area:
Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
Policy Scope:
Energy, Transportation, Agriculture, Industry, Waste Management, Water Resources, Forestry, Buildings and Construction, Health, Education and Awareness
Target Population:
Communities of Umguza District, including vulnerable groups
National Policy Alignment:
Zimbabwe National Climate Change Response Strategy (2015); Environmental Management Act (2002); Water Act (2002); Communal Forest Produce Act (1988); Traditional Leaders Act (2000)
Targeted Sustainable Development Goals:
SDG 13 (Climate Action); SDG 7 (Clean Energy); SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities); SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production); SDG 15 (Life on Land); SDG 2 (Zero Hunger); SDG 6 (Clean Water and Sanitation); SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure); SDG 1 (No Poverty); SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being); SDG 14 (Life Below Water)
Key Environmental Features:
Agro-ecological Region III; 500–700 mm annual rainfall; 25–29°C maximum temperatures; presence of Loxodonta africana; shrublands with Grewia species, Azanza gakeana, Baikea plurijuga, Pterocarpus angolensis, and Terminalia species
Policy Objectives:
Greenhouse gas emission reduction; climate resilience building; low-carbon development; integration of climate considerations into sectoral planning; participatory climate governance
Expected Outcomes:
Reduced emissions; enhanced resilience; increased climate awareness; improved technology development and research; strengthened district climate governance capacity
Year:
2025
Region / city:
Ireland
Topic:
Disability rights, Housing strategy, Universal Design
Document type:
Submission
Author:
National Disability Authority
Target audience:
Government officials, Policy makers
Period of validity:
2025–2027
Approval date:
March 2025
Date of amendments:
N/A
Issue:
17
Institution:
Shaftesbury Abbey Church of England Primary School
Location:
Shaftesbury
Region:
Dorset
Country:
United Kingdom
Document type:
School newsletter
Audience:
Parents and carers
Head Teacher:
Michael Salisbury
Academic years covered:
2025–2026; 2026–2027
Key events:
Swimathon 22 March 2026; Numbers Day 6 February; World Book Day 5 March; Reading the Land Festival 20–22 March
Charities mentioned:
NSPCC; local charities
Staff updates:
Departure of Mrs Beveridge; Departure of Mrs Cleal
Publication period:
Spring term 2026
Organization:
Tidewater District of the Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Parent Organization:
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs (VFGC)
Affiliated Organizations:
National Garden Clubs (NGC); South Atlantic Region (SAR)
Awards Cycle:
January 1 – December 31 (annually)
Submission Deadline:
December 1
Contact Information:
757-333-1799 (cell); 757-428-3994 (home); [email protected]
Eligibility:
VFGC Member Garden Clubs, Groups of Member Clubs, Individual Members
Application Format:
Maximum 3 pages plus VFGC/NGC cover sheet; single-sided pages; digital submission required
Club Size Categories:
Small (20 members or fewer); Medium (21–50 members); Large (51+ members)
Required Documentation:
Book of Evidence for specified awards; verification for food bank donations
Award Amount:
$20 per designated award category
Judging Event:
Spring 2026 Tidewater District Meeting (for President’s Project D1)
Geographic Scope:
Tidewater District, Virginia
Subject Areas:
Conservation, Civic Beautification, Horticulture, Wildlife Protection, Floral Design, Community Service
Document Type:
Awards guidelines and category descriptions
Year:
2025–2027
Region / City:
Kisumu
Country:
Kenya
Institution:
County Government of Kisumu
Department:
Directorate of Supply Chain Management
Document Type:
Public Tender Notice
Tender Reference:
CGK/REG/2025-2026/2026-2027
Submission Deadline:
15th May, 2025 at 11.00 AM
Submission Address:
Office of Director Supply Chain Management, Prosperity Building (former Nyanza Provincial Headquarters), 2nd Floor Wing C, P.O. Box 2738-40100 Kisumu
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Eligibility Categories:
AGPO; OPEN
Target Groups:
Youth, Women and Persons with Disability registered with the National Treasury (Directorate of Public Procurement)
Scope:
Registration of contractors, suppliers and service providers for goods, works and services across 65 listed categories
Year:
2025–2027
Region / City:
Snodland, Kent, UK
Theme:
Heritage conservation and community engagement
Document Type:
Project brief / Tender invitation
Organization:
All Saints Snodland PCC with Christ Church, Lower Birling
Author:
All Saints Snodland PCC
Target Audience:
Heritage professionals
Project Period:
December 2025 – March 2027
Approval Date:
Not specified
Budget:
£15,000 excluding VAT
Key Activities:
Building repair, heritage engagement, school collaboration, wildlife and biodiversity projects
Historic Significance:
Grade I Listed Church, early 7th Century origins, medieval glass fragments, pilgrim route heritage
End Users:
Local community, schools, volunteers, pilgrims
Project Scope:
Heritage Programme Manager recruitment, activity management, volunteer coordination, reporting and evaluation
Description:
Tender document detailing the scope, responsibilities, and schedule for a heritage programme manager overseeing the repair and community engagement activities at All Saints Snodland, including both building restoration and heritage outreach projects.
Year:
2025
Programme duration:
Two years
Application deadline:
2 February 2025 (midnight CET)
Start of cycle:
April 2025
Cycle number:
Seventh cycle
Organisation:
European Marine Board (EMB)
Location of training workshop:
Ostend, Belgium
Funding:
2,000 EUR stipend and up to 3,000 EUR for expenses
Time commitment:
Approximately 120 hours per year
Eligibility:
PhD students and post-doctoral researchers with at least two years remaining
Language requirement:
High level of written and spoken English
Geographical scope:
Europe (EU and non-EU with link to an EMB Member Organisation)
Associated network:
EMB Early Career Ocean Professional (ECOP) Network
Contact email:
[email protected]
Year:
2025
Organization:
Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS)
Document Type:
Official report / PCT Committee document
Session:
Thirty-Third Session, Geneva, February 2–6, 2026
Author:
International Bureau of WIPO
Purpose:
Request for extension of appointment as International Searching and Preliminary Examining Authority
Application Received:
November 26, 2025
Scope:
International Searching Authority (ISA) and International Preliminary Examining Authority (IPEA)
Languages of Service:
English
Number of Qualified Staff:
142
Fields of Expertise:
Engineering and Physics, Info-communication Technologies, Chemistry and Materials, Biotechnology and Biomedical Sciences
Education Level of Staff:
Majority with PhD
Quality Management:
Implemented according to PCT Guidelines Chapter 21
Documentation Access:
Minimum patent documentation made available and accessible
Reference Links:
https://www.wipo.int/en/web/pct-system/quality/authorities#SG, https://pctlegal.wipo.int/eGuide/view-doc.xhtml?doc-code=SG&doc-lang=en#ISA, https://pctlegal.wipo.int/eGuide/view-doc.xhtml?doc-code=SG&doc-lang=en#IPEA
Organization:
Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA)
Document type:
Nomination form
Position:
Executive Member
Term:
2025–2027
Eligibility requirement:
Nominee, proposer, and seconder must be financial members of HERDSA at the time of nomination
Required nominee details:
Name, membership number, email address, home address
Nomination confirmation:
Signature of nominee indicating acceptance
Supporting roles:
Proposer and seconder with signatures, membership numbers, and dates
Additional submission requirement:
Candidate statement (maximum one page) including institutional or business address
Candidate statement content:
Work undertaken, areas of interest, relevant past experience, potential contribution to the Executive, reasons for seeking the position
Communication method:
Acknowledgement of nomination receipt by email
Governing reference:
Home address required under rules of Incorporation