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If it's true that blockchain has the potential to transform the development sector, what are the conditions that will be required for this technology to scale up? It's to answer that question that World Bank recently launched a blockchain lab.
The contract includes activities such as plant design, installation and support for the supply of water and sanitation in Cambodia. Applications for prequalification should be submitted before 26 April 2018.
Three associations signed bilateral declarations in Paris at the Digitising European Industry Stakeholder Forum 2018 to align their activities, roadmaps and outcomes.
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The contract aims at supporting the EU-China bilateral dialogues and partnerships. The contractor will be responsible for organization of events, provision of specialised expertise, preparation of sector studies, translation and interpretation services, administration and project management.
> ADB - Study on Indonesian labor market and growth perspectives
During the TEN-T Days 2018 in April in Ljubljana the European Commission will provide a marketplace for mobility projects where start-ups can network and pitch their projects.
Culture Action Europe launched a campaign in order to increase the EU budget for the cultural sector.
EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum is aimed at increasing key developments of this technology, promoting EU actors and reinforcing European engagement with all stakeholders.
Asian Development Bank’s study "Indonesia: Enhancing Productivity through Quality Jobs" focuses on the Southeast Asian Country’s most pressing labor market challenges and policy options to achieve higher and more inclusive economic growth.
Work has always been central in economic science and in the third millennium, with robots and artificial intelligence that progress every day at speeds considered improbable until a few years ago, the topic is even more relevant.
The recent annual convention of YEPP - Youth of the European People's Party, an organization that represents the youth movements of 58 center-right parties in 39 European countries, got an opportunity to discuss about the future of jobs.
As part of the European Industry Day, four organisations of major industries got together on the topic of construction strategy at the highest political level and invited their respective members and other partners to attend a digital construction seminar on in Brussels.
INEA is looking for new experts to assess the energy project proposals submitted for EU funding.
