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S-ERI Forums Årsmöte
S-ERI har haft årsmöte den 30 mars 2008 och del av mötesprotokolet följer här.
S-ERI Forum tackar avgående ordförande Daniel Habtezghi för ett bra arbete och välkomnar ny ordförande Temesghen Beraki.
Verksamhetsberättelse, ekonomisk redovisning och resultat- och balansräkning föredrogs och godkändes.
Styrelseledamöter för kommande år valdes enligt följande:
Temesghen Beraki ordförande
Ingrid Larsson sekreterare
Bisirat Gebregziabiher kassör
Daniel Habtezghi
Kaleb Manna
Till suppleanter valdes Yonas Tesfai och Hanna Abraha
Till revisor valdes Yonas Habtemariam
Till valberedning valdes Berhane Tesfagaber och Letina Abraha
Ordförande tillsammans med kassör är föreningens firmatecknare.
Medlemsavgift för kommande år är 150:-
Eritrean nationals residing in Sweden extend assistance worth 2.4 million Nakfa to Eritrean Electricity Corporation.
Asmara, 14 February 2008 - Eritrean nationals residing in Sweden has extended 10,000 electric accessories worth about 2.4 million Nakfa in assistance to the Eritrean Electricity Corporation.
Indicating that the initiative is in continuation of their active participation in the on-going national development drive, the nationals asserted that such assistance would continue in the future. They also expressed appreciation to Swedish institutions that made due contribution in raising the fund.
Commending the Eritrean government’s vigorous efforts to provide electricity supply in remote areas of the country, the nationals pledged to back up the rural electrification program.
The head of the Electricity Corporation, Eng. Abraham Woldemichael, pointed out that the gesture is in continuation of the previous assistance of the nationals and expressed thanks for the active participation they are playing in endeavors to promote reliable electricity supply in the country.
It is to be noted that the Eritrean citizens living in Sweden extended different electricity materials worth about 5 million Nakfa in assistance to the nation. They also donated two water pampers along with complete pipelines to the Ministry of Agriculture.
Den 21 december 2007, skickade Svensk-Eritreanskt Forum för Utvecklingssamarbete (S-ERI Forum) 11 000 elmätare till Eritrea. Läs mer på pressmeddelandet nedan.
Pressmeddelande På Svenska
Press Release in Tigrigna
In support of the Eritrean Electric Corporation’s Rural Electrification Program, S-ERI Forum has sent 11 000 electric meters, worth over 1 milion SEK to Eritrea. Read more on the Press Release below:
Press Release in English
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S-ERI Forum och Runö folkhögskola har sedan hösten 2005 haft ett samarbete där vi tillsammans undervisar nyanlända eritreaner i svenska språket, samhällsorientering och grundläggande datakunskap.
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Mangrove project creates hope in Eritrea
The seed-planting is part of a remarkable yet low-tech pilot project, designed as a model to improve the lives of desert coastal communities by using the salt-water trees to increase fish numbers, provide feed to raise livestock -and combat desertification.
Source:AFP
Improving Transportation Services in the Central Region
...8,497 drivers were fined a total of more than 2 million Nakfa for violating traffic regulations and for faults in their vehicles....In an effort to produce skilled drivers, the branch has set as one of its main plans for this year to provide continued trainings to its technicians and driving school teachers. Source: Shaebia.org
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Promoting Fuel Efficiency Stoves in Eritrea
For centuries injera has been cooked on simple clay stoves (mogogos), built over an open fire. These stoves are smoky, very inefficient, requiring a lot of wood to complete the cooking process. Given that most of the Eritrean population is thought to eat injera every day, this inefficiency represents a significant threat to wood sources in the country.
Micro credit: A Catalyst in Economic Development
Micro credit has found remarkable and laudable ways to lift millions from poverty, but so far credit is not among them. According to Grameen (rural) Bank founder and winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize, Muhammad Yunus, the concept of micro credit or lending small amounts of money to groups that are excluded by the conventional banking system can help any country in the world as proved in Bangladesh.
Source:www.africanexecutive.com
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