Primary Address: 9w/9w, Phonesay village , Kaisonephomvihan deistic, Savannakhet Province

Lao People‟s Democratic Republic

E-mail: Address: lattana-lang@hotmail.com

StainableDevelopment@gmail.com

Phone No: +85620 98993099

Work Address: Faculty of Agricultural and Envelopment, Savannakhet University , LAO. PD

Phone No: +85630

Website: WWW.SKULAO.Org

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multi-stakeholder partnership that brings together the full range of development actors to en-

sure funding, knowledge and policy have maximum impact on development results. 2015-16

are important years for the GPEDC, with the roll-out of a second country-focused monitoring

round in 2015 and a High Level Meeting in Kenya in 2016, and the opportunities these pre-

sent to support implementation of the Addis Ababa Action Agenda and the 2030 Agenda for

Sustainable Development… The unprecedented scale and ambition of the 2030 Agenda call

for a revitalized global partnership. The GPEDC fosters multi stake holder action to improve

the quality, effectiveness and impact of development co-operation. The Addis Ababa Action

Agenda on Financing for Development reinforced the importance of improving the quality

and effectiveness of development co-operation and recognized the role of the GPEDC. The

principles of effective development co-operation – country ownership, focus on results, inclu-

sive partnerships, and transparency and accountability – will be critical in achieving sustaina-

ble development for all (GPEDC flyer UN Summit Final 18 Sep).

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petitive bidding basis. (OFID, Vienna, Austria As approved on November 2, 1982).

The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development was created in 1944 to help Eu-

rope rebuild after World War II. Today, IBRD provides loans and other assistance primarily to

middle income countries. IBRD is the original World Bank institution. It works closely with

the rest of the World Bank Group to help developing countries reduce poverty, promote eco-

nomic growth, and build prosperity. IBRD is owned by the governments of its 189 member

countries, which are represented by a 25-member board of 5 appointed and 20 elected Execu-

tive Directors. The institution provides a combination of financial resour«AddressBlock»ces,

knowledge and technical services, and strategic advice to developing countries, including mid-

dle income and credit-worthy lower income countries. Specifically, IBRD (World Bang 2014)

The Global Information Technology Report 2016, Finland, Switzerland, Sweden, Israel, Sin-

gapore, the Netherlands and the United States are leading the world when it comes to generat-

ing economic impact from investments in information and communications technologies

(ICT), according to the World Economic Forum‟s . On average, this group of high-achieving

economies at the pinnacle of the report‟s Networked Readiness Index (NRI) economic im-

pact pillar scores 33% higher than other advanced economies and 100% more than emerging

and developing economies. The seven are all known for being early and enthusiastic adopters

of ICT and their emergence is significant as it demonstrates that adoption of ICTs – coupled

with a supportive enabling environment characterized by sound regulation, quality infrastruc-

ture and ready skills supply among other factors – can pave the way to wider benefits.( https://

www.weforum.org/reports/the-global-information-technology-report-2016).

The strategic goals and direction in the development of international organizations at the

forefront of the above and more each process is important and can lead me towards the

achievement In please come in many local However, there are still many obstacles and emerg-

ing challenges that cannot be avoided. The begin to open in contributions from only a few

steps towards the development of the perfect. Therefore, I myself as a one live with you on the

earth, despite still as poor, but will contribute ability and calls asking you to consider the rea-

sonable. Seeing context of the world in current, Many countries have developed rapidly, Road

transport already spread to rural areas Access to the information highway and the scientific

And the spread of modern technology tirelessly Functioning as a catalyst for the economy -

society With the disappearance of several prominent local. Under the new face of develop-

ment, It any hidden evil and sharp As sharp teeth of the tiger Private dental practice and a

slow embroidery on the back branches Private dental practice and a little embroidery on the

back, we are Can not avoid. For the phenomenon seen crying as the Outstanding The increas-

ing world population Multiplication. About The World population in currant is expected to

grow by over a third, or 2.3 billion people, between 2009 and 2050. This is a much slower rate

of growth than the one seen in the past four decades during which it grew by 3.3 billion peo-

ple, or more than 90 percent. The Urbanization is foreseen to continue at an accelerating pace

with urban areas to account for 70 percent of world population in 2050 (up from 49 percent at

present) and rural population, after peaking sometime in the next decade, actually declining

(FOA, 2009). The number of such amounts Is a number that can make adjustments to the

growth of the security market can easily achieve. According to the The latest Global Market-

ing Index (GMI) showed that global marketing activity grew steadily in June. The Global

GMI registered 54.9, down slightly on the previous month. The highest rate of growth in mar-

keting activity was in Europe with a regional GMI of 58.0 recorded, although the value de-

clined for the third successive month. The GMIs for the Asia-Pacific and Americas regions

both registered a slower pace but rose in June. Global Marketing Budgets grew for the 40th

successive month in June. Growth in budgets remained steadily in Europe, although the

monthly figure fell for the third consecutive month, indicating that growth is slowing. In con-

trast, budgets grew insipidly in the Americas with an index value unchanged on its May value.

Marketing Budgets in Asia-Pacific continued to fall in June with an index value below the

crucial 50.0 „no change‟ benchmark value for the fifth successive month. The level of the

global Trading Conditions Index rose by 0.9 in June. Trading conditions improved in all re-

gions, but were strongest in Europe. Achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

will require a significant increase in financial resources – moving from billions to trillions –

and new ways for a wide range of partners to work together. While ODA remains an im-

portant resource for financing development, additional resources will be needed – including

from emerging development actors, domestic and international investors, philanthropic foun-

dations and other partners – to achieve the ambitious and universal Sustainable Development

Goals. (Concept note WB-IMF Spring Meetings 5 APRIL 2016). However, Conditions are im-

proving cry for growth in this market Can not deny or confirm Channel in advanced to the

ability of Stainable Development on future or not. Dose to There are several factors that are

important issues to the Appropriately consider. Particular, circumstances of the world present.

The world in current, has always been to The Faced with the changes of climate vulnerable to

The depletion of resourcefulness, natural disasters including floods and droughts The condi-

tions are really crying impact in many forms Based on current conditions and some area can‟t

to use on Agriculture produce and some aria become to Dry land, under the earthquake, leav-

ing flooding and erosion, etc… There are as Negative effects such depletion of natural re-

sources depletion and loss of agro biodiversity may be expected increasingly severe. Popula-

tion Millions have sought all the way to surviving life in every day. Also, some local people are

The impact of the war. The fall in malnutrition, suffering from hunger It forced Many local

people have emigrated to the New Key to Survival. According to the report of UNHCR 2015,

about the total number of refugees has increased significantly and consistently over the past

four years. Starting from 10.4 million at the end of 2011, the number increased to 10.5 million

in 2012, to 11.7 million in 2013, and finally to 14.4 million by the end of 2014. By mid-2015, it

had reached an estimated 15.1 million, its highest level in 20 years. Within three and a half

years, then, the global refugee population grew by 4.7 million persons – some 45 per cent the

increase from the end of 2011 to mid-2015 would have been only half a million refugees

(+5%) and maybe to increase steady (UNHCR, 2015). Many people think about refugee is as a

vehicle passes, many think about refugee is a threat in the future and many negative…But I

don‟t think that, I can see something beautiful potential within them. Those are the smile of

a happy, which is what I need to see it. No one wants to evacuate settlers from hometown, But

because the places they used to live there So they need to find new places to live. I know, I

understand because my originally, from poor family, usually I have the faces or drive, to work

throughout their actives. And any time I see the Population in rural, don‟t have Job and

Grass difficult to find food on dry season. Life in place of hunger it is suffering, there are

hard to explain. They're human too, They have flesh, demanding food, reproduction and Cars

important and they need alive. Above cited all that Not mean to refugees increased, the only

requires you to consider again the” Guilty or not they struggle to keep alive their”.

Do you know about the background of beautiful butterfly? Any day a go, it as the worm mean body

wholes on the face is ugly and scary. However, it‟s can change of body to the beautiful butterfly by

won. In any area, has the different beautiful butterfly. And why we are can‟t make it go to New ar-

ea ? because the physiology has the different limit of body to live on different area. This is the best

of my personal concept on planning to development in my community .

And you?

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The under nutrition not only affects maternal and child health outcomes, it also affects physical

growth, impairs cognitive development, and affects educational performance and future earn-

ing potential Low coverage and income disparities in the use of high impact interventions such

as contraceptives and postnatal care for newborns have a negative impact on reducing mater-

nal and child mortality and nutrition outcomes. Performance Global agriculture towards 2050,

Agriculture in the 21st century faces multiple challenges: it has to produce more food and fire

to feed a growing population with a smaller rural labor force, more feed stocks for a potentially

huge bioenergy market, contribute to overall development in the many agriculture-dependent

developing countries, adopt more efficient and sustainable production methods and adapt

(FOA, 2009).

However, The GOL has adopted a wide range of policies at the national, sectorial, subsector

and cross-sectorial levels in response to these challenges. The country‟s overarching develop-

ment goals are to reduce poverty, achieve growth with equity and meet the MDGs, with the aim

of graduating from the “Least Developed” category of countries by 2020. Key challenges recog-

nized in the current five-year 7th National Socio-Economic Development Plan (2011-2015) in-

clude the need for a “more visible shift” of employment from farm to non-farm sectors, ad-

dressing environmental issues and mitigating the impact of climate change. One of the seven

“directions” of the Plan addresses rural development and poverty eradication, the aim being to

reduce income inequalities between rural and urban areas, between geographical areas and be-

tween rich and poor. In 2011 the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) adopted a Strate-

gy for Agricultural Development to 2020. This lays out four developmental goals, namely: (i)

improvement of livelihoods through agriculture and livestock, with food security as its first pri-

ority; (ii) increased and modernized production of agricultural commodities and “pro-poor

green value chains” based on smallholders‟ organizations and partnering with the private sec-

tor; (iii) sustainable production patterns, including stabilization of shifting cultivation and cli-

mate change adaptation measures adapted to local agro-ecological conditions; and (iv) sustain-

able forest management to preserve biodiversity and significantly increase forest cover to bene-

fit rural communities and public and private processing enterprises.

Research Program Manager of Dr Peter (ACIR, 2013) over the next 40 years, world food pro-

duction will need to increase by at least 70%, but less than 10% of this will come from bringing

new land into production. Livestock production is increasingly being pushed onto over-

exploited marginal lands or into intensive-cropping systems, with associated impacts (both posi-

tive and negative). Rising demand for animal protein will likely accelerate this trend. With in-

creasing urbanisation come longer food chains. Concerns about food safety (e.g. bacterial con-

tamination and zoonotic diseases) and quality in these relatively long chains for animal-

sourced foods are increasing. For smallholders to participate in and benefit from these chains,

they will need to meet quality expectations to take advantage of market opportunities. Small-

holder farmers traditionally keep livestock for livelihood security, selling for income in the

event of crop failures or to meet specific costs. Typically livestock numbers in these systems are

constrained by feed quality and quantity, land availability and disease impacts. Economic devel-

opment in many emerging economies, globalization of again food chains and rapidly urbaniz-

ing populations is increasing demand for animal protein, creating opportunities for these live-

stock keepers to become market-oriented livestock producers.

A bout my some Think, there are a good simple for improve agricultural research system in

current and future. However, The ability of Stainable Development, there are well up to the

budget along with good planning and good activity planning Processing appropriate existing in

local and livelihoods appropriate of population in many location of area on that country and

The importantly, is well to population in rural can used can do themselves. And also, about the

management marketing system is a very importantly because it as the key factor of the Staina-

ble Development on future.

Primary Address: 9w/9w, Phonesay village , Kaisonephomvihan deistic, Savannakhet Province

Lao People‟s Democratic Republic

E-mail: Address: lattana-lang@hotmail.com

StainableDevelopment@gmail.com

Phone No: +85620 98993099

Work Address: Faculty of Agricultural and Envelopment, Savannakhet University , LAO. PD

Phone No: +85630

Website: WWW.SKULAO.Org

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The background of “ Sept by

Step to Standible development” is

Come from once young man in Lao

PDR, he has the poor family but .

He has the amazing concept and use

that concept to help population in

community. Oval of 5.8 year ago to

present of them work, . it as the

amazing about Knowles of They

can to Change any think in than

community by won .

I‟m a Leader of Anima help care Unit: I‟m a Leader of

I'm establishment Animal treatment Focus Ruminants Animal treatment Focus Rumi-

nants Unit of SAVANAKHET UNIVERSISTY Unit in 2013 by Used Budget Loans from

Faculty of Agricultural And Envelopment of SAVANAKHET UIVERSISTY Fund started

USD 200 $. We are service 24 h for help smallholder For compensation depends on the

generosity of population. we are service focus 3 villages near SAVANAKHET UNIVER-

SITY area because I don't have car for work , don't have Charges and a little Budget.

There are limits of this work. However, I can used this work for training my student In

practice, That are the volunteers from many students.

An also I work for help population in Community about the improve animal husbandry

and fishery. I and improve ruminant production Processing to workshop and help on

Marketing management planning system in Community.

My Name's CHOUNLAMUTY LATTANABANPHOT Young Staff from Savannakhet University

Faculty of Agricultural and Envelopment Animal Sciences department, 28 year old of age, Death of

birth 17 Sept 1987. address in current at Phonsay villge, Kaisonephomvihan deistic, Savannakhet

Province, Lao People‟s Democratic Republic. I‟m a indigenous people in Lao PDR, Dose to the I

come poor family, Limit of money is as the key factor to my work and Deprived to study on high de-

gree. I finish study 2010 At CHAMPASAK UNIVERSISTY, (2005–2010) Faculty of Agriculture and

Forestry, animal husbandry and fishery. Focus: improve ruminant production processing to work-

shop and Marketing management planning system in Community. BSC degree. (scholarship from

government of Lao PDR). however, these is not limit on my Aim Target set in the future. I like to read

about New, Report, Handbook, Projects Proposal and anther... on the Guidelines for Development,

circumstances, issues, new technology and New Idea Creative to useful for society.

Far from December 2010, I come work in SAVANAKHET UNIVERSISTY , Faculty of

Agricultural And Envelopment. Arrow 5.8 year of Experience of My work about teaching, I

teach about The Microbiology, Livestock Management in Community, Whiting Research

Proposal- Research Issue, Animal Husbandry and Animal Production, Anima help care and

treatment Focus Ruminants. Along with work about work for help population Improve animal hus-

bandry and fishery system in Community focus: improve ruminant production Processing to work-

shop, Anima help care and treatment Focus Ruminants and help on Marketing management plan-

ning system in Community, whiting Research Proposal - Research issue. Work for help population

in Community .

According to Condition actual current, Over 70% of the country‟s population lives in rural

areas, and agriculture is their primary livelihood. The agricultural is still accounted as the

primary sector of the national economy. It contributes to food security, poverty alleviation

and management of natural resources. Agriculture sector is challenged by several emerging

trends are most importantly, smallholder based production with modest commercial produc-

tivity, insufficiently skilled human resources and weak extension services. a low level of

farmer experience with appropriate agriculture technologies and a less developed market

orientation. Post-harvest losses could be avoided and additional value is often generated

outside the country; for some products there is a high regional and international competi-

tion .The Initiatives and development to increase agriculture productivity for reduce poverty

and improve food and nutrition security are very important. The livestock production is an

important component of smallholder farming systems.

In year 2011, I'm establishment Animal help care Unit: Focus Ruminants Unit by Used

Budget Loans from Faculty of Agricultural And Envelopment of SAVANAKHET UNIVER-

SISTY Fund started USD 150 $. we are service about the animal vaccination 2 time/

year for help smallholder Focus anti HS and FMD. For depends USD 0.4$/1 cattle. We are

service focus 3 villages near SAVANAKHET University Area douse to I don't have car for

work, don't have Charges and a little Budget. There are limits of time for this activity. How-

ever, the second global of this activity for training my student In practice, That are the vol-

unteers from many students And services from institutions to community. I'm establishment

Animal treatment Focus Ruminants Animal treatment Focus Ruminants Unit of SA-

VANAKHET UNIVERSISTY Unit in 2013 by Used Budget Loans from Faculty of Agricul-

tural And Envelopment of SAVANAKHET UIVERSISTY Fund started USD 200 $. We are

service 24 h for help smallholder For compensation depends on the generosity of popula-

tion. we are service focus 3 villages near SAVANAKHET UNIVERSITY area because I

don't have car for work , don't have Charges and a little Budget. There are limits of this

work. However, I can used this work for training my student In practice, That are the vol-

unteers from many students. An also I work for help population in Community about the

improve animal husbandry and fishery. I and improve ruminant production Processing to

workshop and help on Marketing management planning system in Community.

Animal help care and treatment

Service Focus Ruminants

Cow treatment (FMD) Training to my student

CHOUNLAMUTY LATTANABANPHOT

This is a My House