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Taxonomic databases Working Group (TDWG) September 28th to October 1st, 2015 Annual Conference

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Dr. Edwardina Ndhine (PhD) ,National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation (NACOSTI) gives a talk during the Taxonomic databases Working Group (TDWG) Annual Conference hosted at Windsor Hotel, Nairobi informing Biosciences Policy and Institutional Framework. The 2015 Biodiversity Information TDWG Annual Conference organized in partnership with African Conservation Centre, National Museums of Kenya, Kenya Wild Life Service, Department of Remote Sensing and Resource Surveys, University of Nairobi, Ministry of Environment and National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation (NACOSTI) was held from 28 September to 1 October 2015 in Nairobi, Kenya. The theme of the conference was Applications, Standards and Capacity Building for Sustaining Global Biodiversity. Subprograms included: Digitization, Semantic Technologies, Phyloinformatics, Outreach and Collaboration, e-Publications, Trait Data, and Conservation informatics. The Working Group made up o

RESEARCH ENDOWMENT FUND CALL FOR PROPOSALS: 2015/2016 FINANCIAL YEAR

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YOUTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME CALL FOR APPLICATION

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N A TIONAL COM M I SS ION F OR S CIENCE, T ECHNOLO G Y A ND IN N OVATI O N N A CO S TI YOUTH INT E R N S HIP PRO G RAM ME C A LL F OR A P P LIC A TION F OR 2015/2016 F IN A N C IAL YEAR Ba c k g r o un d The N a t i on a l Com m is s ion for S c ie n ce , T ec hnol o g y a nd I nnov a t i on ( N A C OS T I ) s ee ks to c r ea te oppo r tun i t y for 7 (s e v e n) in t e rns during the 2 015/2016 F inan c ial Y e a r to g a in wo r kpla c e e x p e ri e n c e in a s c ien ce , te c hnolo g y a nd innovation (ST& I ) ins t i t ut i on. The in t e rnship is for a p e riod of 3 (thr e e ) mon t hs a nd r e n e w a ble o n c e r e sul t ing in a ma x i m um p e riod of six mon t hs d e p e ndi n g on the p e r f o rm a n c e a nd a v a i l a bi l i t y of funds. The p r ogram m e e ntails o n - the - job tr a in i ng a nd d e v e lop me nt of ski l ls that would e n a ble in t e rns to be more e