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Horizon Solutions SitePublication Date2003, updated regularly Summary
The Solutions Site was created by Horizon International, in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme, the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Population Fund, the United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF), Horizon's colleagues at Harvard University and Yale University, and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) of Canada. The purpose of the site is to provide a forum for the presentation of solutions to concerns in the areas of health, population, development, and the environment. Initiatives are gathered through a number of different means, including direct user submissions, the efforts of partner institutions, and Horizon's own research activities. Each case study is reviewed by one or more members of the Horizon Scientific Review Board prior to its publication. By presenting the case studies on the internet, the Solutions Site intends to provide the means to encourage replication of the initiatives presented, and to foster the development of new ones. The Horizon Solutions Site for Kids of All Ages (see the related summary below) is an interactive, multimedia feature of the Solutions Site. Many of the entries on the Solutions Site are rewritten for the younger audience. In addition, Horizon is working to promote protection of coral reefs through the Magic Porthole project, a coral reef project that provides multimedia and multifaceted experiences, while providing education about the coral reef, its inhabitants, and the water environment. ContactJanine M. H. Selendy
Chairman and President
Horizon International (A.K.A. Horizon Communications)
Yale University
New Haven CT
06520 8103
United States
Tel: 203 432 6266
Fax: 914 669 5298
SourceEmail from Janine Selendy to The Communication Initiative on January 8 2008. The photo is courtesy of the YALDA Secretariat Volunteer Program. Related SummariesPlaced on the Communication Initiative site March 19 2008 Last Updated March 24 2008 |
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