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Bonita Burton-Washington discusses several demographic factors that have defined her identity, including her gender, age, socioeconomic status, and educational level. As a female, she has had to work harder than males to prove herself in different jobs while raising children alone. Though she waited a long time to return to school, she feels age does not determine success. She then shares her personal story, detailing where she grew up in Reform, Alabama, her education experiences, jobs, and her own family which now includes her three children and new husband with two children.
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2) Provide support to countries on monitoring, reporting, and sharing best practices.
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Bonita Burton-Washington discusses several demographic factors that have defined her identity, including her gender, age, socioeconomic status, and educational level. As a female, she has had to work harder than males to prove herself in different jobs while raising children alone. Though she waited a long time to return to school, she feels age does not determine success. She then shares her personal story, detailing where she grew up in Reform, Alabama, her education experiences, jobs, and her own family which now includes her three children and new husband with two children.
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This document discusses British Swimming's Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) model from 2002-2014. It outlines the early adoption and evolution of the LTAD model, strengths like improved performances and increased talent pools, and constraints like lack of understanding and flexibility. It identifies opportunities to simplify tools, blend models, and base competition on biological development. The immediate future plans include a reviewed Swimmer Support Pathway model blending key LTAD aspects and principles simply through new education tools.
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1) Identify each focus country's main support areas and critical resources needed to improve resilience indicators.
2) Provide support to countries on monitoring, reporting, and sharing best practices.
3) Have countries design a support roadmap by filling out a matrix to request assistance for resilience objectives.
The agenda covers topics like defining resilience, countries' resilience programs, risks and their impacts, FAO's contributions to stabilization and peacebuilding through resilience, lessons learned, and opportunities for collaboration. Participants will evaluate each day and countries will complete their matrices by the end of the workshop.
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