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ARTES 21 Sub Element 2C is a programme for the development of new applications and services utilising satellite based AIS (Automatic Identification System) data. The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a collaborative tool for surveillance of the maritime traffic, allowing collision avoidance among the vessels as well as surveillance the traffic close to the coast. The system is based onperiodic transmission of messages reporting information about the vessel.

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En 1790, par exemple, l’abbé Fauchet fonde ce qu’il va appeler un Cercle Social où la majorité des membres est féminine ; en 1791, il parraine la création d’un club totalement composé de femmes, puisqu’il porte le nom de Club fédératif des citoyennes patriotes . De nombreuses sociétés mixtes ou exclusivement féminines voient le jour, et pas seulement à Paris puisque le concept se développe dans toutes les grandes villes de France. Ces sociétés, nous allons le voir, vont se radicaliser à l’aube de la Terreur, dès 1793..

Alternativement, vous pouvez nous contacter en remplissant notre formulaire de contact. Veuillez saisir un E mail valide L’adresse email et/ou le mot de passe entrés n’ont pas été reconnus. Merci d’essayer de nouveau. Later, she decided to specialize in midwifery and managed to get a scholarship to further her studies in London. »I wanted to be involved in helping two souls: the baby and the mother, » she said.When she returned to Jordan, Muneera became a pioneer in educating women about family planning at a time when the issue was controversial and tackling it was considered as a taboo. To upgrade her skills, she earned a certificate in family planning from John Hopkins University in the United States.Delivering information in sensitive waysThirty years later, she is still educating women about the benefits of family planning and helping them protect their reproductive health but now her clientele is Syrian women who have fled from conflict and endured much. »I don’t lecture them, I involve them in interactive discussions, » Muneera says. »In addition to talking to them about family planning issues, I always advise them on breastfeeding and its importance and help out with other services, » she said, adding that her experience in working with refugees started with the Iraqi refugees 10 years ago.’Mama Muneera,’ as she is currently known among women in the camp, has the patience to deal with dozens of women daily and keep a smile on her face. »She is like a mother to us, » says Um Mahmood, a Syrian refugee residing Za’atari. « She never complains, she provides us with advice, care and aid. »A tireless champion for women’s healthA testimonial by one of those whom Muneera trained in Za’tri Photo Ra’ad AdaylehEven before she was recruited to work in the camp, Muneera was not taking it easy: She helped develop midwifery handbooks for new practitioners.