The Electronic Payments Association (EPLGA) is hosting their Annual Conference on October 4th and 5th in Austin, Texas.
The conference will be an opportunity for members to learn from each other about the latest technologies, trends, and innovations in the payments’ industry.
This event will also highlight how the payments’ industry can work together to build a more resilient regional economy. For example, it can help businesses of all sizes grow and compete in a global economy.
The EPLGA Annual Conference will take place on 16th and 17th January at the University of Derby. The main focus of the event is “Building Regional Resilience.”
The event will explore how we can better protect our environment, communities, and economies against future shocks. It will discuss the opportunities that technologies and innovation present to improve the resilience of our region.
Building resilience is not a one-time event but an ongoing process that must be developed, strengthened and sustained. The EPLGA Annual Conference is one of the ways the Midwest region can begin to build resilience in their communities to better prepare for, withstand, and recover from disasters.
The Midwest region has faced natural disasters such as tornadoes and floods in recent years. These disasters caused deaths and injuries to people in our community, destroyed property, disrupted services and threatened economic recovery. At the same time, these crises also revealed how we as a region can become stronger by coming together as a community to support each other in overcoming them. To keep communities resilient into the future, we need to continue this tradition of coming together when times are tough.
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The EPLGA Annual Conference brings together a wide range of stakeholders to discuss building regional resilience.
The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA)
The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) is a United States federal law that was enacted in 1986.
The goal of the act is to “ensure an effective response to emergencies involving hazardous substances.” As part of this, the EPA requires companies to report details on hazardous substance releases that come from their facilities, and to create emergency response plans.
This law also requires the preparation of community right-to-know plans by states, cities, counties, and other local governments every five years under an EPCR plan cycle.
The EPLGA Annual Conference will host a series of workshops and discussions on topics such as sustainable development, regional resilience, and the intersection of climate change and food security.
Regional Resilience is one of the most significant challenges we face in an increasingly globalized world. The annual conference of the European Public Library and Information Association (EPLGA) will focus on these themes through a series of lectures, workshops, panels, and other activities.
This year’s EPLGA Annual Conference is all about resilience. We are living in a world which is uncertain and changing, so the conference will focus on what it takes to “build regional resilience”. This includes understanding where the current threats to our region are coming from, what we can do to combat them, and how we can all work together to make sure that our region is safe.
The keynote speaker of this year’s conference will be Dr Astrid Gassman, who has done a lot of work on regional stability in Europe. She has been the Head of Political Analysis for Frontex and Director for South East Europe at the EU Conflict Prevention Center. Along with that, she has also worked for the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs as Senior Policy Advisor.
The East African Protectorate of Livestock and Grain Growers Association (EPLGA) is a non-profit organization that was established in 1986 to provide support to livestock and grain growers in the regions it operates. The organization has been instrumental in bringing livestock and grain production, distribution, marketing, training, and capacity building initiatives together in order to address the livelihood needs of producers.
This year’s Annual Conference will center around restorative agriculture as a response to climate change impacts on food production systems, with a focus on strengthening resilience from farm-to-fork. EPLGA is proud to present this conference as it is expected to bring together participants from various geographical locations, including Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia.
The conference will provide a forum for international experts who will explore opportunities for promoting sustainable
The EPLGA Annual Conference is a regional conference, hosted by the Eastern Plains Land Group Association, that brings landowners and professionals together to share their knowledge and resources.
This year’s conference, titled “Building Regional Resilience,” will be held in Casper, Wyoming on November 10th-12th. The Conference will provide information on how to build a more sustainable region while honoring the natural and cultural heritage of our area. This includes discussions on renewable energy and water conservation practices, as well as land use planning for future generations.
The General Sessions will cover topics such as human dimensions of climate change, land stewardship for the 21st century, business continuity and disaster planning with a focus on ranch operations, investing in your community’s future with public lands policy, economic.
