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Sunday, November 22, 2020

 

Kuchins, Andrew 

9:38 AM (50 minutes ago)
to nastridinov_e@auca.kgSafetOSUNTom
Thanks Safet,

In addition to Zheenbek, I think Dr. Emil Nastridinov from our Anthropology Department would be interested in this project also. I have copied him on this email.

Cheers,

Andy

On Fri, 20 Nov 2020 at 22:22 Safet Hadzimuhamedovic < wrote:
Dear colleagues, 

At SOAS University of London, we are preparing a brief preliminary proposal (Concept) for an OSUN programme on water, cultural heritage and human rights. The programme will likely consist of three broad 'pathways' ('Water and the Heritage/Hospitality Sector in Palestine'; 'Rivers, Migration and Activism in the Balkans'; and a collaborative syllabus and online course on 'Water as Shared Heritage and a Human Right'). We have already mapped some of the collaborators from the group of OSUN Partner Institutions. If you think that your research or existing projects and networks at your OSUN institution should be part of this programme, please get in touch with us for further information and to share your ideas before the submission deadline (15 December). 

Thank you. 
 
Best, 
Safet HadziMuhamedovic ) and Tom Selwyn 

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Dr. Andrew C. Kuchins
President
American University of Central Asia
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

chris Macrae

10:28 AM (0 minutes ago)
to AndrewSafetOSUNTomnastridinov_e@auca.kg
hello i have a few questions/notes

water seems to me to be one of nature's most vital infrastructures - so a deep challenge particularlyto the sort of dc mindset that trump has built https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHtacTJ-DnA

is the american university of central asia connected with the american university in washington dc - this is my local university, and my friend amitav acharya said he would check with come friends at SOAS on whether there might be a combined concept of interest; amitav mentors students across asean with unesco and other positions he holds after 30 years of focus on asia originally at harvard

as glasgow is my family's origin town i am very interested in connecting cop26 nov 2021 - formal or zoom fringe- i havent yet found how all water related collaborations are going to converge on glasgow; i do know people at the bbc studio responsible for attenboroughs and other nature broadcasting; i am also told that if it had not been for covid one of the first real summits of osun was due to be in vienna partly to celebrate the move of soros ceu there and partly because that is now the hub of ban ki-moon and his emerging action curricula on global climate adaptability www.gca.org; i have friends from india who live in vienna and do research for the tata foundation

my father's work at the economist aimed to celebrate the rise of asian's two thirds of the human race; his last project sponsored 10newly graduated journalists to celebrate sir fazle abed's last decade and his goals to help university sdg coalitions with brac university- sir fazle died in dec 2019 but told me to  help brac uni vice chancellor vincent chang

so always delighted to try to help map solutions asian students and mentors need to scale to solve the deepest sdg challenges especially if tech or data can now leapfrog
chris macrae washington dc region   text/whatsapp +1 240 316 8157 www.2025report.com
norman macrae foundation

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