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LMFM By Caitriona Rooney Amy Bellew, Aoibheann NiFhearaigh, Osarugue Loveth Edomwande, Abby Rice, Sophie Begley and Lois O'Hare received first place for their project titled “Imperial Economics - The Winds of Change”. A group of fifth-year students from Our Lady's College, Greenhills, Drogheda have been named as the overall winners of the PDST Young Economist of the Year award 2021. Amy Bellew, Aoibheann NiFhearaigh, Osarugue Loveth Edomwande, Abby Rice, Sophie Begley and Lois O'Hare received first place for their pro...

The average price of a Class 8 used truck sold in February was $48,173, nearly 15 percent higher than the same month a year ago when trucks were selling for $41,995, according to ACT Research. However, sales of used trucks in February are down 7 percent from the previous month and dipped 20 percent... Read More... Don't Miss Any Updates! News Directly in Your Inbox Subscribe to:

5 May 2021 The Evaluation Service is planning to prepare an evidence synthesis of UNHCR’s adaptation and response to the COVID-19 pandemic by March 2022. This will synthesize evidence on COVID-19 by building questions into ongoing and new evaluations during 2021, thus generating evidence without placing additional operational pressures on the organization and in recognition of the logistical challenges of travel and data collection during this period. This work is accompanied by two separate evaluations; one on protecting refugee rights during COVID19 which UNHCR is leading with a collation...

How can UNHCR further engage in Humanitarian Development cooperation? Apr 7, 2021 Young kids in the Valle Vista resettlement community, a few kilometres east of Zamboanga city, Mindanao, Philippines. © UNHCR/Roger Arnold The UNHCR Evaluation Service is currently analyzing how UNHCR engages in humanitarian development cooperation. Cooperation with development organizations has been part of UNHCR’s approach to building long-term support and finding durable solutions for people forced to flee. Over the past few years, UNHCR has deepened its cooperation with global entities like the World Ban...

Queensland land values increase for rural communities updated 3 MarMarch 2021 at 11:28pm The Diamantina Shire is renowned for its cattle production, many of Australia's largest pastoral companies own land in the shrie. ( Print text only Cancel Outback Queensland landholders have been left stunned after their land values skyrocketed by more than 150 per cent. On Wednesday, Queensland's Valuer-General released new land values, effective from June 30, for 25 shires across the state. Key points: Land values for 25 of Queensland's Local Government Areas have increased after revaluation from the ...