Nep 2022

THE 2022 National Expenditure Program (NEP), the budget proposal of the Executive Branch, released this week does little to address the ongoing emergency faced by commuters and the public transportation industry. If this budget is approved without adjustments, we will sink into a deeper health and economic crisis. Our hope is that legislators in the House and Senate will recognize the serious flaws and make the needed corrections. There are several glaring deficiencies in the proposed 2022 national budget. The activities and programs that provide the most immediate solutions to our mobility problems have no funding. There is zero budget for walking and cycling infrastructure, zero budget for service contracting and zero budget for road-based public transportation improvement.

Ellen Taaffe Zwilich Thank You Notes for Richard Pittman (2022) NEP commission, world premiere Kareem Roustom Ramal (2014) Boston premiere Elijah Daniel Smith Wraith Weight (2021) NEP 2022 Call for Scores winner New England premiere Matthew Aucoin Two Dances (arr. 2022) Danielle Maddon & Keir GoGwilt, violins World premiere of orchestral arrangement Sergei Rachmaninoff Symphonic Dances (1940) Texu Kim Spin-Flip (2014) New England premiere Claude Debussy Danses sacrée et profane (1904) Olivia Lee, Harp 2022 Young Artist Competition Winner Gabriela Ortiz Kauyumari (2021) New England premiere Jean Sibelius Violin Concerto in D MInor Op.47, Mvt. I (1904) Ayaan Ahmad, Violin 2022 Young Artist Competition Winner Aaron Copland Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes (1942) Conducted by music director finalist Yoichi Udagawa Kathryn Salfelder Fanfare for Richard Pittman World Premiere, NEP Commission Igor Santos ploy, pivot 2021 Call for Scores Winner Boston Premiere TJ Cole Nightscape Boston Premiere Eric Nathan Double Concerto for Solo Violin, Solo Clarinet, and Strings Stefan Jackiw, violin, and Yoonah Kim, clarinet Co-commission with The New York Classical Players Boston Premiere Witold Lutoslawski Concerto for Orchestra Listening In: A Deep Dive into the Music with the NEP is your opportunity to sit in on fun and lively conversations with the composers and artists on NEP’s concerts this season.Your hosts, New England Philharmonic Concertmaster and soloist Danielle Maddon, and Composer-in-...

The National Energy Policy (NEP) 2022 – 2040 serves and underlying premise for the economic development of the country. The NEP aims to improve economic resilience and ensure energy recovery while achieving equality and universal access as well as ensuring environmental sustainability. This includes energy-based hydrocarbons and renewable energy sources. Speaking at the launch of the National Energy Policy (NEP) 2022 – 2040 today, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Economy) Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed said the policy was drafted in line with optimisation efforts in respect of economic opportunities which run in parallel with the mega trend of energy transition which is rapidly growing. The NEP is also concurrent with the management of the country’s energy sector which always takes into account the balance of the trilemma of energy sources, Mustapa said adding, “Balance in this energy trilemma is important because Malaysia now resides in the middle of a turbulent political and economic atmosphere. “Therefore, we should put a sense of purpose and sense of urgency as a determinant or consideration of action, in terms of basic matters, planning and implementation. The minister explained, among other things, the NEP is enacted for: – Streamlining and harmonising various existing policies, some related to energy; – Ensure a coordinated energy sector response and keeping in line with national aspirations and agendas; – Create a long-term vision and response plan which is...

From education to impact: Transforming nursing and midwifery education The NETNEP series of conferences are designed to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and experience of nursing, midwifery and healthcare education worldwide. NETNEP 2022 will continue this philosophy by encouraging the sharing of research and practice of nursing, midwifery and healthcare education as it impacts on the learning experience of students and qualified practitioners and the health and social care needs, and safety, of the individuals and communities it serves worldwide. New! Your registration includes: • Access to posters online one week prior to the conference* • Recordings of oral presentations available online after the conference* Find out more *Subject to individual authors agreement and participation. Before travelling to the conference, please familiarise yourself with the Covid-19 requirements for Spain, which Elsevier will be following. The current country guidelines We still request that anyone who has tested positive for Covid-19, or is under any self-quarantine orders does not attend the conference. Topics will include: • Teaching & assessment • Learning in practice – Clinical education • New technologies, simulation and social media in teaching and practice • Curriculum innovation & development • Evidence and educational discourse • Research, scholarship and evaluation • Professional development & leadership There will be a large number of presentations throughout the three day e...

India is in the process of making substantial changes to its education system to establish itself as a global power. The recent modifications were implemented to replace 34 years of previous educational policies. The new system, which is still being put into action, focuses on online learning, increased school hours, and a shift away from rote learning. The New replaces the 34-year-old National Education Policy (NEP) that was formulated in 1986. The National Education Policy (NEP) was first formulated in 1986, and subsequently revised in 1992 and 1998. 10.20) 20. What are the current Levels of Education in India? New Education Policy 2022 The New Education Policy 2022 focuses on revolutionizing the current education system by incorporating modern teaching methodologies, embracing technology, and promoting skill-based learning. It aims to make education more inclusive, equitable, and accessible to all, with a special emphasis on marginalized communities. The policy emphasizes the development of 21st-century One of the most significant changes introduced by the New Education Policy is the transition from the traditional 10+2 education structure to a new 5+3+3+4 education system. The goal of this new system is to make education more flexible and all-encompassing, with a focus on basic skills, critical thinking, and life skills. — National Education Policy 2020 (@NEP2020) A key objective of the new education policy is to establish India as a global knowledge superpower by prom...