X2 Development - Shartava 29
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The Shartava complex is a new development project from White Square located on Shartava Street in the Saburtalo district of Tbilisi. The project offers a prime location, perfect for those who want to live an active lifestyle or for those looking for an investment or rental opportunity. Construction of the complex has already begun, with an expected completion date of April 2024.
The complex offers a variety of apartment options, starting at 62m2, suitable for families, students, and large families. The apartments are designed with energy efficiency in mind and are equipped with fire protection systems. The complex will count with its own generator is also installed for emergency lighting and evacuation during fire safety situations.
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Background: Infantile hemangiomas (IH) are the most common benign tumors of infancy. The typical clinical course consists of rapid growth during the first year of life, followed by natural and gradual involution over a multi-year time span through unknown cellular mechanisms. Some tumors respond to medical treatment with corticosteroids or beta-blockers, however, when this therapy fails or is incomplete, surgical extirpation may be necessary. Noninvasive therapies to debulk or eliminate these tumors would be an important advance. The development of an in vitro cell culture system and an animal model would allow new insights into the biological processes involved in the development and pathogenesis of IH.
Results: We observed that proliferative stage IH specimens contain significantly more SALL4+ and CD133+ cells than involuting tumors, suggesting a possible stem cell origin. A tumor sphere formation assay was adapted to culture IH cells in vitro. Cells in IH tumor spheres express GLUT1, indicative of an IH cell of origin, elevated levels of VEGF, and various stem/progenitor cell markers such as SALL4, KDR, Oct4, Nanog and CD133. These cells were able to self-renew and differentiate to endothelial lineages, both hallmarks of tumor stem cells. Treatment with Rapamycin, a potent mTOR/VEGF inhibitor, dramatically suppressed IH cell growth in vitro. Subcutaneous injection of cells from IH tumor spheres into immunodeficient NOD-SCID mice produced GLUT1 and CD31 positive tumors with the same cellular proliferation, differentiation and involution patterns as human hemangiomas.
Conclusions: The ability to propagate large numbers of IH stem cells in vitro and the generation of an in vivo mouse model provides novel avenues for testing IH therapeutic agents in the future.
These buspriority measures are intended to provide major savings in terms of journeytime and operating costs, while improving service reliability. Passengers areexpected to benefit from increased frequency of buses on the routes affected asa result of better use of the existing fleet.
The buslanes were designed by the staff of Transport Department (TD), following aseries of CDIA-supported capacity development activities on transport planning,modelling and design tools. The activities also included practical applicationby doing real bus lane designs.
Mr. Gould is one of the five transport experts from Mott MacDonaldLimited commissioned by CDIA in 2018 to provide advisory support on various mobilityissues and build the capacity of local staff in transport planning.
When CDIA came to Tbilisi in 2016, a car-centric culture made worse bypoor public transport, plentiful and cheap parking, and unregulated taxi, setagainst the backdrop of a hilly city provides a clear picture of the extent ofwork needed to address its mobility issues.
As TD found the recommendations from the bus study complicated toimplement, CDIA extended its support by posting transport experts from MottMacDonald Limited: Mark Sellin as Team Lead who likewise provided strategicguidance on policy development; Tim Gould, expert on bus lanes, parking, and cyclingetc.; David Parkin, expert on traffic management, signals, LINSIG and datacollection; William Koraska, expert on CAD; and Richard Skitt, expert onVISSIM/Vistro transport modelling and data collection.
Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) is a multi-donor trust fund managed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). As a project preparation facility, we help secondary cities in Asia and the Pacific prepare bankable and sustainable infrastructure investments.
The holding aims to improve the quality of construction in the Georgian market, for which the company is supported by a team of mechanical engineers with many years of experience, a group of qualified and trained craftsmen, high-quality and energy-efficient building materials and successfully completed large or small projects in both, construction and development industry.
BK Construction relies on years of experience working on projects of varying complexity and specifics. The company has worked on specific projects such as hotels, shopping malls, office buildings, residential complexes, gyms and more.
A construction college that perfectly prepares students with any experience to be employed in construction industry. The mix of theoretical and practical courses specially created by the college helps the students to fully adapt to the Georgian construction sector.
Youth Association DRONI works to promote the establishment of a modern, healthy, inclusive and educated society in Georgia. In order to meet this task, DRONI has been implementing youth education and development programs.
DRONI aims to support young people's physical, spiritual, and educational development and to create educational initiatives developing young people's competence in the field of civil society, conflict resolution, human rights and peacebuilding, and to promote intercultural relations in Georgian society.
The organisation was established in the framework of the international organisation Academy for Educational Development in 2003 by young people with 4-5 years working experience in the NGO sector. DRONI is working mainly in the field of education at local and international level with different target groups (children, youth, students, teachers, and refugees).
DRONI has a history of working in the IDP settlements of people from Abkhazia and South Ossetia, where its local and international volunteers have conducted numerous cultural and educational workshops.
Apart from that, DRONI has implemented numerous youth exchanges, training courses and other international projects aiming to equip participants with conflict management tools and develop non-violent techniques for peace builders. The methodology for this training includes nonviolent communication, coaching, conflict resolution and creativity, outdoor education and experimental learning.
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When we partnered with Oxford University to enable global development, manufacturing and distribution of our vaccine, we put broad and equitable access at the heart of our response. The result was a vaccine that was developed in under a year, and we believe we have made a significant impact in terms of global public health. Based on data published in The Lancet and an analysis by Airfinity, our vaccine is estimated to have saved over 6 million lives in the first year of vaccination.
The TA will support the implementation of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Integrated Trade Agenda (CITA) 2030 under the framework of CAREC 2030 Strategy - specifically, the three-year rolling strategic action plan of CITA.
(i) Organization of the annual meetings of the Regional Trade Group and Customs Cooperation Committee, which contribute to productive discussions and positive outcomes as indicated in the annual CITA implementation report and RSAPs. The 4th RTG meeting (28 September 2021) endorsed RSAP 2021-2023, and discussed the outcomes and recommendations of CAREC Trade Week. The 20th CCC meeting (30 September 2021) discussed countries recent policies, digitalization projects, and innovative technologies adopted to facilitate trade and e-commerce.
(ii) A key event at the sidelines of these meetings was CAREC Trade Week: Enhancing Cooperation in Digital Trade (21-23 September 2021). The E-Commerce Development in CAREC Countries: Assessment and the Way Forward webinar (21 September 2021) presented the two joint ADB-CAREC Institute studies on e-commerce which assessed the legal and regulatory environment and infrastructure gaps. The E-Commerce Development and the Role of the Private Sector: Experience from the People's Republic of China webinar (22 September 2021) provided lessons on alleviating poverty and responding to the pandemic via e-commerce. The CAREC Conference on Digital Trade and Innovations (23 September 2021) launched the joint ESCAP-CI Digital Trade and Sustainable Trade Facilitation Report: CAREC 2021, and shared countries' digitalization initiatives.
(iii) Ongoing initiatives on paperless trade include a scoping study to enhance and integrate Azerbaijan's Customs national single window with other agencies. ADB and UNECE co-organized a virtual regional workshop on the Digitalization of Trade Documents in the Shymkent-Tashkent-Khujand (STKEC) Region (25 May 2022) focusing on documents accompanying goods transported by road or rail.
(iv) ADB and the USAID Future Growth Initiative co-organized a webinar series Toward a Central Asian E-Commerce Market (May 2022) featuring ongoing work of development partners, best practices and enabling the environment, experiences from other regions to deepen the e-commerce agenda, and private sector views on priority challenges to cross-border e-commerce. An 18-session training series on cross-border e-commerce for national technical vocational educational and training institutions was organized by the China Association of Trade in Services (CATIS), CAREC Institute and ADB-PRC Regional Knowledge Sharing Initiative (RKSI) (every Saturday from 5 March to 2 July 2022). Further, ADB shared CAREC experience, trends and best practices in regional cooperation on e-commerce during the Cross-Border E-Commerce Regional Workshop for PACER Plus Parties held virtually (13-15 September 2022).
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