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start off with done me good thing. such as heading back to hyderabad to assess everything he's learned it's becoming clear that a mobile phone app could help if you collect and disseminate stories of better farming practices like those he's been hearing about here in under pradesh i see you know all those mobile application which we are thinking of could really do something of impact if you could back is their stories in a way that they do not struggle you know learning technology instead you know being what they are good art which is you know telling their own case studies in the way they are comfortable. such an wants to play to the farm the strengths of storytelling in state capital hyderabad stories travel fast people cross-pollinate
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ideas and experiences could form a share ideas in the same way for inspiration such as calling on the honey bee network. for twenty five years honeybee has been gathering up ideas and inventions from farmers entrepreneurs and scholars across the world. and. they help with peyton's funding and spreading ideas on the internet so such as calling on the networks brigade the nation to see how honeybee works in under a pradesh was a pleasure sitting here because i have read a lot about the tremendous hidden knowledge in the villages are the grass roots level and they have the ability to solve the problems to a great extent and that's because they have a harmony with nature for lucian identified by farmer for his own problem. is
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required to mean he says foremost in this country more than the board now all of them are not so blissed like this farmer who thought this problem but if they get this technology this innovation the order to get all of them millions of them will slightly go at no cost. i'm so excited today after meeting they're going to. do stories of farmers and really innovators song wheezing that i'm just dying to meet them tomorrow. so such and off to meet one of the pharmacy and inventor whose ideas honeybee is backing. after a nine hour drive he meets side that baton. with electricity as sporadic as the rains powerful irrigating farms is vital. ciders on his four hundred dollar windmill. modern
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passport and i. have no. problems with that at that. body. when i get near my car was because i. was not really nervous and then i was slim i really really have an idea when you go explode from the out of idea. of the. here it actually. will progress. first school i want to go back sort of wired to. see how they were danish and like i don't exist or danish unlike is how i did by going to. the.
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nearby. women leave beautiful saudi. family of farmers and leaving. so to help he invented the awesome machine he wanted to save women weave is the tedium and pain of repeating a single motion nine thousand times a day just to make one sorry. for you find very fine when i open a mission. going to come here and here for the plane the dinner pretty canano. been a minimal kind of cool army prepared i'm taliban they've been me. the moon you also wear them when you're on the plane. pretty cool to me but i worked under the how do you also were done here than a long monotone model fun just to learn to bundle no then you give them to the
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accordion in room he didn't change on the key and not astonish him. such is not travelled over two thousand kilometers nothing about the innovative ways india's funds are improving there are nights he's convinced mobile phones can help people share ideas so everyone can benefit. sol two of my big buddies you know where the people will have mobile phones and connectivity so does already there whether they can afford the mobile phone that is already there what does not there is a very simple line into defoliation for them so that they can use these gadgets to tell their stories share them questions. doubts anything then they are
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stuck. back in daily such in steam work with volunteers who've offered to help build his story sharing life. all we can to live is a small by law to solve your time problems often spawn less so could see. a picture and then take on the idea that settling on is to use pictures and voice recordings instead of text so all weekend you know a system which is cobol. they can learn and they can build it and you know when. they come up with a working model the mobile hobbyist app. it's an app that helps farm
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and share stories and ideas can be developed into a fully fledged smartphone app. well i wanted those for you this application men and with a beige book follows in india so with the help of a few leagues i may be able to do this in the us dawtie you know it's good we created from a weak moment of the been. back in under a pradesh suchan wants to field test his mobile harvest up. sun tosha. many to system but it doesn't matter if it will it is it was bought it was given the human names that leaves out that system with. also the funny thing is that it.
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step one the user logs into the mobile harvest up system in. the school that's getting it. thinking. oh it. will make better go step to record the idea. only got i got told that it wasn't a. child getting a look and say oh good now fold up the bottle of god good against me. and i can be sick of it. you're going. to give me. step three select this you to bill image. step draw share your idea with the whole community via the app. that i got in there so you know was it a language and they don't call god the cave or. just. the
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langage homie so neither of us is that he gets a. chance to meet up so not so. well but system. orders so off either will look at me any meal you pull in or near fists of said not visible in the school children out of the chip on to me you know it's really chip in the sand mother we're not gonna let the talented money mississippi adjured out i hadn't gotten out to pin him until you could look good i didn't can not even know like that you wouldn't want to have been there done that and. so what does organic make of such in small harvest up. yeah. because you're not the kid could see him turn it. yeah put it
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with such and such like that using sound images you don't have to be fully literate to use it so what does mr ray do who helped plan such ins jannie think of the prototype i pleasure of having a lot of this valuable input from. little interest in the. opposition right. i think it was a really exciting opportunity and i hope you're going to launch a pilot with us then i can give you a little bit of feedback up for we're going to the point now that i've shown the app you can do it to six people and they're all in the prison different stakeholders so right now i am very happy with the book which is happening with the feedback. and there's a lot of detailed feedback which i brought. on which i want to work on so from here i want to develop this obligation to make it more robust and they could through the pilots those trials and make it something you know which can be adopted nation like
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. so long way to go it's just the beginning of the project. we live in a digital world where even the remotest communities have access to mobile phones. but what can this technology bring to a nomadic existence my facts travels to the media and gives the software designer the ultimate challenge designed to help the him the tried in their daily lives can you really be done. life found one from nomad. and under. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the
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syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. where on live t.v. now it's taught us to be able to. express exactly what is happening in the moment and what it needs. or if you join us on sad. part tired state engage in the ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join. a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but the. only project that's what we refuse was one of the song. and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own
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people so. this is. jerusalem a rock and a hard place. binyamin netanyahu edges towards victory in a close run israeli election. hello i'm down jordan the saudis iraq live from doha also coming up algeria is interim leader promises to hold elections quickly but the country's way forward remains deeply unset. anti-government protests continue in saddam's capital as western governments call for
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a credible transition. and uncertainty grows involve an island as brigs it in the back. with ninety six percent of votes counted in israel's general election prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the could party has won the most seats but only just earlier in the night netanyahu and his main rival benny gantz both declared victory neither side secured a majority but it appears netanyahu can secure a fifth term in office with the support of the right wing blogs are a force that reports from tel aviv. after a night of wild be diverging exit polls benjamin netanyahu waited and waited until it started to move in his favor at two in the morning he took to the stage to declare what he called an unimaginable victory. but we already tonight i have started talks with the heads of the right wing parties our natural partners already tonight almost everyone declared publicly that they will
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recommend i form the next government they will recommend it to our president i intend to work quickly to establish a stable national government i want to make it clear it will be a right wing government but i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens right or left jews and non jews alike israeli citizens. the proven master of israeli electoral politics well aware that his carefully cultivated right wing block of smaller parties gives him the edge in the decisive business of building a governing coalition but across town in tel aviv there had already been another declaration of victory benny gantz israel's former army chief and leader of the blue and white party put together in essence to remove netanyahu from power said he should be given the opportunity to do just that this is your decision that's the real winners and losers in elections but we are the winner as we might be new but we're not naive we understand we've got to wait for the true results but within
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a few days will work to calm a government as big as possible but it's up to israel's president ruben rivlin to invite the most likely prime minister to form a coalition balancing two factors who leads the biggest party and who has the clearest path to a governing bloc for netanyahu that's complicated by a couple of his natural allies such as his education ministers under threat new right to party hovering around the threshold for a place in the israeli parliament or knesset for a time palestinian israeli parties warning their voters that low turnout could threaten their presence in the knesset as well they complained of intimidation by liquid activists bringing hidden cameras to the polls this bruising bitterly contested election is not over just yet the challenger is raising his arm in victory but netanyahu insists he's done enough to retain the title after a fernet. it final few days of campaigning in which he feared to the right from a sing to an extent legal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank and convinced his voters that his premiership was in mortal danger. even bigger leaving
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the legion jellyfish bomb ready to leave the political division is one of the. it's a. rejection against the russian relations in the final. selection very very valuable. as another four years of. our evolution on television. sit down as a professor at the university of wisconsin parkside in the us he says the palestinian issue was not a priority in the election there's really not a simple at this point is in terms of the policy the arab israeli conflict this has taken a back seat in the current elections so other issues took priority over a couple of steamy an issue because of the conditions in that region and because of the situation in the palestinian authority it's a question that they don't provide any other alternative or options other than of
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course negotiations so the end all is that really platform as it were in the pool parties platform it took the palestinian issue took a backseat to the extent that. less than eighteen percent currently of all the new members in the knesset that will be coming in the new member to be members and then you said recognize or are willing to support at all states abortion and if we take the possible out of the potential arab israeli knesset members that will be really less than one percent of the knesset member support that was their state solution that will basically mean the merits party and the rest of the members of the knesset or the parties whether they call them right or left are not supporting that was that solution so this is really the kind of government that israelis want it for algeria as interim leader has pledged to hold free and fair elections within ninety days of bill carter then silas says he has no political ambitions of his own
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and will set up an independent committee to oversee the poll but many algerians remain skeptical as the reports. this is the man who will lead algeria for ninety days until a new president is elected the speaker of the upper house of parliament. was appointed interim president by the parliament a few days after of lies these beautifully how design his decision followed weeks of unprecedented protests against his boo but as a replacement faces a daunting task he's widely unpopular and seen by many algerians as a member of the same elite accused of corruption votes at the.

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