they don't have a huge development agency. they have an institution they can be very proud of, but they also leverage the trust fund administrative capacity of the world bank to do their develop network. for $5 million or $10 million that they put into a trust fund, the get some one else to run it, and off they go. they don't have to have 10 more civil servants to do that. so leverage is a big word in any multilateral. so it is for china. they are learning those lessons, and now setting up multilateral institutions in which they can be the predominant voice, and it won't be any surprise. imagine, as the u.s. director of the world bank, the suspicions that come with any initiative that you take. on the other hand, u.s. leadership at a multilateral what the world bank is extremely important in setting the town. i think that is where we have makereal contributions to as this competition unfolds around the world. the point of fragile states is a very important one. the entire world to the limit -- the entire world development repor

one from established brands and retailers to venture backed startups, investors, real estate developers, agencies, everyone said to have significant impact in retail. we hold the event once a year, march 22 -- 25th this year in las vegas. they talk about all the different ways retail is changing. retail apocalypse, there are two sides. i think the one thing we can all agree is that retail is fundamentally changing. everything about how consumers discover shop is set to change. >> what kind of ideas, innovations or things have come up from this. >> i have been a number of new business technologies that we see, to change how we are shopping for products online and off-line. traditional retailers, you are seeing the explosion today of experiential retail, you are just going into stores to buy products but going into experience them. >> talk about that. learning how to cook and, how important is that for existence to continue? >> i think the experiential piece is incredibly important. experience is some kind of functional to entertaining. you can walk into experience how cold their jackets can withst

development agency they're building a new sustainably operating refrigerated warehouse to freeze their fish and. design is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power using using the sun and so we do not be affected by the politicians so quite excited that means you will be able to buy good solar and we're not too dependent on the unknown good electricity. the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them over to fish farming. the next report is about a young entrepreneur who established a business when she was still a teenager rafael while on produce is not too also a camel discovered oh yeah one day she's a recipe handed down from a grandmother but how business model is anything but old fashioned she's got a production online and he's already looking into ways so expanding. every born in. one. goes out to collect leaves from the very known you're a big old beetle if bland commonly known as unduly here in cameroon. believes are a basic ingredient in her 100 percent natural cosmetic products receive

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the german development agency g i said is advise in brasilia sanitation authority on how to reduce emissions. by u.v.'s we are investing in expanding waste sorting and the composting of organic waste that will allow us to reduce the volume of residual waste and thereby emissions of methane as well. as the army as what they are brought at the same time. to raise public awareness so people start their recyclable trash. professor paolo's race has organized a cross disciplinary seminar at the university. students from various fields are working on developing sustainable waste management solutions. one approach is to make waste sorting more efficient another is to focus on technology trucks sensors logistics others aim to raise environmental awareness how can the public be involved more closely in the waste recycling process than use the program bring students together with representatives of the municipal sanitation authority the recycling cooperative and also commercial enterprises in cooperation with g.i. said the university of brasilia is setting up a postgraduate program in waste management.

with assistance from the german gates said development agency the company set up a training center 350 young people have already completed training here architects civil engineers and tradesmen thousands more are expected to follow. can this set an example for other african countries. so let me put that question straightaway to daniel but with this preface to the question we heard the chancellor in the report before talking about migration it is pretty easy to conclude that a lot of this is all about migration many african countries have huge youth populations not enough jobs to go around there is a lot of pressure on young people to go somewhere else where the opportunities are better can a project like that one that we just saw make a difference yes i think and i think the compact also has potential because i mean every country every continent also in these economic ties with the rest of the world i mean nobody can survive alone so i think also the compact has potential because infrastructure projects for instance the idea to. improve energy supply also helps to stimulate local growt

think one of the struggling issues in the city, after the dissolution of the san francisco development agencies that we have created all these facilities, all these parks, and now we have to grapple with the maintenance of them. with treasure island, we know what the issues are, and we also know where we want to go, especially since, again, i need to refer to the point of destination, and treasure and yorba buena must also be self-sustainable, also. whatever the proceeds we get and how we manage all of these parks goes back to the infrastructure, goes back to the maintenance, goes back to making this a vibrant place that you really want it to be. so this is great. and we will continue this dialogue. thank you, mr. beck, for this information. okay. any other public comments on this particular item? none? okay. go to the next item. >> item number 7, discussion of future agenda items by directors. >> okay, commissioners, any -- i think we will continue to parks open space, and in particular, we would like to see some movement, again, on the management. this is a very, very important matter. thank

i was born and raised and i came up when development agency, i knew mary rogers and when they tried sued to try to get the master lease and which i would call a certificate of preference and whatever you call it right now and i'm honored i believe able to have this and none were on ex september foon ex septembs morales and i hear in the report there's a whole big list that we don't know who the people are and there is a list still it's called the master list. and waypack sued some of their hard on money we got from the federal government to get that list. so i won't go into it. i've got one minute left. i'm honored and amazed and i have to get your photos because they're doing a wonderful job. i got to give it to you. you are part of the new era. because right now we don't have no time for era. in the three eras are misguided leadership, failed effort, and the most egregious violation that ace on the case cannot stand is undermining the community. everyday we had a level that we started and we starting a whole new era and we have london breed, queen b the mayor and all this new stuff goi

i worked for the marine county development agency for five years and prior than that for the delta protection for seven years. he holds a masters in city planning and landscape architecture from uc berkeley. welcome to them. >> welcome. >> good afternoon. i will now spend a few moments discussing the actions before the commission today. in order to move the project and the lawsuit towards the resolution. >> can i get the projector. thank you. so, first before the commission may take any other action, the commission must adopt ceqa findings including a statement of overriding considerations for which you have addressed motion in your packets. as was mentioned, the project e.i.r. was certified in 2016 and the addendum was published in october of this year. second, the commission must act on a resolution with a recommendation to the board of supervisors regarding the proposed ordinance which includes both the adoption of a development agreement, as well as planning code amendment that's are necessary to implement the project. the development agreement is between the city and the stephens institu

moving into peter papadopoulos with a mission economic development agency. we would ask you to listen to the neighbors and all of the working-class folks that are saying that they do not want this project. it doesn't work for them as written. this is not a question of code. it probably raises an important question about a project that has been been allowed to triple in size almost, 67 units up to 193 units and that is on page two of your case report. that sounds like an incredible windfall in exchange for only 10% of the housing being at the kind of amis the folks are calling for. you have 10% at 55 ami. the rest is at those tier levels. we all know that in a neighborhood like the excelsior. they don't work in the same way they're going to work in other neighborhoods. i would raise the questions, do we need a neighborhoods based version of home s.f. that would address these kinds of needs so working-class people will not be worried they're going to get so out of what is now a huge project? it could end up being a huge windfall for the developer to take advan

luis has led the mission economic development agency through a transformation from a small business development support nonprofit to a national leader in the work for the civil and economic rights for latinos. they have been at the forefront of unapologetically holding ground for our community, for our culture, for our people, with a community that we created thank you for your vision and for your support and for your incredible leadership. [applause] and also to caroline, whose hard work was with serious diplomatic skills and have enabled not just this acquisition, but the development of the community real estate development and savings the home of thousands of latinos in this city and stabilizing nonprofit space here in the mission, which we definitely need. now to the crew. i want to thank kelly, karen at community vision, thank you for all of the time, energy, and support in technical assisted opportunities and investment you provided for this collaborative and also through your stewardship with the nonprofit investment fund. you made magic happen. thank you. and also to stefani for shepher

. >> reporter: david mendoza is project manager at the minority business development agency in fresnoys many different business owners tell him the same story. he says all of them are subcontractors who could not put their crews to work because of failure to obtain rights of way, got paid late by the prime contractors, or in some cases did not get paid at all. >> several being not paid and in particular a couple that have been over a year without being paid. >> that's an issue because if you take six months to get paid it doesn't matter when the payment comes through, you're out of business. >> reporter: a member of high-speed rails' peer review committee frederick jordan is president of f.e. jordan associates, a san francisco-based civil engineering firm that has helped build 35 different large public transit projects. in 2010 jordan helped launch a federal civil rights investigation into high-speed rail's hiring practices. and i found out they had zip minority, almost zip small business. zip meaning zero. >> reporter: as a result the federal railroad administration told the high-spe

peter with the mission economic development agency. i want to pick up on a few of those points and move quickly through them. can i have the overhead, please? . >> you can zoom out on the top there. katie. okay. perfect. >> okay. so what we see here in the mission just to look at where are we in this mission area plant? preferred number is yellow, 1700 units. kind of high. we are up to 4100 i believe at this point. so just to get an idea how ridiculously outdated this plan is, let's start there. as far as even with it being outdated. can i have the overhead again please? even this plan itself is not comfortable with this outcome here. if you look at one of the policies. and we can cite many of them to ensure the significant percentage of new housing units created in the mission is affordable to people with a wide variety of incomes. this project does not do that. it's only 13 percent affordable on-site so i'm not sure why they are representing it as 18. yes, there are other affordable fees. those don't come back here. we know this will

how do different agencies develop their c.i.p.s? how do they document their c.i.p.s, and then how much detail is in each of these c.i.p.s, and what is provided to the governing board, the rate payers, etc.? so all this is presented in the report. there's summary tables for each of these, and then, the details is also in the appendix. but the end result -- >> can i ask a question? >> yeah. >> so you said that our agency does record keep different than others. what do you mean by that? can you provide an elaboration? >> well, you do your report differently, and if you go back to the slides, please, it's the first recommendation. your c.i.p. is not presented as a stand-alone document, so it is -- you get your budget packets, so when you do your budget workshops, it's incorporated into the city budget, if you call up and say i would like a copy of your c.i.p., there is no document that says this is san francisco c.i.p., and that is different than other entities. >> is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> from my perspective, i think it'

it's about access to finance improved through a business development agency as part of the new postbank, labour will ask those at the top to pay their fair share in tax. and we will put an end to the tax tricks that allow the wealthiest individuals and biggest corporations to avoid their way. and, yes, we will bring some key services into public ownership, and i'm not making any apologies for that. it is not an attack, it's the very opposite, it's the norm in many european countries. it is taking the essential steps to build a genuinely mixed economy for the 21st—century. even at the city editor of the financial times called the privatisation of water and organising the poor. i understand your caution but your businesses, workers and consumers have been failed by rough energy bills and very poor rail and bus services in many parts of the country. and i'm sure many of you know that because you know things can cut on as they are. we will be launching a ma nifesto are. we will be launching a manifesto on thursday but i see you've got there ahead of others and publish your own manifesto. yo

agencies. we developed this under the leadership of lisa walton, sara jones, jonathan runs. betsy laupa communications at p puc. a number of other staff have contributed to this as well and we look to coordination with our agency partners around this map as we move forward. with that, that concludes our presentation. we're happy to take questions now or later, whichever is your preference. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you very much. directors, any questions for our presenters on the map or for director mcguire on the overall director's report. >> when is the map going to be live? >> so they are live today. you can find the link directly on a blog post that will be going out on moving sf this afternoon. additionally, we're putting out an faq that will refresh the resource as we get more common questions from people. >> i hope we do a more robust social media campaign because a lot of people would love to get this out there. if we can get it out there broadly, it will make people feel less frustrated and how they get around the city. >> we will be posting on facebo

project is a new construction project of 130 units of affordable housing that is developed by the mission economic agency and the tenderloin development corporation. this has a large range of units for families. they serve households from below to above the a.m.i. the financing is anticipated to close between june 2020 and july 2020, with construction starting within 180 days. the project sponsor is here. >> any members of the public like to comment on item 5. seeing none, it is closed. i would like to make a motion to move this to the full board. >> clerk: resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco ("city") to reimburse certain expenditures from proceeds of future bonded indebtedness in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $20,655,000; authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development ("director") to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation committee ("cdlac") to permit the issuance of residential mortgage revenue bonds in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $20,655,000 for 190 coleri

third required all agencies to develop and implement comprehensive plans to integrate preparedness into agency operations and overall objectives with an emphasis in the executive order to not silo adaptation but built it into the way agencies operate day to day. also to require all agencies report on that progress with accountability. what do we achieve with this effort? the federal government during this period you can see an increase of general awareness. there was a lot more fact finding and looking at how climate change would impact agency omissions. that was great it was more rare to see the agencies take on specific actions to go from risk assessment to actually take action to address those risks but that said one - - those bright spots existed what struck me at that time was had so basically what that did as a result was so training kits so in that community development. with those block grants after disasters. the rockefeller foundation also partnered to launch a 1 billion-dollar competition awarding funding for resilience. and then with these that wonder why is veterans affairs

we have the new jersey economic development agency. we work with them.ies are there already, higher education, we work with them. we don't need another government agency to do the things when we have the infrastructure in place to serve the people of new jersey. stuart: what does the rest of the banking industry in new jersey think about the governor of new jersey, phil murphy, former goldman sachs guy, worth a lot of money, villa in italy, multi-millionaire and he's on as a progressive who -- what's the opinion of this guy? >> well, i tell you, the governor is a nice man, he's a good guy, but he's really almost anti-business now. we need, you know, a friendly environment to promote businesses in new jersey. new jersey has tremendous assets and the governor always says that. stuart: he wants constant tax increases. he wants to raise the tax on just about everything across the state. i don't get it. why is he doing that? why? >> well, i think it's part of the progressive agenda across the country. massachusetts looked at this in 2010 and '11 and decided n

inform this recommendation, it would be development of an executive steering committee which would be compromised of the executive directors of each of the agencies i mentioned that would be developing attack or oversight body of a lot of the staff that would be responsible for helping to advance some of these decisions that comes to the efc within this two-year work plan and help to expedite inteinstead of requiring to evey board to move decisions up to this board for final approval or rejection. and i won't list all of these but a couple of the other areas that the panel felt strongly about that would require concurrence by the executive steering committee before coming to this board would be selection of the program director for the rail portion of this project for dtx and, also, developing a phase-in plan or an initial operating segment that is fundable, affordable and is going to require some hard decisions. but the panel felt very strongly that was critical to do to achieve service by 2028, which is in our report as a target goal. and finally, i think the two-year work plan really, as i said before, would end with a procurement in 2021 and

police are still on the hunt for a third suspect, the stolen equipment is returned to the agencies involved. >> developing this morning, rapper, and breaking sounds about eight white bay area teacher dressed up as ibn blackface. it happened on halloween. the teacher was apparently indicating the rapper says was placed on leave. cameras stopped, yesterday and asked for his take. >> it is important that teachers who educate the children are well educated themselves on things that there was with history, culture, emotional history and emotional intelligence. >> he also is willing and open to meeting with the teacher. rapper happened to be in the bay area last night and treated up his photo of himself speaking at a tech conference in san jose. >>> investigators trying to figure out why a plane slammed into a san bernardino county home. here is a look at the aftermath, the bedroom torn wide open scorched my flames. the pilot to from torn to los angeles county in the sky with an upland home. one man and his two-year-old son were inside of the home at the time of the crash and it was a near miss for a neighbors