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Project 2023 +SOStenible of the SEFH

Last Friday we attended the presentation of the Rosario Pou Forestry Innovation Award 2022 edition, organized by the National Academy of Engineering and a foreign sponsor. The prize - which was awarded based on three criteria: impact, innovation and sustainability - was created to encourage those who have developed innovations throughout the country's forestry chain.

As a company that adheres to the principles and criteria of the FSC, committed to sustainable development and with a management policy based on environmental, social and economic care, it is of the utmost importance that our value chain incorporates the company's values in terms of safety, environmental care, social policy, etc., into its good practices.

The course consisted of a theoretical part where we learned about the behavior of fire, practical advice that neighbors can take into account when it comes to preventing possible fires and we learned about the tools that exist when fighting a forest fire.

International Meeting Poetics of Action. Performance

The Institutes, Centers and Areas are organized by Services (42 in total). In addition, the Hospital is committed to the deployment of Functional Units. The Unit is defined as an intra or inter-Institute functional structure oriented to the patient that integrates professionals from different specialties with common objectives in assistance, teaching and research around a disease or group of diseases.

The Directorates and Functional Areas lead the Hospital's transversal activities, ensure coordination between the different Institutes, Centers and Areas and promote the processes, tools and resources necessary for better patient care and professional development.

Hemodynamics short hd

The importance of environmental elements in the evolution and sustenance of life on the planet was recognized long before there was full awareness of the possible negative effects that their deterioration would bring to humanity.

The environmental and social impacts that give rise to the problems arise from many factors such as: unsustainable levels of resource consumption, insufficient technologies, inappropriate management practices, asymmetric economic development policies, laws and regulations that ignore the true exposure of human beings, and innumerable non-participatory political processes. The consumption patterns of all communities, rich and poor alike, are associated with critical threats to the environment such as deteriorating human health.

Most countries suffer from a series of environmental problems of various nature, associated with diverse human activities, which endanger the sustainable development of the country. The level of atmospheric pollution, the volume of urban and industrial waste, and vehicular congestion.

Decoding Rebels Vol.I - Manuel Martín Quintana

Graduate in Journalism from the University of Valladolid and specialized in Organizational Communication from the Complutense University of Madrid. With experience in cultural and health communication.

Graduated in Audiovisual Communication and Business Administration from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. With experience in marketing and business development in the entertainment sector.

Accredited to the position of Associate Professor Doctor by ANECA. PhD in Journalism from the Universidad San Pablo-CEU, degree in Journalism from this University and degree in Law from the UCM. Professor at the Faculty of Information Sciences of the UCM, at the Faculty of Communication of the UFV, at IE University and at The College for International Studies. His lines of research focus on political communication and crisis communication. He has published several scientific articles on these subjects.

Aguado, G. and García, A. (2009). From Word-of-mouth to Viral Marketing: key aspects of communication through social networks. Comunicación y Hombre, 5. https://comunicacionyhombre.com/article/del-word-of-mouth-al-marketing-viral-aspectos-claves-la-comunicacion-traves-redes-sociales/