Sentence examples for growing initiative from inspiring English sources

Overseen by Trevor, Bzz Garage is a bee-friendly community growing initiative that takes inspiration from the guerilla gardening movement.

This growing initiative received 132 proposals, up from the 104 received for the inaugural 2008-2009 MISTI Global Seed Funds, when 27 were awarded funding.

Developing business models that lead to both commercial success and development impact is the fundamental aim of the Business Call to Action (BCtA), a growing initiative supported by UNDP and other government partners that assists companies in sharing expertise, knowledge and best practices for market-based approaches to development.

It's a growing initiative to send scientists on to the front line to assist and support our troops.

To fund the growing initiative, the design marketplace is today announcing a $208 million Series E funding led by Permira, with participation from T. Rowe Price.

Barcelona Activa hosted its first ever Barcelona Startup Weekend, which kicked off this last Friday, meticulously organized by Ellas 2.0, a growing initiative and community dedicated to cultivating technological entrepreneurship among women in Spain.

These demonstrate that urban food growing initiatives are largely activist-led and tend to fall outside of, or conflict with current city planning models.

In 2016 we will see trends such as urban farming, local food growing initiatives, green architecture, intelligent buildings and even smart cities.

It presents a series of papers which explore the interface between urban growing initiatives and the planned city, and identifies the development of the movement in different world regions and situations.

One of the food and growing initiatives set up by Crystal Palace Transition Town, south London, in January last year, Palace Pint is a community project to encourage local people to grow their own hops to be harvested into a seasonal, unique and local beer.

In recognition of the University of Chicago's growing initiatives in large-scale science, engineering, computing, and numerous areas of technological and business innovation, the University is revising its leadership structure to include a new position of Executive Vice President for Research, Innovation and National Laboratories.