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In partnership with their suppliers, they launched their low-impact denim initiative: a range of denim produced with a much lower water and energy footprint.

India has set up necessary infrastructure to support growth of nuclear power and as a result of domestic research and development, and recent policy initiative, a range of reactor choices is available for deployment.

Among the initiatives: a range of investments for new technologies like AI and 5G that add up to over £500 million ($663 million); wider tax breaks and other schemes to bring more investment into the sector; and laying the groundwork for making it easier to build and test new technology in the UK, such as new rules that will let companies test self-driving cars without safety operators.

Having launched her own beachwear line in 2005 and designed swimsuits for the Mango brand in 2008, her new initiative is a range of low-calorie organic snack bars: fruit ones, oat ones and, remarkably, beef jerky ones.

Complementing and contributing to this global initiative are a range of national, regional, and international strategies, in particular the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves (2013), with its target to establish a sustainable global market for clean stoves and fuels.

The initiatives cover a range of sectors, from agriculture and food processing to the health service and metal working industries.

The new strategy contains 24 initiatives spanning a range of government departments.

"Back in March, we announced a broader partnership with Google to bring about integrations and product initiatives across a range of different Google Cloud products.

She pointed out that these new initiatives represent a range of different approaches to audio news, from the "beautiful, bespoke, handcrafted audio projects" that you can create via podcasts, to an automated solution like text-to-speech that allows Bloomberg to offer audio in a more scalable way.

Most successful early childhood education initiatives include a range of interventions that go beyond a pre-school classroom: pre-natal maternal health, proper nutrition for breast-feeding mothers through their child's first six months, and adult caregiving skills.

Morrison (6) termed the last two decades as the 'golden era of global health', as a result of the explosion of actors in the global health arena, along with dramatic increases in funding for global health initiatives on a range of issues (6).