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免费午餐基金 FREE LUNCH FOR CHILDREN BRIEFING简报 IN MARCH 2016 2016年3月 2016年3月 中国社会福利基金会免费午餐基金管理委员会主办 www.mianfeiwucan.org 学校执行汇报 Reports of Registered Schools: 截止2016年3月底 累计开餐学校 527 所 现有开餐学校 443所 现项目受惠人数 144984人 现有用餐人数 105920人 分布于全国23个省市自治区 学校执行详细情况 Details: 3月免费午餐新开餐学校10所, 其中湖南1所，新疆2所，河北2所，河南1所， 江西2所，内蒙1所，甘肃1所。 Additional 10 schools are included in the Free Lunch campaign, including 1 in Hunan Province, 2 in Xinjiang Hui Autonomous Region, 2 in Hebei Province, 1 in Henan Province, 2 in Jiangxi Province, 1 in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and 1 in Gansu Province. 学校开餐名单（以拨款时间为准） List of Schools(Grant date prevails): 学校编号 学校名称 微博地址 School No. School Name Weibo Link 2016004 河南省新乡市原阳县师寨镇许堂中心小学 http://weibo.com/u/5781265012 Central Primary School Xutang Village, Shizhai Town, Yuanyang County Xinxiang, Henan Province 2016005 河北省邯郸市涉县偏城镇偏城小学 http://weibo.com/2739565787 Piancheng Primary School of Piancheng Town, She County, Handan, Hebei Province 2016006 湖南省衡阳市衡阳县岣嵝乡妙溪学校 http://weibo.com/u/5822767513 Miaoxi Primary School of Gou Lou Town, Hengyang County, Hengyang, Hunan Province 2016007 内蒙古自治区赤峰市敖汉旗牛古吐第二小学 http://weibo.com/u/5764510107 Niugutu Second Primary School of Aohan County, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region 2016008 河北省邯郸市涉县偏店乡杨家寨小学 http://weibo.com/u/5779988259 Yangjiazhai Primary School of Piandian Town, She County, Handan, Hebei Province 2016009 新疆阿克苏市拜城县老虎台乡科台克吐尔村小学 http://weibo.com/u/5209094310 Primary School of Ketaiketuer Village, Laohutai Town, Baicheng County, Aksu, Xinjiang Hui Autonomous Region 2016010 新疆阿克苏市拜城县温巴什乡吾堂村小学 http://weibo.com/u/5784349637 Primary School of Wutang Village, Wenbashi Town, Baicheng County, Aksu, Xinjiang Hui Autonomous Region 2016019 江西省九江市都昌县汪墩乡新妙高垅学校 http://weibo.com/u/5264292948 Xinmiaogaolong Primary School of Wangdun Town, Duchang County, Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province 2016018 江西省九江市彭泽县天红镇前山小学 http://weibo.com/u/5723123942 Qianshan Primary School of Tianhong Town, Pengze County, Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province 2016011 甘肃省天水市武山县龙台乡东沟小学 http://weibo.com/u/5785582180 Donggou Primary School of Longtai Town, Wushan County, Tianshui, Gansu Province 更多学校信息请查看免费午餐官网学校公示页面 For more information about the schools, please view the school page at our official website http://www.mianfeiwucan.org/school/schoolinfo/ 财务数据公示 Financial Data: 2016年3月善款收入：295万余元 善款支出：752万余元 善款支出 752万 善款收入 295万 累计总收入 19124万 Donations received in March: RMB 2.95 million+; Expenditure: RMB 7.52 million+ As of the end of March 2016, Free Lunch for Children has a gross income of RMB 191.24 million. 您可进入免费午餐官网查询捐赠 You can check your donation at our official website: http://www.mianfeiwucan.org/donate/donation/ 2015年度免费午餐执行学校教师特别贡献奖、优秀厨师名单 2015 Free Lunch School Teachers' Special Contribution Award and Outstanding Cooks Name List 孩子们饭碗里营养健康美味的午餐，与我们学校每一位老师和厨师的努力工作是分不开的。正因为有他们， 来自五湖四海的爱心才得以落地生根，长成参天大树，保护着孩子们的未来。 We attribute delicious and healthy food in children's lunchboxes to every teacher and cook in our schools. It is their hard work that plant the seeds of love from all over the world into our children's every day life, helping them grow into towering trees of future. 以下为获奖名单： The name list of the awardees as below: 奖项 区域 学校 获奖人 Awards District School Winner 优秀厨师 中南一区 湖南省怀化市新晃县禾滩镇中心小学 彭荷兰 Outstanding Cook SouthCentral Central Primary China School I of HetanCentral Town, Primary Xinhuang School County, of Hetan Huaihua, Town, Hunan Xinhuang Province County, Huaihua, Hunan Province Peng Helan 优秀厨师 中南一区 湖南省怀化市新晃县米贝乡竹坡村小 蒲青桃 Outstanding Cook SouthPrimary Central School China of Zhupo I Village,Primary Mibei School Town, ofXinhuang Zhupo Village, County, Mibei Huaihua, Town, Hunan Xinhuang Province County, Huaihua, Hunan Province Pu Qingtao 优秀厨师 中南一区 湖南省怀化市新晃县新寨乡中心小学 杨翠媗 Outstanding Cook SouthCentral Central Primary China School I of XinzhaiCentral Town, Primary Xinhuang School County, of Xinzhai Huaihua, Town, Hunan Xinhuang Province County, Huaihua, Hunan Province Yang Cuixuan 优秀厨师 中南一区 湖南岳阳平江松林学校 甘兴兴 Outstanding Cook SouthSonglin Central School China of Pingjiang I County,Songlin Yueyang, School ofHunan Pingjiang Province County, Yueyang, Hunan Province Gan Xingxing 优秀厨师 中南二区 湖北省恩施州鹤峰县燕子镇清湖小学 龚淑芳 Outstanding Cook SouthQinghu Central Primary China School II of YanziQinghu Town, PrimaryHefeng SchoolCounty, of Enshi, Yanzi Hubei Town, Province Hefeng County, Enshi, Hubei Province Gong Shufang 优秀厨师 中南二区 湖北省恩施州鹤峰县容美镇老村小学 唐桃香 Outstanding Cook SouthLaocun Central Primary China School II of RongmeiLaocun Town, Primary Hefeng School County, of Rongmei Enshi, Hubei Town, Province Hefeng County, Enshi, Hubei Province Tang Taoxiang 优秀厨师 西南一区 重庆市酉阳县木叶乡中心小学校 杨和平 Outstanding Cook SouthwestCentral Primary China School I of MuyeCentral Town, Primary Youyang School County, of Muye Chongqing Town, Youyang County, Chongqing Yang Heping 优秀厨师 西南一区 昭觉县玛增依乌乡中心校 高学芬 Outstanding Cook SouthwestCentral School China of MazengyiwuI Central Town, ShaojueSchool of County, Mazengyiwu Liangshan, Town, Sichuan Shaojue Province County, Liangshan, Sichuan Province Gao Xuefen 优秀厨师 西南一区 美姑县依果觉乡小学校——依徳阿门村完小 甘拉里 Outstanding Cook SouthwestPrimary School China of IYiguojue Town,Primary Meigu School County, of Yiguojue Liangshan, Town, Sichuan Meigu Province County, Liangshan, Sichuan Province Gan Lali 优秀厨师 综合二区 河北省秦皇岛市青龙满族自治县七道河乡石城子小学 姚艳文 Outstanding Cook GeneralShichengzi II Primary School of QidaoheShichengzi Primary Town, School Qinglong of Qidaohe Manchu Town, QinglongAutonomous Manchu County, Autonomous Qinhuangdao, County, Qinhuangdao, Hebei Hebei Province Province Yao Yanwen 优秀厨师 综合二区 河北省张家口市涿鹿县大河南镇三里棚寄宿制学校 郭建红 Outstanding Cook GeneralSanlipeng II Boarding School of SanlipengDahenan Town, Boarding Zhulu School County, of Dahenan Zhangjiakou, Town, Hebei Zhulu Province County, Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province Guo Jianhong 优秀厨师 综合二区 河南省信阳市平桥区甘岸镇孔庄小学 李小红 Kongzhuang Primary School ofKongzhuang Gan'an Town, Primary Pingqiao School District, of Gan'an Xinyang, Town, Henan Pingqiao Province District, Xinyang, Henan Province Outstanding Cook General II Li Xiaohong 优秀厨师 综合二区 河南省信阳市平桥区甘岸镇孔庄小学 刘燕红 Kongzhuang Primary School of Gan'an Town, Pingqiao District, Xinyang, Henan Province Outstanding Cook GeneralKongzhuang II Primary School of Gan'an Town, Pingqiao District, Xinyang, Henan Province Liu Yanhong 优秀厨师 西南二区贵州 贵州省铜仁市思南县青杠坡沙坝场小学 杜启维 Shabayang Primary School of QingangpoShabayang PrimaryVillage, SinanSchool County, of Qingangpo Tongren, Village, Guizhou Sinan Province County, Tongren, Guizhou Province Outstanding Cook Southwest China II Guizhou Du Qiwei 优秀厨师 西南二区云南 云南建水县白土小学（沃尔沃希望小学） 张素清 Baitu Primary School of JianshuiBaitu County Primary Yunnan School Province of Jianshui (Volvo County Hope YunnanPrimary ProvinceSchool) (Volvo Hope Primary School) Outstanding Cook Southwest China II Yunnan Zhang Suqing 优秀厨师 综合一区 安徽省庐江县关庙小学 洪梅 Guanmiao Primary School of LujiangGuanmiao County, Primary Hefei, School Anhui of Province Lujiang County, Hefei, Anhui Province Outstanding Cook General I Hong Mei 优秀厨师 综合一区 广东省肇庆市怀集县大岗镇镇南小学 黎保华 Zhennan Primary School of DagangZhennan Town, Primary Huaiji School County, of Zhaoqing,Dagang Town, Guangdong Huaiji County, Province Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province Outstanding Cook General I Li Baohua 优秀厨师 综合一区 海南省儋州市峨蔓镇笔架小学 羊尾坤 Bijia Primary School of Eman County,Bijia Primary Danzhou, School Hainan of Eman Province County, Danzhou, Hainan Province Outstanding Cook General I Yang Weikun 优秀厨师 综合一区 江西省修水县宁州镇桃里完小 周庆牡 Taoli Wan Primary School of NingzhouTaoli Wan Town, Primary Xiushui School County, of Ningzhou Jiangxi ProvinceTown, Xiushui County, Jiangxi Province Outstanding Cook General I Zhou Qingmu 优秀厨师 综合一区 江西洪岩镇新村小学 程桂香 Primary School of Xin Village, HongyanPrimary School Town, ofJiangxi Xin Village, Province Hongyan Town, Jiangxi Province Outstanding Cook General I Cheng Guixiang 优秀厨师 综合一区 广西梧州市蒙山县长坪民族小学 赵世芬 Primary School of National MinoritiesPrimary ofSchool School Changping of of National National Town, Minorities Minorities Mengshan of Changpingof County,Changping Town,Wuzhou, Town, Mengshan Guangxi Mengshan County, Zhuang County, Wuzhou, Autonomous Wuzhou, Guangxi Guangxi Region Zhuang Autonomous Region Outstanding Cook General I Zhuang Autonomous Region Zhao Shifen 教师特别贡献奖 中南一区 湖南省古丈县默戎镇中寨小学 向高乾 Teachers' Special Zhongzhai Primary School of Morong Zhongzhai Town, Primary Guzhang School County, of Morong Hunan Town, Province Guzhang County, Hunan Province Contribution Award South Central China I Xiang Gaoqian 教师特别贡献奖 中南一区 湖南怀化新晃林冲学校 杨宁煊 Teachers' Special Linchong School of Xinhuang, LinchongHuaihua, HunanSchool Provinceof Xinhuang, Huaihua, Hunan Province Contribution Award South Central China I Yang Ningxuan 教师特别贡献奖 中南一区 湖南新晃侗族自治县洞坪乡田坪小学 吴晓�明 Teachers' Special Tianping Primary School of DongpingTianping Town,Primary Xinhuang School of DongpingDong Autonomous Town, Xinhuang County, Dong Hunan Autonomous Province County, Hunan Province Contribution Award South Central China I Wu Xiaoming 教师特别贡献奖 中南一区 湖南新晃扶罗桐木小学 杨兰银 Teachers' Special Luomu Primary School of FuluoLuomu Town, Primary Xinhuang School Dong of Fuluo Autonomous Town, Xinhuang County, Dong Hunan Autonomous Province County, Hunan Province Contribution Award South Central China I Yang Lanyin 教师特别贡献奖 中南一区 湖南新晃新晃方家屯中心校 潘文有 Teachers' Special Central School of Fangjiatun Town,Central Xinhuang School of Dong Fangjiatun Autonomous Town, Xinhuang County, HunanDong Autonomous Province County, Hunan Province Contribution Award South Central China I Pan Wenyou 教师特别贡献奖 中南一区 湖南新晃新晃扶罗中心校 何万均 Teachers' Special Central School of Fuluo Town, CentralXinhuang School Dong of Autonomous Fuluo Town, XinhuangCounty,
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  • Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

    Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

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  • Detr Rital Zir Stra Rcon U- Ata in Th -Pb Geo He Easte Ochrono Ern Gua

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  • Proposal for Amendment of Appendix I Or II for CITES Cop16

    Original language: English CoP17 Prop. 33 CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD FAUNA AND FLORA ____________________ Seventeenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties Johannesburg (South Africa), 24 September – 5 October 2016 CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSALS FOR AMENDMENT OF APPENDICES I AND II A. Proposal Transfer of Shinisaurus crocodilurus from Appendix II to Appendix I according to the criteria A i), ii), iv) and v); criteria B i), iii) and iv) and criteria C i) and ii) of Resolution 9.24 (Rev. CoP16), Annex 1. Qualifying Criteria (Conf. 9.24 (Rev. CoP16)) Annex 1 A: The wild population is small, and is characterised by at least one of the following: i) an observed, inferred or projected decline in the number of the individuals or the area and quality of habitat; ii) each subpopulation being very small; iv) large short-term fluctuations in population size; v) a high vulnerability to either intrinsic or extrinsic factors The wild population of Shinisaurus crocodilurus with an inferred small size (according to the CITES' guidelines) of about 1050 individuals (China: 950 + Viet Nam: 100; Huang et al. 2008; van Schingen et al. 2014b) experienced marked historic declines, that were observed as ongoing (van Schingen et al. 2015; Zollweg 2011). Each of the subpopulations is very small, qualifying for a listing in Appendix I (section 4.2). In Viet Nam subpopulations undergo large short-term fluctuations of up to 200% within few years, which can quickly cause local extinction (van Schingen et al. 2014b + 2015). The wild population is additionally highly vulnerable to both, intrinsic factors (specialised niche requirements, high age at first maturity, strong sedentarism and low migration ability) and extrinsic factors (habitat degradation, loss and fragmentation) (Huang et al.