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Reeling from the worst crisis it has faced this century, and losing millions of dollars a month in a depressed copper-price environment, the Zambian mining industry is to push for a long-term strategic consensus to promote the growth not just of the mining industry, but of the entire country.“As an industry, we carry the weight of an entire nation on our shoulders in terms of investment, jobs and foreign exchange earnings,” said Chamber of Mines President, Nathan Chishimba, speaking at a media conference in Lusaka yesterday.Since 2000, on the back of rising copper demand from China, the Zambian copper mining industry has led the nation’s development, spurring GDP growth and helping to achieve annual growth rates of 7% to 10%. The industry has ploughed more than $10 billion into new mining ventures, trebled the country’s annual mining output to around 800,000 t and increased employment fourfold to more than 80,000. This mining growth has been key in taking government tax revenue from less than half a billion Kwacha in 2000 to a peak of K8 billion ten years later.“We are the basket which holds all the proverbial eggs. Working together we have to create a high-growth, diversified economy which spreads risk and opportunities across the economy, creates more jobs and widens the tax base,” said Chishimba. “As we are seeing in the current crisis, Zambia should not be relying only on mining for its future.”As a measure of the industry’s unity of purpose, the Zambian Chamber of Mines media conference was attended by senior executives of First Quantum Minerals (FQM), Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), Mopani and Barrick Lumwana and other senior industry figures. These are Zambia’s four largest copper mining companies, accounting for around 70% of the country’s annual output.The objective, according to Chishimba, was to provide context and understanding for the slump facing Zambian and global copper miners after a reduction in demand in the past five years from China, the world’s largest consumer of copper (45% of world production). It has led to a five-year slide in the copper price, which is around 60% off its 2011 peak – triggering production cutbacks and layoffs in all of the world’s major copper-mining nations, from Zambia, DRC and Chile to Australia, Canada and the US.The conference also heard that the Zambian mining industry faced specific local constraints such as a debilitating power shortage that has reduced production capacity, increased costs and, in certain cases, forced the closure of operations, with the loss of many jobs.“We suffer from both production challenges, such as old mines, deep orebodies, low grades, low productivity, and regulatory challenges – for example, a constantly changing policy and tax environment. The effect is twofold: our copper is expensive to produce, and investors are reluctant to start new mines or expand existing ones.”On the long-term prospects for the global mining industry, Chishimba said there had always been demand for copper on the back of industrialisation and modernisation of the world economy, and nothing suggests that this is about to change. However, for Zambia to benefit from that continued demand, the Zambian mining industry needs to become more competitive.“There are new, low cost mines coming on stream in other countries that can thrive in this low price environment. Unless Zambia takes action now to address our challenges, so that we can compete with these other countries, our future as a copper producing nation is in peril,” he said. Chishimba said the challenge is for both the industry and the country to learn the lessons of the past and present.“This national crisis poses long-term questions over Zambia’s economic development, which cannot be avoided. We all need to come together and agree the conditions which best promote the growth both of the mines and the broader economy. As an industry, we are ready to create dialogue on this vital strategic issue on which the future of our nation depends.”Chishimba concluded by saying that the Chamber of Mines, with the full weight of support of its members, would engage with stakeholders on this topic in the coming year. It is the industry’s intention to host an ‘All Zambia’ conference next year, as part of the drive to reach long-term consensus on economic diversification.
Philippines integrated resort operator Tiger Resort, Leisure and Entertainment, Inc (TRLEI) has reported gross gaming revenue of Php2.38 billion (US$45.2 million) at Okada Manila in February, a year-on-year increase of 73% over the same month in 2018.The increase included a 147.2% increase in VIP revenue to Php969 million (US$18.4 million), while mass table games grew 64.9% to Php699 million and gaming machines by 27.2% to Php710 million. Other revenue reached Php166 million, pushing property-wide revenue at Okada Manila to Php2.54 billion – up 70.7% year-on-year. RelatedPosts Strong VIP growth sees Okada Manila GGR climb 72% in August Adjusted segment EBITDA was Php361.2 million compared to a loss of Php181.5 million in February 2018.The results did, however, represent a significant sequential decline on January 2019, when GGR reached a record Php3.84 billion.“In addition to February being three days shorter than January, the decrease in gross gaming revenue in comparison to January 2019 was primarily due to the Chinese New Year holidays, particularly impacting VIP table games directly,” TRLEI said. “This was expected, however, and volumes in VIP rolling, mass table drop and gaming machine handle recovered for the latter half of the month.” Load More South Korea’s foreigner-only casinos see revenues grow in August 70% of Macau gaming market driven by 400,000 premium players: brokerage
WILMINGTON, MA — Below are the latest legal notices related to Wilmington, published during the week of Sunday, May 26, 2019:190598 — Vibert — 12 Ox Bow Drive190637 — Wilmington Board of Appeals — Roberts Burke Gifford190686 — Superior Court — Ficociello — 500 Main St190693 — Benson — 26 Fairmeadow Road190694 — Land Court — Hutchison — 32 Marcia Road190695 — Land Court — Armata — 26 Shady Lane Drive190708 — Wilmington Conservation Commission — RDA — 8 Lexington Street190709 — Wilmington Conservation Commission — RDA — 6A Falcon Road190710 — Wilmington Conservation Commission — 100 Research Drive190711 — Wilmington Conservation Commission — 635 Main Street(NOTE: The above public notices is from MassPublicNotices.org.)Like Wilmington Apple on Facebook. Follow Wilmington Apple on Twitter. Follow Wilmington Apple on Instagram. Subscribe to Wilmington Apple’s daily email newsletter HERE. Got a comment, question, photo, press release, or news tip? Email wilmingtonapple@gmail.com.Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading… RelatedWilmington’s Latest Legal Notices (Week of July 28, 2019)In “Government”Wilmington’s Latest Legal Notices (Week of August 18, 2019)In “Government”Wilmington’s Latest Legal Notices (Week of June 30, 2019)In “Government”
Rajendra Nagar: Reacting to a news item ‘Plea to stop sewage water overflowing’ published in The Hans India on Monday, Rajendra Nagar civic authorities swung into action to give much relief to the residents. The residents of Fortview Colony in Rajendra Nagar were facing hardships on account of a damaged manhole. The concerned civic authorities of Rajendra Nagar immediately informed their workers to visit the affected place and repair the damaged manhole.
Hyundai CretaHyundai IndiaHyundai Motor India, the subsidiary of South Korea’s largest car company, is set to end the year 2015 in grand fashion. With the domestic sales of the company projected to touch a record high of 4.76 lakh vehicles this year, there is every reason to cheer. The company is also expected to touch its export target of 1.67 lakh units for this year.The company will also register the highest year-on-year growth of over 16% in the past five years in 2015, reports The Economic Times. Hyundai India, the third-largest contributor of the South Korean company, accounts for about 14% of the company’s sales. What really helped it reach the coveted top spot was models like Elite i20 and Creta, and needless to say, both are doing remarkably well.The Hyundai Creta SUV, which opened its India chapter in July this year, has already bagged over 75,000 bookings and is expected to reach the 1 lakh mark by the end of this year. Creta has also been seeing overwhelming response in the overseas market, well received in places like Latin America (Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru and Panama), the Middle East (Oman, UAE, Saudi) and Africa (Egypt, Morocco & Nigeria). The company has increased production of the Creta to meet demand.Offered in both petrol and diesel-engine options, the Creta’s 1.6-litre VTVT petrol engine can churn out 121bhp and 151Nm of torque. The 1.6-litre CRDI diesel engine is tuned to pump out 126bhp of power and 260Nm of torque. The petrol engine is mated to a six-speed manual transmission, while the 1.6-litre CRDi is also available with a six-speed automatic transmission.
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X Margaret CiprianoPaige Quiñones Still Life with Wadded Paper TowelsI wonder whether familiarity will take over.Here, we are childrenwho marvel at a swirl of hair in sunlightor the sparrow’s cry for coitus.And though I’ve touched a body not mine,I’m surprised by your heat, howI can perceive this desire so easily—we are betrayed at our most animal.Here, nothing is not lovely. The slatted light.The accidental blood on my thighs,whatever I use to clean them.We have been painted in hard linesand I want to blur you out—a manis most interesting where he doesn’t belong.So you play at negation, as though we needthat bruise made new again.Someday I will hate you.This is your way of saying: I owe you nothing. In this sound portrait, we meet poet Paige Quiñones. She tell us how poetry changed her life in college, her interest in exploring the ends of relationships and her favorite place to write. She reads her poem, “Still Life with Wadded Paper Towels.”Paige Quiñones is currently a PhD student in poetry at the University of Houston, where she is the Managing Editor of Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature and Fine Arts. Previously a fellow with the Center for Mexican American Studies at UH, she received her MFA in poetry from Ohio State University. Her work has been nominated twice for Pushcart Prizes and has appeared or is forthcoming in Copper Nickel, Crazyhorse, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Poetry Northwest, Quarterly West and elsewhere. She is the recipient of a 2019 Inprint Donald Barthelme Prize.
Holy crap, that final scene. There may not have been a ton of action for most of last night’s Game of Thrones, but that last battle was worth the wait. It was massive, violent and emotionally harrowing to watch Daenerys fly overhead on Drogon, unaware of the weapon the Lannisters now possess. We’ll get to that later, though. There’s an entire show worth of cathartic reunions, foreshadowing and intrigue to get through.While the overall plot of Game of Thrones continues to move at the speed of light, last night’s episode wisely took its time early on. Knowing it would end with nonstop action, it filled the rest of the episode with slower moments hinting at where the story would go from here. (Also, if you were watching on HBO NOW, the episode title was “Game of Thrones 64,” which is hilarious. I bet “Game of Thrones 64” would have required the RAM Expansion Pak.) The best of these moments by far was the long-awaited reunion of the remaining Stark siblings. Arya finally arrived back in Winterfell, only to be nearly turned away at the gate. If you remember all the way back to season one, you know this tends to happen to her. People don’t think she looks the part of a Stark. This time, she handles the situation a lot more calmly, appealing to the guards’ sense of reason. And their desire not to face the wrath of Sansa.The scene where Arya and Sansa meet in the Godswood after years of being apart is easily one of the most emotionally satisfying moments in the entire series. It’s immediately clear that both have changed and hardened since they last saw each other, but they’re still sisters. They’re overjoyed to see each other, which is why Sansa is so desperate to laugh off Arya’s list of people to kill as a joke. She tries to appear accepting of the list when Bran reveals it to be serious, but she’s clearly uncomfortable with the idea. That becomes especially evident when Arya spars with Brienne, in another fantastic scene. This fight even gave the dragon battle at the end a run for its money. Though it was a friendly duel, we got to see the two best swordswomen in all of Westeros go up against each other, and it was just as glorious as we’d all imagined. (And you have to smile at Arya’s response that she was trained by “no one.”)Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO)Look closely in that scene, and you can find another parallel to season one. When Arya is fighting Brienne, Sansa looks on growing less comfortable by the second. That could be a callback to the scene all the way back when Arya began her water dancer training with Syrio. As Ned saw his daughter fight, a look of terror slowly took over his face. The same happens to Sansa here. The difference is, where Ned was clearly scared for Arya, Sansa looks to be scared of her. A fact that doesn’t go unnoticed by Littlefinger, who is probably already thinking of how to use this situation to his advantage.If there is anything good to come out of Philosophy Major Bran, it might be that he appears to be one step ahead of everyone else as far as Littlefinger is concerned. When Littlefinger gives Bran the Valyrian Steel dagger that almost killed him, Bran says to him “chaos is a ladder.” Those are the same words Littlefinger spoke to Varys in season three. Bran knows what Littlefinger’s up to. He aims to create chaos so that he can amass power amidst the confusion. Sansa knows that too, to a certain extent, but at this point, only Bran knows about how Littlefinger betrayed their father. And now, he gave the dagger to Arya for reasons that aren’t entirely clear yet. Maybe she’ll use it to kill Littlefinger. Since it’s made of Valyrian steel, maybe she’ll be the one to kill the Night King with it. That would certainly explain why such attention was paid to Arya’s match with Brienne. All that’s certain is that Bran knows things about the future that he’s not sharing with anyone. And that despite being more useful this week, he’s still your obnoxious cousin who went to college and discovered weed for the first time.Maisie Williams, Isaac Hempstead Wright (Credit: Helen Sloan/HBO)Elsewhere in Westeros, Daenerys and Jon Snow are acting much friendlier towards one another. Before mining the dragonglass from under her castle, Jon brings Daenerys into the caves so she can see it. More than it being beautiful, they also find some ancient carvings deep in the caves. It would appear that the Forest Children and the First Men lived together, united to defeat a common enemy: The Night King. The message isn’t lost on Daenerys. They need each other to survive. Daenerys still won’t accept a sovereign northern kingdom, though. Much like Jon once said to Mance Rayder, she encourages him to bend the knee to her in order to save his people. Jon is now in the same position Mance was once, with people counting on him to lead. He knows at least a few bannermen leave if he surrenders to Daenerys. If the North becomes divided again, they won’t have a chance to stop the White Walkers. Even with Daenerys’s army.Their discussion is interrupted by the news that Tyrion’s invasion of Casterly Rock has failed. Not trusting Tyrion to lead a campaign against his own family, Daenerys is ready to storm the Red Keep with dragons and Dothraki. Thankfully, Jon is there to help discourage that course of action. He says if she does that, people will look at her as another tyrant, willing to kill common folk if it puts her in power. He encourages her to show people that she will be a different kind of ruler. She listens, leading to the greatest battle of the season, so far.The entire scene leading up to it, with Jaime and Bronn taking wheat from farmers to bring to King’s Landing, was tense as hell. You knew something was coming, but it still wasn’t quite clear what. Then, you heard the horses and the Dothraki yells. She didn’t, you think. And then you see them, and oh yes she did. It’s awe-inspiring to watch the Dothraki riders face a well-funded group of Lannister soldiers, and it gets even better when you see Daenerys’s true plan. The Dothraki keep the soldiers busy while Daenerys rides Drogon, commanding him to burn the wheat. It’s a much more strategic move than storming the Red Keep directly. Interestingly, Tyrion doesn’t enjoy watching the Lannisters be cut down by the Dothraki hoard. Deep down, he still cares deeply for Jaime. He doesn’t want to watch his brother die.Courtesy of HBOThe drama peaks right at the end of the episode, after Bronn, fires the dragon-killing arrow at Drogon. (No! If Drogon dies, I will NOT BE OK.) Fortunately, it only hit his shoulder. He can’t fly right now, but it looks like he’ll live. Then, as Daenerys is trying to pull the arrow out of her dragon, Jaime sees his chance to win the war once and for all. He charges at Daenerys, as Tyrion futilely begs him to run. It’s funny. The Lannister army fired a weapon from The Hobbit, then Tyrion paraphrased a line from The Fellowship of the Ring. Only instead of “Fly, you fools,” it’s “Flee, you idiot.” When you run out of George R.R. Martin books to adapt, why not pull from the other fantasy author with two R’s in his name? As Jaime charges towards Daenerys, Drogon prepares to roast him alive. Jaime is seemingly pushed out of the way by Bronn, and ends up in the water. The final shot of the episode is Jaime sinking to the bottom.What? Is he dead? Is that how he dies? That armor is heavy, and one of his hands is made of metal. That can’t be easy to swim in. Jaime is also conspicuously absent from the preview of next week’s episode. No. I refuse to believe that that’s how he dies. He’ll survive this, only to die a more gruesome death later, either at the hands of Daenerys or Cersei, depending on what he does after he’s pulled from the water. It would be completely unlike the show to kill off one of its most important characters this way. It’s not a fitting resolution to his story, and it makes no sense for him to be spared dragon fire only to drown to death. He’ll be back. While I’m sure Jaime is not dead, don’t be surprised if the show makes us wait a while before we see him again. Game of Thrones likes to torture us like that.Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Credit: Macall B. Polay/HBO)“The Spoils of War” was a high point for the season. Not only did we see its most spectacular battle yet, for the rest of the episode, but we also had some much-needed time to breathe. It took its time, letting the slower moments live and giving some attention to the smaller family stories. This episode gave the audience everything we wanted: Stark reunions, Littlefinger being called out, Arya being the coolest, and a fight with a dragon. Of course, after all that catharsis, there’s probably a lot of trouble ahead for our favorite characters. Most likely, the writers are giving us a break before they stress us out all over again. Game of Thrones likes to play with our emotions like that.Let us know what you like about Geek by taking our survey. ‘Game of Thrones’ Director Explains Why Arya Ambushed the Night King’Game of Thrones’ Star Sophie Turner Predicts Sansa Stark’s Future Stay on target
Citation: Newly identified self-cloning lizard found in Vietnam (2010, November 11) retrieved 18 August 2019 from https://phys.org/news/2010-11-newly-self-cloning-lizard-vietnam.html (PhysOrg.com) — Scientists have just discovered that a small lizard, long known as a restaurant food item in southeastern Vietnam, is an all-female species that reproduces through “cloning” itself. © 2010 PhysOrg.com Image credit: L. Lee Grismer. Scientists discover four new gecko species This document is subject to copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study or research, no part may be reproduced without the written permission. The content is provided for information purposes only. The lizard, Leiolepis ngovantrii, was found by Ngo Van Tri from the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology and classified by L. Lee Grismer, a herpetologist from La Sierra University in Riverside, California. The species was previously unknown to science, even though it has been eaten in the Mekong Delta region as long as anyone can remember.Ngo first found the lizard at a restaurant in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province, where live specimens were being kept in a tank. Ngo noticed all the individuals looked identical, and sent photographs to his colleague Grismer and his PhD student son Jesse. The Grismers identified the lizard as probably belonging to the Leiolepis genus, but in this genus males and females have different coloration, and the photographs showed only males. This made them suspect the new species consisted only of females.The Grismers flew to Ho Chi Minh City and telephoned the restaurant to ask them to keep the lizards alive until they could get there eight hours later. By the time they arrived the “crazy guy” restaurant owner had got drunk and sold them all, but the scientists found more specimens at other restaurants, and were aided by local school children to find more in the wild. They found nearly 70 of the lizards altogether, and all were females.The findings, published in the journal ZOOTAXA, also identified unique rows of enlarged scales on its forelimbs and bone layers (lamellae) under their toes. Grismer said the species, which lives in a transition zone between coastal sand dunes and scrub, may be a hybrid of two related species of maternal and paternal lizards that thrive in the separate habitats.Genetic testing of mitochondrial DNA has identified the maternal species as L. guttata, but the paternal species is not yet known. (Mitochondrial DNA is passed down only through females.)The newly described species is not the only one that reproduces through cloning, since around one percent of lizard species reproduce with no contribution from males, by a process known as parthenogenesis (from the Greek for virgin birth). In this process the ovum contains a full complement of chromosomes and develops into an embryo without being fertilized. Parthenogenesis also occurs, but rarely, in fish and invertebrates, especially insects such as aphids, and has been artificially induced in mice and other species.The Leiolepis ngovantrii species is not rare in the area in which it was found, but some herpetologists such as Charles Cole of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, think as a hybrid species it may be more prone to extinction because of the reduced genetic variation from one generation to the next. Cole said unisexual species do not generally survive as long as other species of lizards, but they can be healthier in the short term. More information: ZOOTAXA paper (PDF): www.mapress.com/zootaxa/2010/f/z02433p061f.pdf Explore further
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in Headlines, journal, News January 20, 2018 790 Views First Foundation Bank Partners With Fiserv for Digital Solutions Fiserv, Inc., a global provider of financial services technology solutions, has announced that First Foundation Bank, based in Irvine, California, has extended and expanded its relationship with Fiserv to meet the growing technological needs of its diverse customer base. First Foundation Bank is a subsidiary of First Foundation Inc., a financial services company that provides personal banking, business banking, and private wealth management services. The bank serves personal clients as well as a broad range of commercial clients, including many in multifamily real estate.First Foundation Bank will add a set of advanced digital offerings and continue its long-term relationship with Fiserv for use of the Precision core account processing platform. The added digital offerings include ArchitectTM, a comprehensive system that will support the bank’s multi-generational retail clients, and Commercial CenterSM, which will provide an integrated delivery system to scale high-demand commercial banking services. First Foundation Bank selected these solutions for their technical capacity, integration capability, mobile delivery options, and ability to help minimize risk and counter fraud.“Our organization is growing quickly, and one of our largest markets is California, where expectations for dynamic technology are incredibly high,” said Jami DeHaven, SVP, Enterprise Delivery Services, First Foundation Bank. “Our existing relationship with Fiserv gave us the confidence to partner with them to build a comprehensive framework to deliver an experience that exceeds our clients’ expectations while enabling our people to do their jobs efficiently and manage change during rapid growth.”The added digital solutions are part of a broader initiative at the bank to build a highly integrated enterprise services framework that will streamline both the customer and employee experience. The bank’s multifamily lending solution, LendingLink, will be a key part of this framework. In addition, First Foundation Bank engaged Fiserv to design an intranet service portal to manage internal collaboration and leverage dynamic forms and data delivery services to automate a wide range of internal, client-facing processes.“First Foundation Bank and Fiserv have developed a strategic relationship that benefits both the bank and its customers,” said Todd Horvath, President, Bank Solutions, Fiserv. “Teams at Fiserv and the bank have worked side by side on a number of projects that support the bank’s ongoing transformation. We understand First Foundation Bank’s vision and our team is committed to supporting the evolving needs of the bank as it continues to grow.”
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6. Farm work in AustraliaSee the real outback and learn to work in a completely new environment by working in Australia on a farm or ranch. Companies such as Visitoz and WWOOF train you on how to interact with farm animals and use the machinery in order to work the land. This alternative experience in rural Australia is hard work but massively rewarding, from enjoying the magnificent open countryside to weekend jaunts to cities like Perth and Melbourne. Just mind out for the spiders! Plan some travel adventures after your work in Australia finishes, with our tips on the best road trips across the Land Down Under. 5. Work on a yachtAhoy! Set sail on an aquatic adventure and apply for a summer job on a yacht. Your days may be long (and indeed strenuous) helping to run summer boating holidays but…well, you’ll get to do it all on board a luxury yacht, with the open seas for company and destinations like the Greek Islands, Monte Carlo or even as exotic as the South Pacific. Companies such as The Crew Network and YPI Crew offer the experience of working in a professional environment whilst getting to travel the world, and there are both entry-level deckhand positions as well as more specific roles such as stewarding and catering. Credit: thomas_sly, CC BY 2.0.3. Internship in New YorkWhat can be more exciting than stepping out of your apartment into the 24-hour madness of New York City? Grab a Starbucks, jump on the subway and make your way to your New York internship – complete with skyscraper office and many, many places to go for Friday drinks. Yes, you may still be doing the boring office jobs like making coffee and filing, but you’ll be doing them in the most exciting city on earth! Central Park lunches and the bright lights of Times Square beckon… For more on what to do in New York on a budget, check out our brilliant guide to all the free attractions of NYC! Find out more about where travel could take you this year…Working abroad: how to find jobs overseasNew year, new job? Guest contributor Megan Lee of Go Overseas offers her expert advice on broadening your employment horizons.5 places you’ve go to go to before you’re 25Get ticking those bucket-list destinations off the list, with these holiday hotspots for under 25s.Weekend breaks for every type of studentAre you the student who is always stuck in labs or the one who is never in lectures? We reveal the 5 best cities for a student break.Skyscanner is the world’s travel search engine, helping your money go further on flights, hotels and car hire.ReturnOne wayMulti-cityFromAdd nearby airports ToAdd nearby airportsDepart14/08/2019Return21/08/2019Cabin Class & Travellers1 adult, EconomyDirect flights onlySearch flights Map 7. Ski resort work in CanadaThere are several reasons why this is possibly the coolest job overseas you’ll find. Getting to work in the beautiful Canadian mountains, using a chair lift to commute to work and finishing off your day in a chalet, drinking hot chocolate, all the while working in a shop, resort or restaurant. The ski season at major resorts like Whistler-Blackcomb generally lasts from November to April, making it ideal for anyone looking for a gap year job abroad. UK residents (aged 18 to 30) should apply for a Canadian work and travel visa through the International Experience Canada programme. 4. Teach English in SpainTeaching English is one of the best ways to integrate into a local Spanish community, whether it be living and working as an au pair in a family home, or participating in teaching programmes such as TEFL or British Council. You’ll gain invaluable work experience and also get to pick up one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. Spain is a fantastic country to live in, packed full of history and tradition with wide and varying regions that are distinctly proud of their local identity, from the flamenco style of Andalusia to the lively capital, Madrid. Head off the beaten track after all your hard work and discover the rural delights of regions such as Extremadura or Castilla la Mancha. Don’t forget to feast on local cuisine while you’re here – find out what to try first with our guide to Spanish food and drink from all corners of the country. 2. Community work in South AfricaThere is nothing more rewarding than seeing how your actions can positively affect the lives of other people (or animals). Taking part in community-based programmes organised by the likes of Go Abroad and African Impact will give you the chance to make a real difference to the lives of young people in South Africa, whether it be through Sports Development programmes in the city, or in Orphan Care projects in rural Zululand. It’ll also give you the opportunity to experience both sides of large cities such as Cape Town, where the busy commercial centre sits alongside some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the world, as well as working alongside locals to help struggling communities. 
RelatedTop 10 most environmentally pure countriesWorried about the world around you? Us too, and while we want to discover every corner of it, we also want to make sure we’re travelling responsibly. These destinations have sustainability at their core and while the European countries may be leading the way in green tourism, we’ve found a…Nature Holidays in World’s 10 Greenest CountriesNature Holidays in World’s 10 Greenest CountriesTravel on the Cheap: Working HolidaysTravel on the Cheap: Working Holidays 1. Conservation work in Costa RicaCosta Rica has perhaps the largest number and variety of species in the world. It’s a country that has risen out of poverty over the past 60 years and developed a highly profitable and expanding tourist trade… at the detriment of its vast rainforests and delicate eco-system. To tackle this, the country relies heavily on ‘eco-tourism’ that combats pollution brought by visitors and turns their experience into something mutually beneficial. Summer volunteer projects allow you to get deeply involved in the amazing jungle, marine and volcanic habitats here, researching and monitoring rare species from primates to turtles. Programmes such as Project Abroad and Frontier offer the chance to not only work closely with Costa Rican wildlife, but you can also gain vocational qualifications and contribute to protecting the natural environment. Credit: Barney Moss, CC BY 2.0.10. Human rights volunteering in ThailandAs one of Southeast Asia’s most popular destinations, Thailand sees its fair share of student travellers, understandably keen to enjoy the dazzling white sands of Ko Phi Phi or the culture (along Khaosan Road) in Bangkok. If you want to put back as much as you gain from this friendly country, make a difference where it’s most needed by promoting human rights in Thailand. Labour exploitation and poverty make both men and women vulnerable in both rural villages and the big cities. Friends of Asia run projects to do with skills-building for young single mothers, or if you want to make your own arrangements, many international charities such as Amnesty International and UNICEF have bases in Thailand, so it’s worth enquiring directly to see what skills are needed – it could be anything from admin to social media and fundraising. Don’t forget to give yourself a break while you’re working in Thailand, and check out these incredible paradise islands. 9. Summer camp work in FranceTake advantage of the EU rules allowing you to pick up a summer job in France with minimal paperwork and work in the idyllic – and blissfully warm – French countryside at a campsite (if you are working for longer than three months, you will need to register with a French employer). There are plenty of opportunities through organisations like Vacansoleil in the south of France, and you’ll find either paid positions or volunteering opportunities with free onsite accommodation. Tasks can include anything from running kids clubs to reception duties or gardening. Great for improving your language, teamwork and interpersonal skills for future employers, it’s also a good option for couples or friends wanting a working holiday together. 8. Become a nomad in MoroccoLearn a thousand-year-old way of life, and see first-hand how the tribes of the Sahara desert live, working with a nomadic host family as a volunteer in Morocco. You’ll learn how to care for camels, how to make delicious local dishes, artisan crafts and how to build a Berber home. Much more than the usual overnight tourist safaris, spending weeks or months with these self-sufficient people will gift you true cultural insight, as you in turn can teach the language and arts of your own country. How’s that for an alternative gap year experience? 
