Dieser Web Map Service (WMS) stellt Informationen zu Kindertagesstätten in Hamburg dar. Zur genaueren Beschreibung der Daten und Datenverantwortung nutzen Sie bitte den Verweis zur Datensatzbeschreibung.
Dargestellt werden die Kitas (Kindertagesstätten) inklusive der im Kita-Gutscheinsystem angebotenen Leistungsarten sowie die Anzahl der betreuten Kinder zum jährlichen Stichtag 01. März und der Angabe der pädagogischen Fläche in Quadratmetern (m²).
Der Allgemeine Soziale Dienst ist Teil des Fachamtes Jugend- und Familienhilfe (Jugendamt) im Bezirk. Zu seinen Aufgaben gehört es, Kinder vor Gefährdungen zu bewahren und Eltern bei der Erziehung ihrer Kinder zu beraten und zu unterstützen. Bei Bedarf bewilligt er Weitergehende erzieherische Hilfen oder vermittelt an andere kompetente Stellen. Der Allgemeine Soziale Dienst informiert außerdem über besondere Beratungsangebote im Falle von Trennung und Scheidung.
Dieser WFS (Web Feature Service) ist Teil des Fachamtes Jugend- und Familienhilfe (Jugendamt) im Bezirk. Zur genaueren Beschreibung der Daten und Datenverantwortung nutzen Sie bitte den Verweis zur Datensatzbeschreibung.
Dieser WFS (WebFeatureService) KitaEinrichtungen stellt Informationen zu Kindertagesstätten in Hamburg zum Downloaden bereit. Zur genaueren Beschreibung der Daten und Datenverantwortung nutzen Sie bitte den Verweis zur Datensatzbeschreibung.
Dieser WMS (Web Map Service) ist Teil des Fachamtes Jugend- und Familienhilfe (Jugendamt) im Bezirk. Zur genaueren Beschreibung der Daten und Datenverantwortung nutzen Sie bitte den Verweis zur Datensatzbeschreibung.
Mütter und Väter haben Anspruch auf Beratung in Fragen der Partnerschaft, wenn sie für ein Kind oder einen Jugendlichen zu sorgen haben. Eine Beratung soll helfen, Konflikte und Krisen in der Familie zu bewältigen. Im Falle von Trennung oder Scheidung sollen Bedingungen geschaffen werden, dass die Verantwortung der Eltern zum Wohl des Kindes wahrgenommen wird. Auch zur allgemeinen Förderung der Erziehung in der Familie und einer eventuellen erzieherischen Hilfe beraten die Sozialen Dienste des Amtes für Jugend,Familie und Frauen. Die Beratung erfolgt kostenfrei und vertraulich.
The overall aim of this project is to set up and develop a European Network of Excellence, referred to as 'Marine Genomics Europe', for the implementation of high-throughput genomic approaches in the biology of marine organisms. 'Marine Genomics Europe' will promote, develop, and spread throughout the European Union a broad range of genomic approaches, to investigate a wide range of questions related to the functioning of marine ecosystems and to the biology of marine organisms. With this aim in view, we propose to group and network experts in genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics from several Centres of Excellence in genomics in Europe with marine biologists who can make use of high-throughput genomics data. This will involve the dedication and the development of common research infrastructures, both in genomics and in marine biology. Joining together these distinct scientific communities will establish Europe's lead in marine genomics. The Jointly Executed Research (JER) of 'Marine Genomics Europe' is broken down into Comparative, Functional and Environmental Genomics, three sections which structure more traditional streamlines, leading to various microbial, algal, evolution development and diversity, and fish and shellfish nodes. This research can be applied to the management of marine ressources (prediction of global changes in marine populations, conservation of biodiversity, fisheries management and improvement of aquacultured species) and to gene mining for health and biotechnology. The Integration effort of Marine Genomics Europe is based on the following strategies: i) jointly develop enabling technologies; ii) sharing existing technical platforms iii) collectively gaining access to major Genomic centres; iv) regrouping under a common Bioinformatics Centre; and v), create and develop a Knowledge and Communication System. Spreading activities will include workshops and courses implemented by a Training & Education Council. Prime Contractor: France Innovation Scientifique et Transfert; Paris; France.
The 2nd Conference in the series of 'Integrative Approaches Towards Sustainability' is a response to the request of participants of the first conference held in Latvia March 26-29, 2003 (http://home.lanet.lv/ asi/). An impressive forum of excellent key-note speakers was challenged by an ambitious audience of young researchers at the 1st Conference proceedings of which contain 600 pages. The Baltic Rim, a recognised leader in integrated treatment of environmental, social, and economic problems of sustainable development (SD), is facing the challenge of full acceptance of the Baltic Countries and Poland to this worldclass club. The 2nd Conference aims to strengthen the integration of the region's RTD community and promotion of sharing its knowledge and expertise internally, across Europe (including the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions) and worldwide by inviting distinguished researchers to discuss the goals defined by the EU Council in Gothenburg, sciencebased thresholds of sustainability and limits with focus on the Baltic Rim, the corporate responsibility for SD in regional decision making, to share knowledge and expertise with particular focus on agriculture, forestry, education, and universitymunicipality partnership in basic and advanced fields of SD; to train the young researchers of the region and regions of Mediterranean and Black Sea. The 2nd Conference will contribute to creation of a 'critical mass' of human potential for SD in the region and Europe. The Conference tasks will be implemented by an appropriate Agenda and composition of participant list. It is essential for the region to organise a high level conference in a new member state on the East coast of the Baltic Sea in order to address senior researchers, to train the young ones from the Baltic countries and Poland and to encourage them to take the opportunities offered by the ERA and the EC 6th FP. The work under the project consists of 6 Work packages.
Context: With increasing global change pressures, and due to existing limitations, and un-sustainability factors and risks of conventional urban water management (UWM), cities experience difficulties in efficiently managing the ever scarcer water resources, their uses/services, and their after-use disposal, without creating environmental, social and/or economic damage. In order to meet these challenges, SWITCH calls for a paradigm shift in UWM. There is a need to convert adhoc actions (problem/incident driven) into a coherent and consolidated approach (sustainability driven). This calls for an IP Approach. Research conceptSWITCH therefore proposes an action research project which has as a main objective: The development, application and demonstration of a range of tested scientific, technological and socio-economic solutions and approaches that contribute to the achievement of sustainable and effective UWM schemes in 'The City of the future'.The project will be implemented by different combinations of consortium partners, along the lines of seven complementary and interactive themes. The research approach is innovative for the combination of: action research: address problems through innovation based upon involvement of users.learning alliances: to link up stakeholders to interact productively and to create win-win solutions along the water chain; multiple-way learning: European cities learn from each other and from developing countries, and vice versa.multiple-level or integrated approach: to consider the urban water system and its components (city level) in relation to its impacts on, and dependency of, the natural environment in the river basin (river basin level), and in relation to Global Change pressures (global level).Instruments and scopeAn IP with 30 partners, their resources, and a total budget of 25,191,396 EURO including budget for demonstration activities in 9 Cities in Europe and developing countries. Prime Contractor: UNESCO - Institute for Water Education, Delf, Netherlands.
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