Viktor Kovalev’s Post

Klomanskop, Luderitz. The Victory Shinana Network does spiritual cleansing on abandoned buildings/cities. We bring the building back to life, one of the gifts I have and it will cost you millions for me to work on this project. You must know the secret to bring these buildings/city to life. As I have told you the secret of building an estate in Namibia keep politics out of the project or the project will end up like mass housing(delays). Don't use one company on the project(estate), use many companies. An example give a company 50 houses to build, after completing the task, give them another 50 houses to build.

In South Africa, land ownership is a complicated topic with few simple solutions. Examine Andrew Kenny's insightful piece as he explores the background and complexities of South Africa's land dispute. https://lnkd.in/gp-cPUWF #landreform #southafrica

🤝 There are many ways for you to be actively involved with the Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation! The list below outlines several potential ways you can become involved with the Foundation to assist us in delivering our mandate: https://lnkd.in/eJie5zke

🤝 There are many ways for you to be actively involved with the Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation! The list below outlines several potential ways you can become involved with the Foundation to assist us in delivering our mandate: https://lnkd.in/eJie5zke

The Town of Nanton needs your help - our Grain Elevator Society has been selected as a finalist in the #NextGreatSave. The winner gets $50,000 towards restoring their historical site and the #Nanton grain elevators is a highlight on our highway 2 corridor. We are asking for your support to get the word out through your communications to help us get votes - to be the loudest and most vocal in southern Alberta! Together I believe we can do this Please visit the Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Centre or the Town of Nanton’s Facebook pages and simply share our posts. Next Great Save - National Trust for Canada (www.nationaltrustcanada.ca) Voting Process and Timeline: April 18 at 10:00 am to May 6 Anyone may vote for their favorite project. Voters must first register an email address in order to place a vote. Votes are cast online at www.NextGreatSave.ca Each voter is allowed one vote per day. Only those votes cast during the competition period will be tallied. Total votes for each project will be tallied in real time online at www.NextGreatSave.ca Use of mechanical or automated programs to submit votes for this competition is strictly prohibited. If any person is found to be tampering in any way with the voting process, those votes will be disqualified. There is no fee or obligation to the National Trust for voting in the competition. https://lnkd.in/gp7_kctu #nantonelevators #smalltownhistoric #grainelevators #savetheelevators

Twenty-six local safety agencies will share more than $1.4 million of grant funding to support tourism-related emergency service projects in rural areas. The funding is through our Montana Emergency Tourism Assistance Program. METAP is a state-funded opportunity authorized by the 2023 Legislature’s enactment of Senate Bill 540. We’re proud to support first responders and others who help save lives and improve public safety in our rural communities. To see the list of METAP awardees and their plans for these grant funds, visit https://lnkd.in/g3sJayjU #montanatourism

Our website offers quick access to tools and resources to empower land reform beneficiaries and easy ways for anyone to contribute and get involved in land reform. Go on, get involved, visit www.vumelana.org.za #Vumelana #LandReform #Resources

🌾 The Great Plains, once a thriving ecosystem, are now facing significant decline from overdevelopment. Land restoration is an investment in local communities and long-term stability. Learn more about #landrestoration: https://lnkd.in/gqfTym2E.

Bridging the gap between project goals and community needs is crucial for successful land restoration. 🌱 Susan Chomba, Director of Vital Landscapes at World Resources Institute Africa, emphasizes that aligning these efforts is key to sustainable outcomes. By focusing on the needs of local communities, we can ensure that land restoration projects thrive and create lasting impact. #ThinkLandscape

Interesting how a community led project in Cameroon is restoring forest cover. https://lnkd.in/dRyYZJy5