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Nehirde Dehşet Yağmuru: "River" Filminden Gerilim Dolu Fragman Yayınlandı!
Universal Korku ve gerilim tutkunları için sularda dehşet yeniden başlıyor. Universal Pictures, sinemaseverleri ıssız bir nehrin tekinsiz sularına davet eden iddialı korku projesi "River" için gerilimi tırmandıran yeni fragmanını resmi olarak yayınladı. Yalnızca fragmanıyla değil, olumlu eleştirmen yorumlarıyla da dikkat çeken film, türün efsanevi örneklerini aratmayacak vahşi ve amansız bir hayatta kalma mücadelesi vaat ediyor.
RIVER TRAILER - Haddonfield Horror
Check out the trailer for River. In cinemas January 15, 2027. From the Press Release The sun is down. The boat is dead. There’s no cell service. And there’s someone standing, staring, from the shore. From the producers of Backrooms and Obsession comes a vivid, visceral new vision in the slasher genre, marking an electrifying feature-film debut by writer-director Joshua Giuliano.
River (2026) | Rotten Tomatoes
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Comment les marchés du carbone pourraient contribuer à élargir l’accès au financement de l'habitat
Le secteur mondial du logement est confronté à deux défis étroitement liés. D'une part, l'urbanisation rapide alimente une demande sans précédent de nouveaux logements : en Afrique subsaharienne, la population urbaine devrait presque doubler d'ici 2050. Pourtant, pour des centaines de millions de ménages à revenu faible ou intermédiaire, le financement formel du logement reste hors de portée.
COMMENT: Carbon Markets Cannot Claim Integrity While Excluding Women
By Max Mattern and Elizabeth Kiamba, CGAP Women are critical to the delivery of many carbon projects, carrying out much of the work that underpins mitigation outcomes â and yet they often lack equal access to project governance, assets, and revenues. Recent calls from the ICVCMâs Continuous Improvement Working Group for a stronger focus on gender equity highlight the failure of existing safeguards to address womenâs exclusion.
A Green Future for All: How Financial Services Can Build More Inclusive Carbon Markets
Skip to main content Inclusive financial services can support efforts to build more inclusive carbon markets and maximize their contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
8 Billion Reasons: Inclusive Finance as a Catalyst for Climate Action
Skip to main content This paper is a call to action for climate practitioners and financial services stakeholders from across public, private, and philanthropic sectors to work together to unlock the full potential of financial inclusion for scaling grassroots climate action. If they do this, inclusive financial services can: Directly empower people living in low- and middle-income countries to adapt and grow resilient to climate change, as well as to participate in a just green transition.
Inclusive Voluntary Carbon Markets Could Finance a Just Transition
As the climate crisis deepens, the world is under pressure to accelerate its green transition. But while technologies and practices like renewable energy and regenerative agriculture have become more affordable and ubiquitous in markets like the U.S. and Europe, they remain out of reach for many living in low- and middle-income countries. This challenge was underscored in a recent UN report warning that the majority of low-income countries risk missing out on the benefits of green technologies.
Out of the Norm: myAgro Breaks Down Barriers to Serving Rural Women
Designing financial products and services that address gendered social norms is not only a win for rural women – it’s also good for business. This is one key takeaway from myAgro’s recent experience in Senegal, where early results from two new pilots suggest that by breaking down normative barriers, the social enterprise can drive up enrollment amongst women and grow its customer base.
More than Human ATMs: The Potential of Empowered Agents
With more and more providers pushing to reduce reliance on over-the-counter transactions, third-party agents can seem like just another cash-in/cash-out point, akin to human ATMs. But a recent CGAP-supported pilot conducted by agricultural input retailer myAgro in Senegal demonstrates the vital role that these human touchpoints play in making digital financial services more personal, responsive and user-friendly.
Digitizing Smallholder Finance for the 93 Percent
In developed economies, some experts blame new technologies for contributing to inequality between the rich and the poor. But for the 93 percent of smallholder farming households that lack a clearly defined buyer for their crops, advances in technology — and digital finance in particular — could drive a new era of more equitable gains in agricultural livelihoods. Women farmers, Senegal. Photo by Daniella Van Leggelo-Padilla, 2015 CGAP Photo Contest.
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