#senegal bsc

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Streamlining Global Trade Compliance: Navigating Senegal BSC, Angola CNCA, Cameroon BESC, and Madagascar BSC

Introduction to Trade Compliance

In today’s interconnected world, international trade has become the backbone of global economies. As goods traverse borders, the need for seamless compliance mechanisms has emerged. Trade compliance ensures that shipments adhere to international standards, safeguarding both exporters and importers from unforeseen penalties, delays, and financial losses. Understanding country-specific documentation requirements is essential for freight forwarders and businesses engaged in global trade. Senegal BSC, Angola CNCA, Cameroon BESC, and Madagascar BSC are prime examples of such regulatory frameworks that enhance customs efficiency.

Understanding Senegal BSC: A Vital Document for Importers

Senegal’s Bordereau de Suivi des Cargaisons (BSC) is a mandatory document required for all shipments destined for the country. It streamlines customs clearance by providing authorities with essential cargo details before arrival. The ECTN Senegal serves as a digital blueprint, containing information such as cargo origin, type, and destination. This ensures faster processing and prevents bottlenecks at Senegalese ports, enhancing overall trade efficiency. Businesses exporting to Senegal must secure this document well in advance to avoid penalties and delays.

Angola CNCA: Enhancing Transparency in Maritime Trade

The Conselho Nacional de Carregadores de Angola (CNCA) is a regulatory body that ensures all maritime shipments entering Angola are accounted for via the CNCA certificate. The ECTN Angola document plays a pivotal role in verifying cargo information, preventing misdeclarations, and aligning with Angolan customs laws. This certificate is crucial for any freight forwarder handling cargo destined for Angola, as failure to comply with CNCA regulations can result in hefty fines or even cargo impoundment.

Cameroon BESC: Simplifying Customs Procedures

Cameroon’s Bordereau Électronique de Suivi des Cargaisons (BESC) serves as an indispensable tool for customs authorities. Designed to enhance transparency and efficiency in the shipping process, the ECTN Cameroon certificate is required for all shipments arriving at Cameroonian ports. Freight forwarders must ensure the document is accurate and submitted in a timely manner, as delays can lead to fines or longer processing times at the border. The BESC simplifies the documentation process, offering exporters peace of mind that their cargo will be swiftly cleared by customs officials.

Madagascar BSC: Navigating Trade Compliance

Madagascar’s Bordereau de Suivi des Cargaisons (BSC) functions similarly to other African nations’ cargo tracking systems. By requiring the ECTN Madagascar, Madagascar ensures that all shipments entering the country comply with international standards. This document helps prevent smuggling, fraudulent declarations, and inaccurate cargo information, ultimately promoting a more transparent trade environment. For freight forwarders and exporters, securing this document ensures smoother transactions and less friction at Madagascar’s ports.

The Role of ECTNs in Global Trade

Electronic Cargo Tracking Notes (ECTNs) are increasingly becoming a standard requirement for shipping goods to many African nations. These notes, whether they take the form of Senegal BSC, Angola CNCA, or Cameroon BESC, provide customs authorities with early access to essential cargo details, thereby reducing bottlenecks. This early intervention allows officials to flag discrepancies, correct documentation, and avoid delays at ports of entry. For freight forwarders, adhering to ECTN requirements is not just a legal obligation but also a critical strategy for streamlining operations.

How Freight Forwarders Benefit from ECTNs

Freight forwarders play a central role in ensuring that goods move seamlessly across international borders. ECTNs offer an invaluable advantage by pre-verifying cargo information before it arrives at the port. This proactive approach mitigates risks such as delays, penalties, or rejection of goods. Compliance with country-specific ECTNs like ECTN Cameroon and ECTN Angola boosts a forwarder’s reliability and operational efficiency, ultimately leading to stronger relationships with both exporters and importers.

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Countries like Senegal, Angola, and Cameroon impose strict penalties on shipments that do not adhere to their cargo tracking systems. These penalties can range from significant fines to the outright seizure of goods, leading to financial losses and damaged business relationships. Non-compliance with ECTN regulations may also tarnish a freight forwarder’s reputation, making future partnerships more difficult to secure. In a global trade landscape driven by efficiency, adhering to these documentation requirements is paramount.

The Future of Trade Compliance in Africa

The adoption of Electronic Cargo Tracking Notes is expected to expand further across Africa, with more nations likely to implement similar systems. The drive towards transparency and efficiency in trade practices is reshaping the continent’s import-export landscape. By securing ECTNs in advance, freight forwarders and businesses are not only meeting current regulations but are also positioning themselves for future compliance trends. As countries like Madagascar and Senegal continue to evolve their customs processes, staying informed about these changes will be key to maintaining a competitive edge in global trade.

Common Challenges with ECTNs and How to Overcome Them

While ECTNs provide numerous benefits, they also present challenges for freight forwarders, especially when dealing with complex multi-country shipping routes. Ensuring accuracy in documentation, timely submission, and compliance with the specific requirements of each country can be daunting. Freight forwarders must develop robust internal systems to track ECTN requirements for each destination, whether it be ECTN Senegal or ECTN Madagascar. Collaboration with customs brokers and local agents can also help alleviate some of these challenges, ensuring a smoother process.

Tools and Technology for ECTN Compliance

Advancements in digital technology are transforming how freight forwarders handle compliance documentation. Automated tools now exist to streamline the application and submission of ECTNs, reducing manual errors and ensuring timely processing. These platforms integrate seamlessly with freight management systems, offering real-time updates and alerts when an ECTN is due or has been submitted. Leveraging these tools not only reduces administrative burden but also ensures that forwarders can remain compliant with evolving regulations, whether dealing with ECTN Angola or ECTN Cameroon.

Best Practices for Securing ECTNs

Securing ECTNs requires a proactive approach. Freight forwarders should begin the application process as soon as shipment details are confirmed. Working closely with exporters and importers to ensure all documentation is accurate is key to avoiding delays. Early engagement with local customs brokers who understand the intricacies of each country’s ECTN system can also be beneficial. Whether shipping to ECTN Senegal or ECTN Angola, forwarders should develop standardized internal procedures to ensure that compliance is never an afterthought.

Conclusion: The Vital Role of ECTNs in Global Trade

In an increasingly globalized economy, efficient trade compliance mechanisms are critical to the success of international shipping operations. Senegal BSC, Angola CNCA, Cameroon BESC, and Madagascar BSC each play a pivotal role in their respective countries' customs processes, ensuring transparency, compliance, and efficiency. Freight forwarders and exporters who understand the importance of securing ECTNs for their shipments are well-positioned to navigate the complexities of global trade, ensuring their operations run smoothly, profitably, and in full compliance with local regulations.

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Full profile of Ghana U-23 coach Samuel Kwasi Fabin

Our profiling features the new boss of Ghana’s Men’s Olympic team otherwise known as Black Meteors.

Name: Samuel Kwasi Fabin Date of Birth: 25th March 1959 Place of Birth: Tarkwa Nationality: Ghanaian Marital Status: Married Age: 61

Samuel Kwasi Fabin hails from Elmina in the Central Region but was born in Tarkwa and grew up in Kumasi. He had his primary and middle school at Education at Bantama Presbyterian School and St. Cyprians Boys School in Kumasi. He was an all-rounder during his school days playing football, basketball, volleyball, and hockey. His talent was spotted at a very young age and even played hockey up to the national level. His football talent landed him in Techiman where he formerly played for the defunct Holy Stars (then 1st Division side) and Eleven Wonders.

Samuel Fabin played with the likes of Emmanuel Armah (Senegal), Ntow Gyan, and others. However, Academic pursuit wouldn’t allow him to play to the top level as he abandoned his love for football for education. He enrolled at the Winneba Specialist Training College to read Diploma in Physical Education and Sports in 1984. While there, he featured in games for the school team at GUSA Games. At Winneba, he developed an interest in coaching after meeting his idols, coach Sam Ardey, Jones Attuquayefio, Jim Amoah, Oko Aryee, and a few more. He led Obuasi Secondary Technical School to win the Ashanti School Soccer Competition, which was for the first time won by a school outside Kumasi. Samuel Fabin proceeded to the University again to upgrade himself in 1994 where he pursued a Degree in Health Physical Education Recreation, Management, and Psychology.

At Osei Kyeretwie Secondary School (OKESS), Samuel Fabin nurtured the likes of Sulley Muntari, John Mensah, Kwadwo Poku, Stephen Oduro, Lawrence Kianya, and William Thompson and led the school to win Inter the schools games and the National Milo Tournament for several successive years. His exploits at OKESS won him a lot of admirers and suitors and one of them was Asante Kotoko. He was appointed as coach of the Kotoko youth team in 1992. Samuel Fabin nurtured players like Francis Akwafo, Alex Asamoah, Osei Kwadwo, and Eric Nii Baah over a 3-year stint with the youth side. Not long after, he caught the eye of the leadership of Asante Kotoko and got appointed by management as Assistant Coach to Ernst Middendorp and Hans Dieter Smith. He went into full-time coaching in 2005, having signed his first professional contract with former Ghana Premier League side Berekum Arsenal as the Head Coach.

EDUCATION

University Of Education, Winneba - Oct. 1994-June 1996 Special Training College Winneba - Sept. 1984-June 1987 Wesley College Kumasi - Sept. 1979-June 1981 Ebenezer Secondary School Accra - Sept. 1973-June 1977 St Cyprians Anglican Boys School Kumasi - Sept. 1971 – June 1973 Bantama Presby Primary School Kumasi - Sept. 1965-June 1971

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION

BSc. Ed Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Sports - June 1996 Diploma Hypers - June 1987 Teacher’s Certificate “A” Physical Education - June 1981 GCE O’ Level - June 1977

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT/COURSES ATTENDED

Coaching Attachment, Fc Copenhagen - June 2016 Coaching Attachment Man City F/C Uk. - Sept. 2013 Caf “License “A” Coaching Course Prampram - Aug. 2012 Caf License “B” Coaching Course Prampram - Aug. 2010 Elite Fifa Coaching Course Prampram - Aug. 2008 Caf License “C’ Coaching Course Prampram - June 2006 Intermediate Coaching Course Kumasi - June 2003 GFA Year Development Course Kumasi - June 2002

TEAMS COACHED

Head Coach Aduana Stars – 2020 (till date) Head Coach Kumasi Asante Kotoko - 2018 -2019 Head Coach Inter Allies F/C - 2014-2015 Head Coach Accra Hearts of Oak - 2010-2011 Head Coach Kumasi Asante Kotoko - 2009 -2010 Head Coach Kpando Hearts of Lions - 2002-2009 Head Coach Berekum Arsenal - 2005-2007 Asst. Coach Kumasi Asante Kotoko - 2002-2005 Head Coach Youth Team Asante Kotoko - 1999-2002

NATIONAL

Head Coach – Black Meteors (U-23) – 2020 (till date) Head Coach Uganda U-17 And U-20 - 2019 Head Coach U17 Black Starlet - 2011-2017

COACHING ACHIEVEMENTS

Quarterfinal U-17 World Cup Sept. 2017 Silver Medalist Afcon U-17 Gabon May 2017 Gold Medalist Four-Nation U-17 Tournament Namibia - April 2016 Gold Medalist Four-Nation U-17 Tournament Namibia - April 2014 Qualifying Wassaman United to the Premier League - June 2011 Winner Top 4 (Hearts Of Oak) - June 2010 Winner Top 4 (Heart Of Lions) - June 2009 Best Coach Of The Year (Ghana) - June 2009 Winner Swag Cup (Hearts Of Lions) - Aug. 2009 Silver Medalist Confederation Cup Africa (Kotoko) - Jan. 2005 Six Times Winner Inter-Schools Milo Competition - 1998-2004

Source: ghanafa.org

source: https://footballghana.com/

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Keta Sunset bemoans lack of support for Copa Lagos Campaign

Ghana Beach Soccer champions Sunset Sports Keta has expressed disappointment at the lack of support ahead of their impending campaign at Copa Lagos has received so far.‬‪The three times national championship winners are billed to represent Ghana at the FIFA/Beach Soccer Worldwide World d tour series at the Eko Atlantic Resorts in Lagos from November 1 to 3.‬‪Sunset Sports will come up against World Winners Cup participants Kebbi BSC, Gidi Sharks and Pepsi Academy at the event. ‬‪World Champions Brazil, European giants England, African Champions Senegal will face host Nigeria in the national team competition.‬‪Discussing the teams preparations ahead of the tournament in Lagos next week, CEO of the club Dzidodo Ruben Adjahoe disclosed his side has received no support for their campaign. ‬‪He stated that the players had to virtually sacrifice with their transport to training as well as maintain good morale whiles they prepare for the biggest African Beach Soccer Competition.‬‪“It’s not been easy having the boys to focus on training whiles they face issues with transportation, General upkeep and importantly keeping them happy ahead of the tournament.”‬‪The plan was to move into residential camping a week to the tournament but... source: https://ghanasoccernet.com/

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Liverpool's Dominic Solanke set to make international debut for Nigeria

Nigeria Technical director Rohr reported re-approaches Liverpool's Solanke for switch of allegiance ## ##Chelsea

Liverpool striker Dominic Ayodele Solanke will reportedly make his international debut for his country of origin Nigeria when the Super Eagles lock horns with Senegal in March.

Reports emerging from the Guardian Nigeria which citied an unnamed source from the nation’s football association, the Nigeria Football Federation, claim that that the sensational striker has been penned down to feature in…

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International Round-up, Loan Report, & Injury List: 26/03/2017 via /r/LiverpoolFC

International Round-up, Loan Report, & Injury List: 26/03/2017

The Headlines

Adam Lallana made an assist for England

Trent Alexander-Arnold made an assist for England u19s, before scoring twice for them 2 days later

Rhian Brewster scored twice for England u17s

International Round-up: Week Commencing 20/03/2017

Friendlies

Germany 1-0 England (Podolski 69’)

Emre Can

Made a substitute appearance, replacing Julian Weigl after 66 minutes

Nathaniel Clyne

Unused substitute

Adam Lallana

Started on the right wing

Hit the post after 31 minutes

Replaced by Nathan Redmond after 66 minutes

Nigeria 1-1 Senegal (Iheanacho pen 83’; Sow 54’)

Sadio Mané

Made a substitute appearance, replacing Opa Nguette after 65 minutes

2018 World Cup Qualifiers

CONMEBOL

Uruguay 1-4 Brazil (Cavani pen 9’; Paulinho 18’, 51’, 90+2’, Neymar 74’)

Philippe Coutinho

Started on the right wing

Involved in the build-up to Paulinho's second goal after 51 minutes

Replaced by Willian after 86 minutes

Roberto Firmino

Started upfront

Involved in the build-up to Paulinho's second goal after 51 minutes

Replaced by Diego Souza after 89 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Brazil 13 9 3 1 32 10 22 30

UEFA

Group A

Bulgaria 2-0 Netherlands (Delev 6’, 20’)

Georginio Wijnaldum

Started in central midfield

Replaced by Wesley Sneijder at half time

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 4th Netherlands 5 2 1 2 8 6 2 7

Group C

Azerbaijan 1-4 Germany (Nazarov 31’; Schürrle 19’, 81’, Müller 36’, Gomez 45’)

Emre Can

Unused substitute

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Germany 5 5 0 0 20 1 19 15

Group D

Georgia 1-3 Serbia (Katcharava 6’; Tadić pen 45’, Mitrović 64’, Gaćinović 86’)

Lazar Marković

Unused substitute

Republic of Ireland 0-0 Wales

Wales were reduced to 10 men after 69 minutes, as Neil Taylor received a straight red card for a leg-breaking tackle on Seamus Coleman

Danny Ward, Harry Wilson & Ben Woodburn

Unused substitutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Serbia 5 3 2 0 12 6 6 11 3rd Wales 5 1 4 0 8 4 4 7

Group F

England 2-0 Lithuania (Defoe 22’, Vardy 66’)

Nathaniel Clyne

Unused substitute

Adam Lallana

Played 90 minutes on either wing

Assisted Jamie Vardy for England’s second goal after 66 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st England 5 4 1 0 8 0 8 13

Group H

Belgium 1-1 Greece (Lukaku 89’; Mitroglou 46’)

Greece were reduced to 10 men after 65 minutes, as Panagiotis Tachtsidis received a second yellow card

Greece were reduced to 9 men in second half stoppage time, as Giorgos Tzavellas received a second yellow card

Simon Mignolet & Divock Origi

Unused substitutes

Cyprus 0-0 Estonia

Ragnar Klavan

Played 90 minutes at centre back as captain

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Belgium 5 4 1 0 22 2 20 13 5th Estonia 5 1 1 3 5 15 -10 4

Senior International Players

Player Caps Debut Latest Goals First Latest Status Ragnar Klavan 117 03-07-2003 25-03-2017 3 31-05-2006 26-05-2014 Starting XI James Milner 61 12-08-2009 11-06-2016 1 07-09-2012 07-09-2012 Retired Sadio Mané 42 25-05-2012 23-03-2017 12 02-06-2012 19-01-2017 Substitute Georginio Wijnaldum 37 02-09-2011 25-03-2017 7 02-09-2011 01-09-2016 Starting XI Alex Manninger 33 18-08-1999 02-11-2009 - - - Retired Jordan Henderson 32 17-11-2010 15-11-2016 - - - Injured Adam Lallana 31 15-11-2013 26-03-2017 3 04-09-2016 15-11-2016 Starting XI Dejan Lovren 31 08-10-2009 23-03-2016 2 02-09-2011 26-03-2013 Not selected Mamadou Sakho 28 17-11-2010 29-03-2016 2 19-11-2013 19-11-2013 Not selected Joël Matip 27 03-03-2010 06-09-2015 1 23-06-2014 23-06-2014 Retired Daniel Sturridge 25 15-11-2011 11-11-2016 8 22-03-2013 11-11-2016 Injured Philippe Coutinho 24 07-10-2010 23-03-2017 6 07-06-2015 10-11-2016 Starting XI Lucas Leiva 24 22-08-2007 20-11-2013 - - - Not selected Lazar Marković 23 28-02-2012 15-11-2016 3 14-11-2012 07-06-2015 Squad Divock Origi 23 26-05-2014 01-09-2016 3 22-06-2014 12-11-2014 Squad Ádám Bogdán 20 03-06-2011 26-03-2016 - - - Injured Simon Mignolet 18 25-03-2011 09-11-2016 - - - Squad Nathaniel Clyne 14 15-11-2014 15-11-2016 - - - Squad Roberto Firmino 14 12-11-2014 23-03-2017 5 18-11-2014 06-10-2016 Starting XI Emre Can 8 04-09-2015 22-03-2017 - - - Squad Marko Grujić 3 25-05-2016 05-06-2016 - - - With u21s Alberto Moreno 3 15-10-2013 30-05-2014 - - - Not selected Danny Ward 3 24-03-2016 11-06-2016 - - - Squad Jon Flanagan 1 04-06-2014 04-06-2014 - - - Not selected Danny Ings 1 12-10-2015 12-10-2015 - - - Injured Harry Wilson 1 15-10-2013 15-10-2013 - - - Squad Total 644 26 n/a 56 13 n/a 14 call-ups Excluding Loans 569 21 n/a 51 11 n/a 12 call-ups

U21 Euro 2019 Qualifier

Rep of Ireland 1-0 Kosovo (Shodipo 56’)

Corey Whelan

Played 90 minutes at left back

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Republic of Ireland 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3

U21 Friendlies

Austria 1-1 Australia (Grbic 85’; Mabil 55’)

Jake Brimmer

Made a substitute appearance

Germany 1-0 England (Amiri 23’)

Joe Gomez

Unused substitute

Sweden 0-2 Serbia (Živković 28’, Ožegović 36’)

Marko Grujić

Played 90 minutes in central midfield

Received a yellow card after 56 minutes

U19 Euro 2017 Qualifiers

Group 3, England

England 3-0 Norway (Mount 33’, Edun 46’, Field 55’)

Trent Alexander-Arnold

Started at right back

Assisted Mason Mount for the opening goal after 33 minutes

Was involved in the build-up to England's second goal after 46 minutes

Was involved in the build-up to England's third goal after 55 minutes

Replaced by Reece Oxford after 66 minutes

England 3-0 Spain (Alexander-Arnold 9’, pen 64’, Willock 86)

Trent Alexander-Arnold

Played 90 minutes at right back

Scored the opening goal after 9 minutes

Scored England’s second goal from the penalty spot after 64 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U19 Euro 2017 1st England 2 2 0 0 6 0 6 6 √ 2nd Spain 2 1 0 1 5 3 2 3 X 3rd Norway 2 1 0 1 2 4 -2 3 X 4th Belarus 2 0 0 2 1 7 -6 0 X

Group 7, Belgium

Italy 0-2 Republic of Ireland 2 (Levingston 34’, Hale pen 73’)

Caoimhin Kelleher

Played 90 minutes in goal

Conor Masterson

Played 90 minutes at centre back as captain

Sweden 3-0 Republic of Ireland (Inglesson 25’, Sabovic 52’, Isak 73’)

Caoimhin Kelleher

Played 90 minutes in goal

Conor Masterson

Played 90 minutes at centre back as captain

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U19 Euro 2017 1st Belgium 2 1 1 0 3 2 1 4 TBD 2nd Sweden 2 1 0 1 4 2 2 3 TBD 3rd Republic of Ireland 2 1 0 1 2 3 -1 3 TBD 4th Italy 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 1 X

U17 Euro 2017 Qualifiers

80-minute matches

Group 7, Bosnia & Herzegovina

England 5-3 Czech Republic (Brewster 9’, 46’, Foden 11’, 66’, Gibbs-White 15’; Majka 37’, 47’, Hezoucky 76’)

Rhian Brewster

Played 80 minutes upfront

Scored the opening goal after 9 minutes

Scored England’s 4th goal after 46 minutes

England 4-0 Slovenia (Sancho 25’, 76’, Eyoma 29’, Loader 54’)

Rhian Brewster

Started upfront

Replaced by Tashan Oakley-Boothe after 61 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U17 Euro 2017 1st England 2 2 0 0 9 3 6 6 √ 2nd Bosnia & Herzegovina 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 4 TBD 3rd Slovenia 2 0 1 1 0 4 -4 1 TBD 4th Czech Republic 2 0 0 2 4 7 -3 0 X

Group 8, Cyprus

Cyprus 0-2 Republic of Ireland (Connolly 40’, 80’)

Glen McAuley

Started on the right wing

Replaced by Adam Idah after 59 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U17 Euro 2017 1st Republic of Ireland 3 3 0 0 7 0 7 9 √ 2nd Faroe Islands 3 1 1 1 2 5 -3 4 √ 3rd Slovakia 3 1 0 2 3 4 -2 3 X 4th Cyprus 3 0 1 2 1 4 -3 1 X

Loan Report: Week Commencing 20/03/2017

Ryan Fulton (Chesterfield #12) GK

Rochdale (H), League 1

Unused substitute in 1-3 defeat

Chesterfield were reduced to 10 men in second half stoppage time, as David Faupala received a straight red card

Chesterfield are 23rd in the league table

Cameron Brannagan (Fleetwood Town #4) CM/AM

Bury (A), League 1

Started in central midfield in 0-0 draw

Replaced by Ashley Hunter after 64 minutes

Fleetwood are 3rd in the league table

Lloyd Jones (Swindon Town #28) CB

Millwall (H), League 1

Unused substitute on 1-0 win

Swindon are 22nd in the league table

Jack Dunn (Tranmere Rovers #16) RW/AM/ST

North Ferriby United (A), National League

Unused substitute in 1-4 win

Braintree Town (H), National League

Missed 1-0 win through injury

Tranmere are 3rd in the league table

Pedro Chirivella (Go Ahead Eagles #29) DM/CM

Emmen (H), Friendly

Unused in 2-1 win

Andre Wisdom (Red Bull Salzburg #47) RB/CB

Liefering (A), Friendly

May or may not have featured in 0-2 win

Brooks Lennon (Real Salt Lake #27) RW/LW/ST

New York Red Bulls (A), MLS

Played 90 minutes on the right wing in 0-0 draw

RSL are 9th in the regional league table

Loan Report: Season So Far

Name Club Sq App St Sub M G A CS* GC* PS* Y R Flanagan Burnley 27 9 7 2 704 0 0 5 6 n/a 2 0 Sakho Crystal Palace 5 3 3 0 270 0 0 3 0 n/a 0 0 Marković Hull 7 7 6 1 540 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 3 0 Kent Barnsley 41 39 32 7 2657 2 1 n/a n/a n/a 4 0 Ward Huddersfield 40 36 36 0 3195 0 0 9 43 1 0 0 Fulton Chesterfield 39 29 29 0 2610 0 0 5 50 0 0 0 Brannagan Fleetwood 10 9 4 5 340 0 1 n/a n/a n/a 0 0 Jones Swindon 32 29 28 1 2479 2 0 8 37 n/a 4 1 Dunn Tranmere 5 4 3 1 237 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 0 0 Allan Hertha BSC 21 9 3 6 378 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Chirivella GA Eagles 10 10 10 0 894 2 2 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Awoniyi NEC 22 14 6 8 690 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Wisdom RB Salzburg 23 14 11 3 955 0 0 11 3 n/a 1 0 Lennon Real Salt Lake 2 2 2 0 180 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 0 0 Bogdán Wigan** 18 17 17 0 1499 0 0 6 19 2 0 0 Hart Port Vale*** 20 16 12 4 1047 1 1 n/a n/a n/a 5 0 Dunn Morecambe*** 22 19 12 7 1119 6 2 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Marković Sporting*** 19 14 7 7 610 2 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 0

*Clean sheets and goals conceded are only counted for defenders and goalkeepers, whilst penalties saved are (obviously) only counted for goalkeepers

**Loan spell effectively ended due to long-term injury

***Loan spell ended

Key:

Abbreviation Full Sq Included in matchday squad App Appearances St Starts Sub Substitute appearances M Minutes played G Goals A Assists CS Clean sheets GC Goals conceded PS Penalties saved Y Yellow cards R Red cards

Injury List

Player Squad Injury Sustained Initial Diagnosis Return (physioroom*) Return (imo**) Jordan Henderson First Foot 24-02-17 1-2 weeks 01-04-17 01-04-17 Daniel Sturridge First Hip Unknown Unknown 01-04-17 Unknown Danny Ings First Knee 25-10-16 7-9 months 01-06-17 12-08-17 Ádám Bogdán First ACL 19-11-16 9 months Unknown Expiration Adam Phillips u23s Back Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Shamal George u23s Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Ovie Ejaria u23s Ankle 28-01-17 Unknown Unknown Unknown Kane Lewis u23s Hamstring 19-02-17 Unknown Unknown Unknown Kamil Grabara u23s Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Harvey Whyte u18s Spine Sep ‘16 6 months Unknown Unknown Herbie Kane u18s Hip 22-10-16 Unknown Unknown Unknown Jordan Hunter u18s Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Jack Dunn Tranmere Unknown 24-03-17 Unknown Unknown Unknown

**My opinion is based on everything I’ve read and heard about each particular injury and also a bit of guess-work in some cases

27/03/2017 - 29/03/2017: Relevant Upcoming Fixtures

All kick-off times are in BST

Monday

14:00

England u19s - Belarus u19s

18:00

Australia u21s - Finland u21s

19:00

Denmark u21s - England u21s

Ivory Coast - Senegal

Tuesday

14:00

Bosnia u17s - England u17s

16:20

Slovakia u21s - Serbia u21s

17:00

Estonia - Croatia

Russia - Belgium

18:00

Belgium u19s - Rep of Ireland u19s

19:30

Scotland u21s - Estonia u21s

19:45

Netherlands - Italy

Tranmere - Dover

Wednesday

01:45

Brazil - Paraguay

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UNESCO/ISEDC Co-Sponsored Fellowships Programme 2017 (Fully Funded to Moscow, Russia)

Application Deadline:17 April 2017

The aim of the UNESCO/ISEDC Co-Sponsored Fellowships programme is to enhance the capacity-building and human resources development in the area of sustainable and renewable energy sources in developing countries and countries in transition. The training activities in the framework of these fellowships are tenable in specialized institutions in the Russian Federation. The medium of instruction will be English. UNESCO will solicit applications from the developing countries and countries in transition.

In line with the strategy and objectives of the approved UNESCO Programme and Budget for the Fellowships Programme Section, the UNESCO Category II International Center for Sustainable Energy Development (ISEDC) in Moscow (Russian Federation) is offering twenty (20) fellowships of four weeks (4) duration each in 2017.

Qualifications Required

Candidates must meet the following criteria:

(a) Holder of at least a BSc degree or BA in Economics; (b) Proficient in English language; (c) Not more than 35 years of age;

Field of Study

One month duration: from 2 to 27 October 2017.

The candidates may choose to study in the following fields of study, which are aligned with UNESCO’s objectives and programme priorities, as per approved 35 C/5 and in accordance with the decisions made by the Executive Board (161 EX/Decision 3.6.3 and 165 EX/Decision 8.6) :

(a) Energy and sustainable development; (b) Ecological management of energy resources; (c) Renewable energy; (d) Sustainable and renewable energy power generation.

List of Invited Member States

AFRICA (46 Member States)

Angola*, Benin*, Botswana, Burkina Faso*, Burundi*, Cameroon, Cape Verde*, Central African Republic*, Chad*, Comoros*, Congo, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo*, Djibouti*, Equatorial Guinea*, Eritrea*, Ethiopia*, Gabon, Gambia*, Ghana, Guinea*, Guinea-Bissau*, Kenya, Lesotho*, Liberia*, Madagascar*, Malawi*, Mali*, Mauritius, Mozambique*, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda*, Sao Tome and Principe*, Senegal*, Seychelles, Sierra Leone*, Somalia*, South Africa, Swaziland, Togo*, Uganda*, United Republic of Tanzania*, Zambia*, and Zimbabwe

Benefits:

Facilities offered by ISEDC

i) Beneficiaries will be exempt of paying tuition fees for the entire duration of studies/training; ii) Fellows will undertake studies/training under the supervision of an advisor or study director that will be provided by the host institution; iii) The donor Government will pay stipends to beneficiaries on a monthly basis, in local currency. The stipend amounting to four hundred seventy (470) US dollars is intended to cover living expenses such as accommodation, meals, pocket expenses, and incidentals. The donor will determine the amount of the stipend to be granted to beneficiaries; iv) ISEDC will assist in obtaining modest housing for the fellows.

Facilities offered by UNESCO

a) UNESCO will cover the cost of the round-trip international travel at the most economical rate and the most direct flight.

(b) UNESCO will pay a one-time travel allowance amounting to US$100 (one hundred US dollars) prior to the fellows’ departure for the Russian Federation.

(c) Health insurance. To avail of this entitlement, beneficiaries should be declared medically fit by the UNESCO Medical Service that examines the complete medical dossiers.

Procedures on Submission of applications

(a) All applications should be endorsed by the National Commission for UNESCO and must be duly completed in English or French with the following attachments in DUPLICATE:

• The prescribed UNESCO fellowship application form;

• Six photographs;

• Certified photocopies of Diplomas;

• Certificate of English Language proficiency;

• Subsequently, for those who have been selected, the UNESCO medical examination form duly completed by a recognized physician (not more than four months before the actual date of studies). The prescribed form of which will be sent along with the letter of award. Expenses incurred in the constitution of the medical dossiers will not be reimbursed.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the UNESCO/ISEDC Co-Sponsored Fellowships Programme 2017

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