SI-Prog is the programmer hardware interface for PonyProg. At the moment it supports I²C Bus, Microwire, SPI eeprom, the Atmel and Microchip micro. Furthermore it can be used as a low cost starter kit for PIC and AVR. With PonyProg and SI-Prog you can program Wafercard for SAT, eeprom within GSM, TV or CAR-RADIO.

BGCI provides a global voice for all botanic gardens, championing and celebrating their inspiring work. We are the world's largest plant conservation network, open to all. Join us in helping to save the world's threatened plants. Remember the feeling of freedom that came when you first earned your driver’s license? Most people take that feeling for granted for decades until they “retire” from driving. For every mile driven, elderly drivers—especially those 75 and older—pose a higher risk for being involved in a.

Where we work > The European Botanic Gardens Consortium The European Botanic Gardens Consortium There are around 800 botanic gardens in Europe and in most countries these are linked through national botanic garden networks. For more information about the European Botanic Gardens Consotium, please visit the Consortium website: Representatives of the national networks come together in the European Botanic Gardens Consortium, of which BGCI is the convenor.

The Consortium was established in 1994 to plan Europe-wide initiatives for botanic gardens, especially within the context of implementation of the and other European biodiversity policies and strategies. The Consortium consists of representatives of all EU member countries, with Croatia, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland invited to attend meetings as observers. The Consortium meets twice yearly, with meetings being hosted by member gardens. The Consortium acts as a valuable conduit for information flow and co-operation between the national associations of botanic gardens as well as between individual institutions. As well as organising regular European Botanic Gardens Congresses, the Consortium has also promoted and helped to lead other significant international initiatives, such as the IPEN - the International Plant Exchange Network. The activities of the Consortium have included the development and publication of an Action Plan for Botanic Gardens in the European Union. The Action Plan is recognised as an important component of and contribution towards the achievement of other international initiatives, such as the European Commission's Biodiversity Strategy, the European Plant Conservation Strategy and the.

Download the Action Plan for Botanic Gardens in the EU -, or in Italian, European Consortium initiatives include: • • •.