巴林麦纳麦2025年11月5日 /美通社/ -- 拉希德马术与赛马俱乐部( REHC )公布了其总体规划,这是一个变革性项目,旨在重新定义巴林王国的体育和休闲景观,并将巴林王国确立为领先的区域马术卓越、奢华生活和高级娱乐目的地。 REHC于2025年11月2日至3日在四季酒店举行的地区首要投资论坛Gateway Gulf 2025上揭幕。 Rashid马术和赛马俱乐部推出总体规划,以开发世界一流的体育和生活方式目的地 REHC总体规划是与Bareeq Al... 巴林麦纳麦2025年11月5日 /美通社/ -- 拉希德马术与赛马俱乐部( REHC )公布了其总体规划,这是一个变革性项目,旨在重新定义巴林王国的体育和休闲景观,并将巴林王国确立为领先的区域马术卓越、奢华生活和高级娱乐目的地。 REHC于2025年11月2日至3日在四季酒店举行的地区首要投资论坛Gateway Gulf 2025上揭幕。 Rashid马术和赛马俱乐部推出总体规划,以开发世界一流的体育和生活方式目的地 REHC总体规划是与Bareeq Al Retaj房地产服务公司协商制定的,将分多个阶段在超过300万平方米的土地上交付,包括多种开发项目,将体育、酒店、零售和可持续发展融合在一个综合目的地。 总体规划是推进巴林王国通过旅游、体育和房地产投资实现经济多元化的长期愿景的重要一步。 该项目位于沙特王国既定的马术和赛马区内,具有战略意义,充分利用沙特王国在这项运动中的传统,同时与可持续城市发展和私营部门合作的更广泛目标保持一致。 REHC首席执行官Yusuf Osama Buheji表示: “这个具有里程碑意义的项目代表了俱乐部和巴林马术界的新时代。 在总理府部长谢赫•伊萨•本•萨勒曼•阿勒哈利法分级箱高级委员会的指导下, REHC总体规划反映了我们的雄心,即打造一个融合体育、自然和生活方式的世界级目的地,同时为投资、创造就业机会和旅游业开辟新的机会。 它以巴林自豪的赛马历史为基础,为后代重新构想。” 主开发跨越多个关键区域,包括: 全新的18洞锦标赛高尔夫球场,为专业人士和爱好者提供世界一流的体验 高尔夫俱乐部和马术中心,提供最先进的训练和活动设施 与球场融为一体的豪华高尔夫酒店和高尔夫别墅 绿色开放空间和休闲便利设施环绕的豪华马术别墅 拥有商店、服务和酒店空间的商业和零售中心 现代化的体育馆和会员俱乐部,旨在促进积极的生活和社区参与 俯瞰赛马场的餐饮店,提供优质用餐体验 总体规划还高度重视环境管理和智能基础设施。 东北投资基地将设有一个太阳能发电场,旨在为该综合体提供清洁能源,支持巴林的可再生能源和碳减排国家目标。 REHC总体规划为私营部门的参与确定了几块地块,为住宅、酒店、商业和休闲组成部分提供了多样化的投资机会。 该项目旨在吸引本地和国际投资者,在巴林不断发展的体育和生活方式经济中寻求长期、高质量的项目。 通过其世界一流的设施和国际标准的设计, REHC总体规划将巩固巴林王国作为体育旅游、马术赛事和豪华酒店业区域枢纽的地位,为国家发展优先事项做出贡献。

SYDNEY, Nov. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Miroma Project Factory (MPF) has re-launched an updated and re-designed version of Avow, Australia's first digital tool designed specifically to support individuals who use violence, helping them understand Apprehended Domestic Violence... SYDNEY, Nov. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Miroma Project Factory (MPF) has re-launched an updated and re-designed version of Avow, Australia's first digital tool designed specifically to support individuals who use violence, helping them understand Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs),...

SYDNEY, Nov. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Miroma Project Factory (MPF) has re-launched an updated and re-designed version of Avow, Australia's first digital tool designed specifically to support individuals who use violence, helping them understand Apprehended Domestic Violence... SYDNEY, Nov. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Miroma Project Factory (MPF) has re-launched an updated and re-designed version of Avow, Australia's first digital tool designed specifically to support individuals who use violence, helping them understand Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs), reflect on their behaviour, and take steps to avoid reoffending. Miroma Project Factory’s Avow app, redesigned to support individuals in understanding ADVO conditions and engaging with behaviour change tools for domestic violence prevention. The Avow app, developed in partnership with the NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ), was built in response to a stark reality: more than a third of ADVO breaches occur within the first month of the order being issued. With long wait times and limited availability for behaviour change programs and low early engagement with support services, many perpetrators lack information and tools for reflection or clarity in the critical moments following initial police or court contact. "The Avow app puts information perpetrators need to comply with their ADVO at their fingertips". "It's available anytime, anywhere, for free, meaning perpetrators can more easily address their behaviour."said Mr Speakman in 2021 as then Minister for Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence First released in 2021 and fully redesigned in 2024 to optimise the user experience, Avow provides a personal, non-judgemental digital space where users can access plain English information to understand their legal conditions and the court process, access support, set personal goals, and develop strategies using techniques grounded in evidence-based behavioural science that aim to reduce their risk of reoffending and ultimately improve victim safety. Its recent redevelopment into Flutter has modernised the user experience into something inclusive, accessible and optimised for scale. What was initially a static, male-oriented tool is now a dynamic, gender-neutral platform focused on engagement and impact. MPF led the redesign and technical build, delivering: Chat-driven onboarding Goal setting and affirmation features Court appointment reminders and ADVO condition review Self-paced behaviour change planning Action plans linked to emotional triggers and common ADVO breach risks Up to date support content for self-referral, reflection and legal literacy "Avow is proof that we can meet people at their most volatile and stressful moments with a digital solution that helps them choose a different path and make better decisions," said Lynette Reeves, Behaviour Change Specialist for MPF and Program Lead for Avow. "We built this app to be a quiet but powerful intervention that users can use anytime, anywhere. And now, national policy is finally catching up." Indeed, the 2024 Rapid Review of Prevention Approaches, commissioned by the Commonwealth, explicitly called for early, technology-enabled interventions that promote self-reflection and accountability. Avow, which has been delivering exactly that since 2018, was recently highlighted as an example of what the sector needs more of: scalable, low-barrier, trauma-informed tools for people who use violence. Avow has been downloaded over 2,000 times, with a 39% returning user rate and strong engagement across key features such as "My ADVO", "Court Info", and "My Action Plan". Frontline workers report that clients who use Avow show improved understanding of their conditions, greater openness to therapeutic referrals, and reduction in impulsive, breach-prone behaviour. As state and federal governments look to fund the next wave of domestic violence prevention solutions, Avow is uniquely positioned - validated by frontline uptake, ready for jurisdictional localisation, and aligned with national prevention strategies. The Avow team welcomes opportunities for community engagement and partnerships to continue this work into the future. About Avow Avow is a behaviour change app designed to support domestic violence perpetrators better understand and comply with their Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs). Developed by Miroma Project Factory in partnership with the NSW Department of Communities and Justice, Avow delivers legal literacy, risk planning, and reflective tools in a private, digital format. It is one of the only Australian tools targeting perpetrators directly, helping reduce early-stage breaches and promote safer choices. Avow has been in use since 2021 and is now undergoing further expansion to align with national prevention priorities. Avow is promoted to users by the NSW Department of Communities and Justice, NSW police, local courts, solicitors and support agencies. About Miroma Project Factory (MPF) MPF is a multi-award-winning digital strategy and product studio that delivers innovative digital solutions across web, platforms, and systems. Specialising in purposeful technology, MPF works at the intersection of strategy, design, and engineering to create impactful digital products for organisations ready to lead. With deep expertise in healthcare, MPF helps clients scale responsibly, communicate clearly, and connect meaningfully with their audiences. For more information, visit www.theprojectfactory.com. For media enquiries, interviews or partnership opportunities, please contact:Miroma Project Factoryinfo@theprojectfactory.com Lynette Reeves Program LeadAVOWlynette@theprojectfactory.com