Webinar Series Covid 19 Great Reset

Covid-19 – Change in the world now and later

The scale of the problem is a first for many. While technology may have caused health issues for the people who use it, it has played other important and positive roles in the pandemic. Technology has enabled tracking of the disease to arrest its spread through mobile phone apps. Will it be a case of survival of the fittest or should we be thinking of the word “sustainability” – where no one gets left behind? We have a webinar series dedicated to Sustainable Finance.
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5 Reasons Why Charity is Good for us

Learn about the International day of Charity in Switzerland through SLX Learning, a blended learning hub based in Switzerland
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Fribourg Swiss Learning Exchange

7 Interesting Facts About Switzerland

Switzerland! The name brings with it imagery of snow-peaked Alps, delicious chocolates, cheese, and watches. But this tiny country is much more than these things. 1. An Excellent Quality of Life It is one of the countries with the highest quality of life across the world, as per Social Progress Index 2019.  Work-life balance is
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Akshaya Patra Mid Day Meal

Free meals to encourage school attendance: a replicable model?

Hunger and malnutrition is a big problem worldwide. Akshaya Patra has a model that feeds hungry children with nutritious and healty food.
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Roots Bridges, Sustainable and Natural

Sustainable Ecological Solutions These immense footbridges, sometimes suspended from tens of meters high, were created from living tree roots simply moved to shape them. The trees that the villagers use are ficus elastica, rubber trees. Their roots grow in the open air and with heavy rains they become very malleable. This is how the people
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Racism - Pyramid of Hate

Do We Need a Vaccination Against Coronavirus Racism?

We are living in exceptional times. In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, there are reports of racism against the Chinese. Awareness about colonization and racism helps us understand how some of the global inequities of today came to be Here are some ways you can act against racism.
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Negotiate across cultures University of Neuchâtel

For the first time in : A certificate in cultural studies

The economic environment has become globalized and internationalized in recent decades. Companies or governments are in continuous contact with a multitude of countries whose customs, mores, ways of doing business, communicating and negotiating can be very different from the way we operate. To make the most of opportunities to connect with other partners, it is important to understand the differences and prepare for these meetings and exchanges.
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Gandhi sustainablity

“Gandhi, who?”

It might fascinate the teenagers worldwide to know, that what Greta Thunberg is trying to explain to the world , was the very same set of sustainable principles Gandhi lived by, 100 years ago.
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Creating value exchange people globalisation

Creating Value through Exchange of People

In the past 100 years, globalization has impacted our lives economically, socially, politically and culturally. Some changes have upset our reference points in terms of geography and territory to such an extent that it would be impossible to think of most of the institutions, economies and social relations in cultural spaces today. What does globalisation
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Is Davos a boys’ club?

by Divya Badri Davos is well known , during the meeting in January every year, to be the place where people meet old friends and contacts. It saves quite a few a lot of flights! I too met an old friend after 15 years! And it was a pleasure. This person is very accomplished and
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