ADFIAP attends ILO-CCC roundtable on green jobs
9 de Agosto de 2017, 7:28 - sem comentários ainda
ADFIAP, represented by its Deputy Secretary General, Norman Tilos, attended the “Second Round Table Discussion on Green Jobs and Just Transition to a Green Economy” on August 7, 2017 at the New World Hotel in Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Organized by the Climate Change Commission (CCC) and International Labor Organization (ILO), the roundtable is […]
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3 Up-and-Coming Sharing Cities You’ll Want to Explore
8 de Agosto de 2017, 20:26 - sem comentários aindaMore and more, we're seeing community-based sharing projects around the world. While Seoul, South Korea, is often spotlighted as a model "Sharing City," there are many others that have incredible sharing initiatives, including Berlin (Germany), Cape Town (South Africa), and Buenos Aires (Argentina). From tool libraries to car-sharing setups to projects linking dumpster divers with hungry vegetable lovers, these three cities have worked their way to the forefront of the global sharing ecosystem.
Check Out Toy Cycle, a New Platform for Families to Swap Toys
7 de Agosto de 2017, 15:02 - sem comentários aindaEntrepreneur Rhonda Collins's twin daughters are the inspiration behind the new online community, Toy-Cycle which launched this month. The toy exchange site will help parents save money by buying fewer new toys for their children while allowing their kids to enjoy a number of different toys.
Eradicating poverty and promoting prosperity in a changing world – A false start?
7 de Agosto de 2017, 14:04 - sem comentários ainda
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Reflections on the 2017 United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development. In his opening remarks, the UN Secretary-General said that 20 years ago “there was the idea that globalization would not only increase global wealth, but that it would trickle-down and would benefit everybody in our planet”.
He went on to describe that at the present time, “globalization and technological progress have dramatically increased global trade and global wealth. It is true that the number of absolute poor has been reduced and that living conditions have improved all over the world but it is also true that globalization and technological progress together have been factors in the increase of inequality”.
MIEMBROS DEL MESSE EN SEMINARIO TALLER: LA ECONOMÍA SOCIAL Y SOLIDARIA
7 de Agosto de 2017, 13:19 - sem comentários ainda