In her words –
I question what is meant by sustainability.
The concept has to some extent become, like motherhood and apple pie, an unexamined positive.
I think it’s important to explore how the concept is used and why, what exactly is meant, and ensure that it does not simply become an empty signifier with no real meaning.
By Sophie Hartman – To help combat the labor shortage that has emerged from this rapid and continuing growth, vocational education has become essential.
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In her words – In times of great uncertainties and vulnerabilities like we are facing, a ‘Sustainable Vietnam’ needs strong foundations at different levels…
By Christina Ameln, CSR | Sustainability Advisor – My first thought was that he was too young to be a managing director. But…
By Perrine Rozec, CSR Manager, CCFIV – Getting food is one of our primary need and today, the world is producing more food than…
In her words – There is no doubt that the concept of sustainable development is more important today than ever before. To understand and…