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Offsetting personal carbon emissions: how and why?

Bringing emissions down to zero by the end of the 21st century is key to stay below 2 degrees of warming – offsetting our carbon emissions can be part of the solution

Environment & ScienceManuela M.October 14, 2019Comment

Are you a dunantist or a wilsonian?

Understanding humanitarian aid through the eyes of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and how different approaches can influence the way we support organisations.

Reduced InequalitiesManuela M.October 25, 2018Breakfast Club

From wild to farmed sturgeon, Caviar’s success story

When Karin joined Kaviari founded in 1975 by her father, it was dark days with wild caviar banned in 2006 due to over-fishing and wild sturgeon on the list of endangered species.

Environment & ScienceManuela M.July 25, 2018Ocean

Doing business in countries at war: the low-down

“As with Afghanistan, and Mali, our work is all about finding the right trusted partners on the ground. Our work without these local organisations would be impossible” says Edmund Le Brun, co-founder of Ishkar.

Reduced InequalitiesManuela M.December 4, 2017Art and Culture

What kind of philanthropist are you?

How ambitious should we be when donating money to a cause? There are different approaches to to doing good: discover how venture and other philanthropists would approach the same challenges in different ways.

Peace & GovernanceManuela M.October 12, 2017Keeper's HouseEvening Talk

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