The Mobile Generation
Young people struggle to make a living in the digital economies – two stories from Abidjan and Berlin
Entrepreneurship
Women Entering Tech
The Organization ChunriChoupaal does not accept the male bias of the tech industry. Neither in Europe nor in Pakistan
The Next BIG Thing
Basic Income Guarantees (BIG) were once laughed at as utopian. But they are already today changing the lives of millions worldwide – especially in the south.
Bottom-Up Experts
Farmers know their needs best, concluded Kenny Ewan of WeFarm and created a global mobile platform for crowdsourcing agricultural information.
The Future Protein?
Insects are a sustainable source of protein since they eat bio-waste. Entofood aims to produce insects on industrial scale. An interview with its founder.
The Limits of Corporate Responsibility
Considering normative expectations and the economic rationale, should corporations enter the political arena?
Leaving the Niche
VAUDE is increasingly known for its sustainable production. They started in a niche but might be the trendsetters. An interview with CEO, Antje von Dewitz.
A Call for Guidelines
While in the past most companies were lobbying against any state regulations, the mind-set has changed. CSR departments demand for stronger policies.
With a Smartphone Through Africa
Africa's start-up scene is driven by innovators in the field of digital media and IT. Some of them met through Ampion.
Who Is the Social Entrepreneur?
A new figure of business is emerging: the social entrepreneur – supposedly combining business spirit and social responsibility. Are expectations fulfilled?
Baladini – Slow Food for Everyone
Baladini was founded in 2014 to train Egyptian women in artisanal food production. DDD talked to one of the founders.
21 Years Later
Lima, Peru’s vibrant capital has to cope with chaotic public transportation. Reforms are caught between corruption and opportunism - but progress is made.