Hotel Mum
In what countries do young people stay the longest at Hotel Mum? Have a look at European youngsters.
Roma are often pictured as a homogenous group, exceptionally willing to travel. Research disproves this image.
Very few economists anticipated the financial crisis. A new approach is needed, argues Ingrid Rieser who filmed the movement “rethinking economics”
A new figure of business is emerging: the social entrepreneur – supposedly combining business spirit and social responsibility. Are expectations fulfilled?
Gangsta rappers promote a violent lifestyle while carrying the banner of peace and responsibility. What are their values?
It is trendy to celebrate food culture. Organized through apps or blogs, strangers meet in so called supper clubs – but sharing food has a long tradition.
Repair Cafés offer room for fixing your bike and exchanging knowledge over coffee – and thus tackle sustainable development on the local level.
Transition Network aims at the mind sets of developed countries - seeking to transform the affluent Western way of life.
Software that learns from sensors on garbage bins adapts to urban issues and generates solutions the human eye cannot see.
By 2050, 70 percent of people will live in cities. A prospect calling for building 100,000 housing units per day until 2030.
Delhi’s air quality endangers the health of its citizens, so innovative strategies are needed to regulate pollution.
Ever more sophisticated robots are taking over jobs. Poverty might follow in step. But there is a concept, often derided as socialist utopia that could help.
Young people struggle to make a living in the digital economies – two stories from Abidjan and Berlin