GfK DigiTension - StreetwiZe
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This document provides information about an organization called Streetwize that works with street children. It mentions that Streetwize operates in 22 countries and has had 50,000 contacts. It provides leadership training and workshops to street children to help develop their skills and mindset in a positive way. The organization aims to have a 360 degree impact and help street children through challenges of uncertainty and crisis.
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GfK DigiTension - StreetwiZe
- 4. ?
- 9. + 100 million streetkids
- 12. = 22 countries
- 14. €
- 17. PRO-ACTIVE CREATIVITY positive focus Agility & resilience COOPERATIVE COMPETITION
- 18. Keynote speeches Street skill workshops Leadership expeditions Coaching & consulting Talent development company
- 19. 360° IMPACT
- 20. MIND SET
- 23. AWARD CEREMONY Erik Lejeune Division Director GfK Belgium
- 25. Test Your Knowledge Q1: Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) are products that are sold quickly at a relatively low cost. How much money does a Belgian household spend on FMCG, during one year? € 2170 € 5283 € 6978 Q2: How much do elderly people (65+) in Europe spend on an average day when on holiday? 50 EUR 80 EUR 110 EUR 140 EUR Q3: What is the percentage of people that uses home banking via smartphone at least once per month? 3% 6% 11%
- 26. Test Your Knowledge Q4: On which of the following brands do 65+ households spend the most, in absolute terms? Becel Coca-Cola Cote d'Or Danone Douwe Egberts Q5: Which of the following is the best performing market in 2013 among EU28? Books, magazines and newspapers Postal services Alcoholic drinks Water supply New cars Airline services Home insurance Q6: Which product category contains the most environmental claims, in the form of logos or texts? Rubbish bags Paints Washing machine detergents Baby bottles Mobile phones Clothes Refrigerators
- 27. And the WINNER of the GfK DigiTension contest is..
- 28. Congratulations!
Editor's Notes
- What we see is filtered by colored glasses= ° selective ° emotional/ affective ° our own reference or experiences How they see/perceive reality has an influence on their selfesteem. And this perception is influenced by background etc. Perception big influence on selfsteem and how we see ourselves. Selfesteem has also an influence on our perception of reality (iemand die zeer veel elfesteem heeft zal anders – positiever – naar de werkelijkheid kijken). This filtered view of reality WILL LEAD TO AN INTERPRETATION of this view. -> Filtered view on ourselves= influence on our selfesteem -> BUT This filter, is very much INFLUENCED BY OUR SELF-ESTEEM which in turn FURTHER INTERPRETS what we see (affective and cognitive) -> someone with HIGH SELF-ESTEEM will interpret differently than someone with LOW SELF-ESTEEM. TTT: Perception is filtered to lead to an interpretation of the perception This filter, is very much influenced by our self-esteem (also influenced/battered by external negative impulses): which in turn further interprets what we see (affective and cognitive) We interpret our reality and we have a certain feeling of that reality. Our selfesteem is very much affected by that. We filter our experiences also through our selfesteem.
- IMAGE1: Explain the importance of the 4 street skills. IMAGE 2: Explain the fact that a climate of crisis uncertainty mostly results in the opposite behaviour of people. Explain that the reason why street kids develop these street skills is linked with the sense of urgency. They have the knife on the throat and have now other option. Question is if we have to wait until we hit rock bottom before we start changing the behaviour of Pessimism, risk adversity, self defence and internal focus to developing Streetwize behaviour. IMAGE 3: Explain that the alternative is to generate a Streetwize flow. Explain the flow. IMAGE 4: Explain the nuances using the balance!
- What we see is filtered by colored glasses= ° selective ° emotional/ affective ° our own reference or experiences How they see/perceive reality has an influence on their selfesteem. And this perception is influenced by background etc. Perception big influence on selfsteem and how we see ourselves. Selfesteem has also an influence on our perception of reality (iemand die zeer veel elfesteem heeft zal anders – positiever – naar de werkelijkheid kijken). This filtered view of reality WILL LEAD TO AN INTERPRETATION of this view. -> Filtered view on ourselves= influence on our selfesteem -> BUT This filter, is very much INFLUENCED BY OUR SELF-ESTEEM which in turn FURTHER INTERPRETS what we see (affective and cognitive) -> someone with HIGH SELF-ESTEEM will interpret differently than someone with LOW SELF-ESTEEM. TTT: Perception is filtered to lead to an interpretation of the perception This filter, is very much influenced by our self-esteem (also influenced/battered by external negative impulses): which in turn further interprets what we see (affective and cognitive) We interpret our reality and we have a certain feeling of that reality. Our selfesteem is very much affected by that. We filter our experiences also through our selfesteem.
- Hi everyone, this is the moment everyone was waiting for! Le “moment-suprême” of the day! Of all those who downloaded the app, how many filled out the Global Evaluation? Ans how many of those answered the 6 questions correctly?
- Wachten op de volgende slide tot dat Erik de naam heeft uitgesproken