The document discusses the lifestyle and sustainable development of Mumbai, India. It notes that while Mumbai is a vibrant and diverse city that has experienced recent economic and infrastructural growth, it faces serious challenges to sustainable development from its large and growing population, corruption, and social, demographic and environmental issues like pollution, inadequate infrastructure, and public apathy. To improve its future, the document argues that Mumbai needs to address these social, demographic and environmental concerns through public support systems, better enforcement of laws, infrastructure improvements, encouraging work-life balance, and establishing permanent leadership focused on accountability and incorporating global best practices.
The document discusses how youth can become social entrepreneurs and drive social change. It outlines 3 questions to uncover ideas for change: 1) personal life, 2) community/country, 3) campaigns to support. It then summarizes findings from a youth report on desired changes, including environmental issues and education. Specific issues raised by Filipino youth are reducing poverty and hunger. Social entrepreneurs are defined as those who create social enterprises and innovative ways to provide social/economic services to the poor. An example social enterprise called SoupOfTheDay aims to address hunger and poverty through training students as social entrepreneurs.
Balyolu is a social enterprise that aims to provide sustainable livelihoods for rural women in Turkey through an eco-tourism model. By incubating women-led, green businesses in honey production and village hospitality, the social enterprise seeks to address unemployment and lack of opportunities in rural areas that have led to widespread migration. The enterprise piloted tours showcasing local culture and nature while empowering rural communities. Financial projections estimate breakeven in the first year with a 30% annual return that can be reinvested in the communities. The social return on investment is estimated at $3.64 for every $1 invested.
Shared Value and Sustainable EntrepreneurshipEdward Erasmus
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The Young Professionals in Local Development (YPLD) Mauritius conducted field hearings in April and May 2012 to understand Mauritians' perspectives on sustainable development. They held focus group discussions and distributed an online survey that received 52 responses. The report summarizes the results, finding that Mauritians see a sustainable society as meeting needs without compromising future generations. However, several problems threaten sustainability in Mauritius, including environmental degradation, lack of awareness, poverty, and inefficient resource use. To address these issues, respondents recommended increasing education, enacting policies and laws, promoting new technologies, and engaging citizens through awareness campaigns.
The document discusses the role and challenges of universities in Asia in the 21st century, noting opportunities for growth due to rising populations and economies but also challenges around funding, technology integration, and sustainability. It advocates for public-private partnerships, a focus on quality over quantity, and developing "T-shaped professionals" with expertise across disciplines to drive innovation and change.
SPREAD 2050: Day 1 Results, Counting BackwardsDemos Helsinki
Counting Backwards Workshop, 24–25 Nov 2011 / the Helsinki meeting of 60 experts in SPREAD Sustainable Lifestyles 2050.
www.sustainable-lifestyles.eu &
www.sustainable-lifestyles.eu/community
The document discusses how youth can become social entrepreneurs and drive social change. It outlines 3 questions to uncover ideas for change: 1) personal life, 2) community/country, 3) campaigns to support. It then summarizes findings from a youth report on desired changes, including environmental issues and education. Specific issues raised by Filipino youth are reducing poverty and hunger. Social entrepreneurs are defined as those who create social enterprises and innovative ways to provide social/economic services to the poor. An example social enterprise called SoupOfTheDay aims to address hunger and poverty through training students as social entrepreneurs.
Balyolu is a social enterprise that aims to provide sustainable livelihoods for rural women in Turkey through an eco-tourism model. By incubating women-led, green businesses in honey production and village hospitality, the social enterprise seeks to address unemployment and lack of opportunities in rural areas that have led to widespread migration. The enterprise piloted tours showcasing local culture and nature while empowering rural communities. Financial projections estimate breakeven in the first year with a 30% annual return that can be reinvested in the communities. The social return on investment is estimated at $3.64 for every $1 invested.
Shared Value and Sustainable EntrepreneurshipEdward Erasmus
This document outlines a presentation on increasing shared value through sustainable entrepreneurship. It discusses the myth of infinite growth and resources and the need for sustainability. It introduces concepts like corporate social responsibility, innovation, smart ventures, and shared value. It provides an overview of Aruba's current challenges and proposes new forms of entrepreneurship like ecopreneurs, sociopreneurs, creativepreneurs, and globopreneurs to help address these challenges in a sustainable way. The presentation emphasizes integrating economic, social and environmental priorities to achieve a balanced, diversified economy for Aruba that meets present needs without compromising future generations.
The Young Professionals in Local Development (YPLD) Mauritius conducted field hearings in April and May 2012 to understand Mauritians' perspectives on sustainable development. They held focus group discussions and distributed an online survey that received 52 responses. The report summarizes the results, finding that Mauritians see a sustainable society as meeting needs without compromising future generations. However, several problems threaten sustainability in Mauritius, including environmental degradation, lack of awareness, poverty, and inefficient resource use. To address these issues, respondents recommended increasing education, enacting policies and laws, promoting new technologies, and engaging citizens through awareness campaigns.
The document discusses the role and challenges of universities in Asia in the 21st century, noting opportunities for growth due to rising populations and economies but also challenges around funding, technology integration, and sustainability. It advocates for public-private partnerships, a focus on quality over quantity, and developing "T-shaped professionals" with expertise across disciplines to drive innovation and change.
SPREAD 2050: Day 1 Results, Counting BackwardsDemos Helsinki
Counting Backwards Workshop, 24–25 Nov 2011 / the Helsinki meeting of 60 experts in SPREAD Sustainable Lifestyles 2050.
www.sustainable-lifestyles.eu &
www.sustainable-lifestyles.eu/community
The document envisions several aspects of future cities including being heavily populated, technologically advanced, and immaculately planned. It describes future trends in water consumption being reduced through capsules, power coming from renewable, nuclear and hydrogen sources. Lifestyle trends will include micro-meals, absorbent clothing, and flying/amphibious vehicles. Education will be wireless with touch/feel sensations and 3D images, while health developments may include cloning, gene modification and frequent breakthroughs. Communication will be through thought/brainwaves in a mainly virtual world. Infrastructure will be self-sustaining and automated, while defense may involve biometric tracking and humanoid robots replacing humans. Overall, future cities will be dynamic yet complex,
The document discusses Soup of the Day, a social enterprise that trains students in social entrepreneurship while working with communities in Mindanao to establish sustainable farming practices. It connects farmers to markets through a cooperative model that fairly shares profits among stakeholders. The social enterprise addresses issues of hunger, poverty and food security using a "Quadrant of Sustainability" approach that provides visual, emotional, functional and financial tools. It aims to improve livelihoods, skills, nutrition, and the environment through this social entrepreneurship model.
This document discusses marketing concepts including the marketing environment, buyer behavior, and the buying decision process. It describes key factors in the external environment like demographics, economics, technology, politics, culture, and the natural environment. It also outlines different orientations companies can take toward customers like production, product, and marketing concepts. The buying decision process is explained through stages of problem recognition, information search, evaluation, purchase, and post-purchase behavior. Influences on buyer behavior include cultural, social, personal, psychological factors.
Presented during Tshikululu's first Serious Social Investing workshop, which took place on 25 and 26 February 2010. Tracey Henry (CEO, Tshikululu Social Investments) discusses the social investment landscape.
Social Enterprise Week is a weeklong event that brings together stakeholders in the social enterprise sector. The 2014 event achieved extensive media coverage and aimed to have more regional input and global trailblazers than previous years. The tentative schedule outlines daily events on topics like impact investment, health, education, fashion/design, and the Hult Prize. The event is supported by organizations and provides sponsorship opportunities.
This document discusses safety net programs in India and their role in achieving sustainable development goals. It outlines several national social assistance schemes that provide support for vulnerable groups like the elderly, widows, disabled people, and mothers. Employment-based schemes, food and livelihood protection programs, health insurance, housing initiatives, and risk coverage plans are also summarized. The document reviews analyses of India's safety net programs and identifies both impacts and problems, concluding that improved targeting, coordination, and monitoring can help safety nets better address extreme poverty and vulnerability.
The document discusses developing a youth-focused research agenda for the CRP MAIZE program. It proposes delineating different contexts for youth research, identifying young people's engagements with and pathways into maize agriculture systems. Specifically, the agenda would involve characterizing contexts, qualitative studies of youth experiences, surveys to analyze youth trajectories, and using partner data to examine trends relevant to youth like demographics, farm structures, and commercialization. The goal is a strategic research program to better understand constraints faced by young entrants and how sustainable intensification may impact barriers.
The document discusses autism, the work of Behavior Momentum India Foundation, and ways to join their cause. It defines autism as a neurological disorder affecting language, communication, social skills, and more. It outlines the Foundation's work in autism awareness, applied behavior analysis therapy centers, ABA education and training, vocational programs, and plans for an assisted living village for adults with autism. The Foundation seeks to expand its centers, training programs, and village through joining their cause.
Social Entrepreneurship Week - 2014 Sponsorship PackRama Chakaki
Social Enterprise Week is a weeklong event that brings together stakeholders in the social enterprise sector. Previous Social Enterprise Weeks saw high attendance, unique insights into the sector, and significant social media attention. The 2014 schedule includes sessions on impact investment, community health, education models for youth, ethical fashion, and the Hult Prize social enterprise challenge for students. The event is supported by various organizations and individuals and offers sponsorship opportunities.
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India, a land of diversity and contrasts, has witnessed remarkable progress and growth over the years. However, this progress has not been uniform, and many of its citizens still grapple with poverty, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and various social and environmental challenges. In this landscape, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) emerge as powerful agents of change, driven by a commitment to social welfare and the betterment of communities. This comprehensive exploration delves into the fundamental need for NGOs in Noida, India, their core principles, and their indispensable role in addressing the country’s multifaceted challenges.
This document discusses the iGCDP (international Global Citizenship Development Program), which focuses on leadership development, social impact, and financial sustainability through cross-cultural living and international volunteer experiences. It outlines iGCDP values like personal development and addressing world issues. Sections provide information on iGCDP products and issues, and how SIM (social impact model) is used to measure strategies and impact. Tables of content, national project timelines, and group discussion topics are also included.
Copy of proceedings of stars forum 10th annual national conferenceSTARS Forum
The document summarizes key discussions from the 10th Annual National Conference of the STARS Forum, which focused on reimagining rural skills development in India. Some of the main points discussed included:
1) The need to rethink current rural skills training approaches to focus on livelihoods and emerging sectors like sustainable agriculture rather than just employment.
2) Engaging rural youth is challenging due to weak education, a lack of soft/business skills training, and the need for localized, accessible programs.
3) Fueling rural entrepreneurship requires addressing high failure rates through improved training, packaging, marketing support and decentralizing industries.
The document discusses sustainable development in the city of São Paulo, Brazil. It notes that economically, many residents have high levels of debt and spend over half their income on debt payments. Socially, while literacy and high school completion rates are improving, education quality and access remain issues. Environmentally, recycling rates are low, carbon emissions from vehicles are high, and water consumption is unsustainable. Overall, while some positive trends exist, much remains to be done for São Paulo to achieve sustainable development.
The document discusses plans for the Intensified Pulse Polio Immunization (IPPI) program scheduled for February 19th and April 1st 2012. The objective of the meeting is to seek intersectoral coordination and collaboration from government departments and NGOs to sensitize stakeholders and discuss innovations and action plans to ensure participation and coverage of all children. Challenges include containing the spread of polio in urban slums and hard to reach areas. Departments are expected to contribute resources and support social mobilization activities.
Destination Changemakers is a project aiming at helping social entrepreneurs to scale up and maximize their social impact. After one year and a half of preparation in the UK and France, we will help social entrepreneurs in Asia and Africa during nine months, before coming back to France to share our experience to the general public.
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bangalore metro routes, stations, timingsnarinav14
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The document envisions several aspects of future cities including being heavily populated, technologically advanced, and immaculately planned. It describes future trends in water consumption being reduced through capsules, power coming from renewable, nuclear and hydrogen sources. Lifestyle trends will include micro-meals, absorbent clothing, and flying/amphibious vehicles. Education will be wireless with touch/feel sensations and 3D images, while health developments may include cloning, gene modification and frequent breakthroughs. Communication will be through thought/brainwaves in a mainly virtual world. Infrastructure will be self-sustaining and automated, while defense may involve biometric tracking and humanoid robots replacing humans. Overall, future cities will be dynamic yet complex,
The document discusses Soup of the Day, a social enterprise that trains students in social entrepreneurship while working with communities in Mindanao to establish sustainable farming practices. It connects farmers to markets through a cooperative model that fairly shares profits among stakeholders. The social enterprise addresses issues of hunger, poverty and food security using a "Quadrant of Sustainability" approach that provides visual, emotional, functional and financial tools. It aims to improve livelihoods, skills, nutrition, and the environment through this social entrepreneurship model.
This document discusses marketing concepts including the marketing environment, buyer behavior, and the buying decision process. It describes key factors in the external environment like demographics, economics, technology, politics, culture, and the natural environment. It also outlines different orientations companies can take toward customers like production, product, and marketing concepts. The buying decision process is explained through stages of problem recognition, information search, evaluation, purchase, and post-purchase behavior. Influences on buyer behavior include cultural, social, personal, psychological factors.
Presented during Tshikululu's first Serious Social Investing workshop, which took place on 25 and 26 February 2010. Tracey Henry (CEO, Tshikululu Social Investments) discusses the social investment landscape.
Social Enterprise Week is a weeklong event that brings together stakeholders in the social enterprise sector. The 2014 event achieved extensive media coverage and aimed to have more regional input and global trailblazers than previous years. The tentative schedule outlines daily events on topics like impact investment, health, education, fashion/design, and the Hult Prize. The event is supported by organizations and provides sponsorship opportunities.
This document discusses safety net programs in India and their role in achieving sustainable development goals. It outlines several national social assistance schemes that provide support for vulnerable groups like the elderly, widows, disabled people, and mothers. Employment-based schemes, food and livelihood protection programs, health insurance, housing initiatives, and risk coverage plans are also summarized. The document reviews analyses of India's safety net programs and identifies both impacts and problems, concluding that improved targeting, coordination, and monitoring can help safety nets better address extreme poverty and vulnerability.
The document discusses developing a youth-focused research agenda for the CRP MAIZE program. It proposes delineating different contexts for youth research, identifying young people's engagements with and pathways into maize agriculture systems. Specifically, the agenda would involve characterizing contexts, qualitative studies of youth experiences, surveys to analyze youth trajectories, and using partner data to examine trends relevant to youth like demographics, farm structures, and commercialization. The goal is a strategic research program to better understand constraints faced by young entrants and how sustainable intensification may impact barriers.
The document discusses autism, the work of Behavior Momentum India Foundation, and ways to join their cause. It defines autism as a neurological disorder affecting language, communication, social skills, and more. It outlines the Foundation's work in autism awareness, applied behavior analysis therapy centers, ABA education and training, vocational programs, and plans for an assisted living village for adults with autism. The Foundation seeks to expand its centers, training programs, and village through joining their cause.
Social Entrepreneurship Week - 2014 Sponsorship PackRama Chakaki
Social Enterprise Week is a weeklong event that brings together stakeholders in the social enterprise sector. Previous Social Enterprise Weeks saw high attendance, unique insights into the sector, and significant social media attention. The 2014 schedule includes sessions on impact investment, community health, education models for youth, ethical fashion, and the Hult Prize social enterprise challenge for students. The event is supported by various organizations and individuals and offers sponsorship opportunities.
Reading into Action: Textbooks and Lessons to Engage Students with Global Sus...Facing the Future
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This document summarizes a presentation given by Elias Aravantinos from CityU College on an alternative path for entrepreneurs and businesses through social media. It notes that over 100,000 small- and medium-sized enterprises in Greece are at risk of bankruptcy as unemployment rises. CityU College offers a diploma in social media to teach students how to help these businesses explore opportunities on the internet and social media to promote their startups or work as social media strategists. The presentation provides an agenda covering the problems businesses face and how the social media diploma can provide a solution through its modules and opportunities for further education or employment.
Creating food centric urban opportunities—Social equity for food securityKaran Manral
Ideas presented in the context of how food security can be addressed through urban planning and design to improve the quality of life in India's smarter cities
India, a land of diversity and contrasts, has witnessed remarkable progress and growth over the years. However, this progress has not been uniform, and many of its citizens still grapple with poverty, lack of education, healthcare disparities, and various social and environmental challenges. In this landscape, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) emerge as powerful agents of change, driven by a commitment to social welfare and the betterment of communities. This comprehensive exploration delves into the fundamental need for NGOs in Noida, India, their core principles, and their indispensable role in addressing the country’s multifaceted challenges.
This document discusses the iGCDP (international Global Citizenship Development Program), which focuses on leadership development, social impact, and financial sustainability through cross-cultural living and international volunteer experiences. It outlines iGCDP values like personal development and addressing world issues. Sections provide information on iGCDP products and issues, and how SIM (social impact model) is used to measure strategies and impact. Tables of content, national project timelines, and group discussion topics are also included.
Copy of proceedings of stars forum 10th annual national conferenceSTARS Forum
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1) The need to rethink current rural skills training approaches to focus on livelihoods and emerging sectors like sustainable agriculture rather than just employment.
2) Engaging rural youth is challenging due to weak education, a lack of soft/business skills training, and the need for localized, accessible programs.
3) Fueling rural entrepreneurship requires addressing high failure rates through improved training, packaging, marketing support and decentralizing industries.
The document discusses sustainable development in the city of São Paulo, Brazil. It notes that economically, many residents have high levels of debt and spend over half their income on debt payments. Socially, while literacy and high school completion rates are improving, education quality and access remain issues. Environmentally, recycling rates are low, carbon emissions from vehicles are high, and water consumption is unsustainable. Overall, while some positive trends exist, much remains to be done for São Paulo to achieve sustainable development.
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4. cost of food
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1. IE, Spain - MBA Application 2012
Essay Topic 2
Applicant - Vivek Kapadia
1 September 2012
2. Do you think that the lifestyle of the
inhabitants of your town or city
reflects behavior that is in line with
the concept of sustainable
development? In your opinion, what
should be improved?
3. Mumbai…Circa 2013
One of the most dynamic
and vibrant cities of
India…
contributes commendably to the growth of
the country in terms of economic value,
culture, diversity, advancement,
employment opportunity, and technology
What plagues the city?
burgeoning population and rampant corruption spread far
and wide to influence everything from the environment to
one’s peace of mind!
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
4. People of Mumbai
Tagged as
‘Mumbaiites’
inhabitants are typically warm,
helpful and forthcoming,
even proven resilient in times of
crisis…
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
5. Typical Mumbaiites
They love the ‘good things in
life’ and this is quite evident from the
recent spate of malls in almost every part
of the city
They love their frequent dose of
‘roadside food’, and dwell in
the comfort of the sun and rain for
most of parts of the year
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
6. Mumbai galore
Fundamentally, Mumbai has something to offer
for everyone …
from religious tolerance to its daily
share of nuances, this city caters to
cultural and ethnic
diversity, variety of food,
entertainment, luxury, a wide
range of work opportunity, even
adventure, one just needs to will it and
they shall find it…
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
7. Strength of Mumbai
Resilient
Flexible
Cosmopolitan
Vibrant
Family oriented
Hardworking
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
8. Recent developments
Rise in per capita income
Focus on higher education
Infrastructure development
Upgradation in public
transportation
Technological advancement
Recognizing women rights
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
9. Mumbai’s lifestyle
Sadly …Mumbai still remains host to a number of lifestyle
concerns which could have grave implications for its
future generations…
for its very own sustainable development
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
10. Spirit of Mumbai
Presently killing the spirit of Mumbai…
“public apathy in the face of adversity!”
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
11. Mumbai reeling under pressure
frequent terrorist attacks
rising stress & intolerance
violent insurgencies
obsolete flood & drainage system
violence & harassment towards women
growing water crisis
rising inflation
political instability
infrastructure
increasing power outages
red-tapeism & bureaucracy
health and lifestyle issues
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
12. Key lifestyle concerns
Social
Demographic
Key categories
affecting Mumbai
Infrastructure
Environmental
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
13. Social concerns & probable measures
Motive and support victims of
Public apathy Zero tolerance for miscreants
adversity
Corruption & Discourage corruption and Report instances to avoid
Bribery bribery at all levels widespread proliferation
Support victims and generate Educate peers on the
Gender bias
wider awareness drawback of gender bias
Woman Protect and provide adequate
Recognize women rights
empowerment safety to women
Inform law makers and socially
Vandalism Boycott all forms of vandalism
abandon vandals
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
14. Demographic concerns & probable measures
Population Create awareness and use of Promote and practice family
congestion contraceptives planning
Promote awareness on ill
Reduce excessive fast food
Food habits effects of processed foods /
consumption
obesity
Adhere to lane discipline and Control against road rage and
Traffic discipline
alert maneuvering rash driving
Nurture a hobby and
Sedentary Endeavor towards work - life
participate in diverse physical
lifestyle balance
activity
Social / Time-off for self Adequate breaks / rest from
Professional contemplation and to discuss social and professional
burnout problems / issues outings
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
15. Infrastructure concerns & probable measures
Introduce renewable energy
Power Engage in power conservation
measures
Water conservation and
Water Prevent undue wastage
rainwater harvesting
Waste Practice and promote Innovate new waste
management recycling / re-use management methods
Slum Educate and improve life of
Expedite slum rehabilitation
rehabilitation slum dwellers
Notify law enforcement
Safety & Be alert and aware of personal
agencies on suspicious
Security safety and information
activities
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
16. Environmental concerns & probable measures
Reduce and control all forms Proactively support
Pollution
of pollution government control measures
Participate in tree plantation
Nature
Protect flora and fauna and nature conservation
conservation
drives
Maintain parks and green Participate in gardening and
Open spaces
spaces landscaping
Protect Stringently fine and penalise Support to those engaged in
environment environment degraders protection and conservation
IE, Spain – MBA Application 2012
17. Negative influences
Drugs and decadent lifestyle
Excessive smoking and
alcohol consumption
Stress and anger
Pressure from social
and peer groups
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18. To improve lifestyle & sustain development
Establish strong Improve
Ensure stringent
public support Infrastructure
law enforcement
systems
Practice better Introduce green
Encourage work
traffic spaces
life balance
management
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19. What Mumbai needs?
‘Permanent CEO’ ‘Accountability’
Severely blacklist and
penalise those lacking
commitment and sincerity
in public / government
service
To plan and execute
&
development of the city,
and incorporate global
best practices from other
world class cities
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shown here purely for representation purposes.
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The information and details contained in this document are merely from a
personal viewpoint and in no way relate to any person, object, caste, religion,
or category.
Any reference / resemblance to a person, object, caste, religion or category is
purely coincidental.
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