Author: The New European
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Applied Circular Economy at its best: Welcome to the Green Tech Valley. Interview with Bernhard Puttinger
Going green may be the way forward to a thriving business. Interview with Bernhard Puttinger.
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Chris Froome, UK’s Finest Cyclist
Citizen of the United Kingdom and born in Nairobi and brought up in both Kenya and South Africa Chris Froome is a great example of what a great difference New Europeans can make.
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Making Europe an Easy Place for Start-ups – Interview with ESI, European Startup Initiative
How to make Europe grow again? For the founders of the ESI, the key lies in putting startups at the centre of the European economic model.
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A World without Waste – Green Utopia or Real Opportunity for Business?
Circular economy produces virtually no waste, with raw materials being re-used and recycled continually within a closed loop. Could it be the economic model of the future?
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“The Erasmus Generation should be even more mobilised.” Interview with Antoine Godbert
UNITEE met Antoine Godbert, Director of Agence Europe-Education-Formation France, to discuss Erasmus+.
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«La génération Erasmus doit être davantage mobilisée.» Interview avec Antoine Godbert
Menacé un temps de disparaitre, le programme Erasmus a été reconduit pour sept ans et s’appelle depuis le 1er janvier dernier Erasmus plus. UNITEE a interrogé Antoine Godbert, Directeur de l’Agence Europe-Education-Formation- France.
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Urban summer, the European trend
Artificial urban beaches, volleyball playgrounds, music festivals or Berliner rooftop parties are just some of the alternatives inland European capital cities can offer in the summertime.
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“We don’t want to see forced mobility in Europe.” Interview with Allan Päll (European Youth Forum)
Young people in Europe worry about the same things and the European Youth Forum helps them to make their voice heard.
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“Make things happen, start your own enterprise” – Interview with Nicola Filizola
Several initiatives have emerged aiming to maximize the potential of the “lost generation”. Interview with Nicola Filizola of garagErasmus.
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Why did Europe become so mobile?
European youth mobility is not only a result of the financial crisis, but do people who experience living abroad wait for the moment to go back home to find shelter? Many do not.