The Green Plug connects the different Youth Action Hubs from across the globe to come together as one. To achieve the motto of ‘think globally, act locally’, this podcast serves as a medium to learn more about various topics ranging from the different Sustainable Development Goals, brings in experts and scholars to give you an insight into different socio-economic scenarios across the globe and raises awareness about the different projects that the Youth Action Hubs are working on.
The COVID 19 pandemic was ruinous for everyone, more so for the underprivileged menstruators. The compound effect of illiteracy, socio-economic constraints and an ineffective national machinery in the sanitation sector has added to the already deteriorating state of the rural, as well as urban, community of menstruators. Check out this episode to see two organizations, that have been working tirelessly to offset these implications, weighing in on the discussion!
Social Impact Consulting, what? Motivations other than maximum profits? Is it time for a transformation in business models worldwide? - Check out this episode for a sneak peek into the world of Welfare Capitalism!
Is climate change real enough yet? What can a young environmentalist do? Where can you start making the world a little less stressful for your lungs? Well, start with this episode on the current situation of environmental activism in India and how you can be a significant part of it!
What are the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and what are we doing to achieve them? What are the UNCTAD Youth Action Hubs? Alberto Lema Casa and Sarthak Sahoo of the UNCTAD’s Youth Action Hub chapters of Ecuador and India shed light on what the SDGs are and what they stand for - from wanting to make a change to calling young change-makers to work alongside them at their Hubs, join us for a deep dive into the framework that aims to create a more sustainable world.