Today in our SCN Networks from India and Kenya, we hosted another inspiring Cultural Exchange Club — a sharing program that brings together NGOs and community members to exchange perspectives on cultural topics. Today’s theme was respect, and the conversation showed just how deeply this value shapes everyday life, relationships, and community traditions. What…
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Demystifying volunteering – our System changer network India partners and others revealing the true essence of volunteering and the profound impact it can create.
On 21. June 2024 a very interesting 2 days event took place where several international and national companies, NGOs and we as Making More Health participated. The topic: demystifying volunteering. The goal of the event: Understanding better employee volunteering as a huge opportunity for the non profit sector. In the past, there was mostly expected…
A successful outcome for our NGOs and ambassadors under the umbrella of the SCN India
What an excitement among our System Changer Network India (SCN India) members! Yesterday, in the early evening we have run a 30 minutes multiple choice test on all the topics we had trained during the year. Would they be able to answer more than 70% in the right way – out of 62 questions? Boehringer…
Today, our annual meeting of the SYSTEM CHANGER NETWORK INDIA starts
21/2/2024 – For the 2nd time – after the launch of the System Changer Network India (SCN India) in April 2023 – the leaders and ambassadors of eight NGOs come together at the Karl Kuebel Institute for Development Education Coimbatore, India in Coimbatore. The NGOs are active in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka as well…
System Changer Network India – here we are!
There are many networks in the world, mostly topic- or people related, formal or informal, aiming to share or to put efforts together. There are also many networks in the NGO world, on national and international level. So, why another one? The System Changer Network India aims to build system solutions, following system of systems…
Go India, go future! 