Global Us: What connects us all

Global Us: What connects us all

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Global Us: What connects us all episodes

  • Global Teen from Mauritania
    Youbah Mohammedou Ghahra lives in Diama. When school's out he likes to play football with his friends. And he's ambitious – when he grows up, he wants to be president of Mauritania.
    1 min
  • Brazil: Cooking their way out of poverty
    Social awareness is especially important in times of crisis. So thank goodness for people like David Hertz. He's a chef and the founder of Gastromotiva, a social gastronomy project, which offers training to poor youngsters.
    5 min
  • Morocco: Insurance against extreme weather
    90 percent of Morocco‘s agricultural exports come from Souss-Massa. But many businesses here are struggling with the effects of climate change. They’re taking out insurance to protect themselves against the consequences of extreme weather.
    7 min
  • Peru: Of guinea pigs and goddesses
    Navez Lozano Flores and her husband and daughter share their home with three other families. They make traditional arts and crafts, have a shrine in the house to the goddess Pachamama, and mark special occasions with a meal of guinea pig.
    4 min
  • Montenegro: Global Snack
    Eel risotto is a traditional dish in the Lake Skadar region of Montenegro. It's made with locally sourced ingredients, including red peppers and dried plums.
    3 min
  • South Africa: The Bees and the Elephants
    The elephant population in South Africa's Kruger National Park is growing by the year - which is good news. But there’s a problem. The elephants are devouring the park’s precious marula trees. So the park has enlisted some bees to help protect them.
    7 min
  • Global Snack: Brazil’s mortadella sandwich
    At the Mercado Municipal in central Sao Paulo, shoppers are presented with a rich array of fresh produce and local delicacies. The market first opened in 1933. Its most famous snack dates back almost to that time - the mighty mortadella sandwich.
    3 min

About Global Us: What connects us all

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There are eight billion people on Earth and we are better connected than ever before. How can we make use of that? From Global 3000 comes Global Us - because we need joint action now more than ever.