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: Le Huynh Minh Duy from Vietnam
    13-year-old Le Huynh Minh Duy is in the sixth grade and lives in Ho Chi Minh City. He enjoys playing soccer, reading comics and listening to music – Beethoven is a favorite. His parents have high hopes for him and he's determined to do well at school.
    3 min
  • Saint Lucia: Insuring against bad weather
    Storms and flooding often cause enormous damage in the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. Low-income people are most affected. Microinsurance could help them get back on their feet after catastrophic weather. But residents are skeptical.
    7 min
  • A startup for fresh fish in Kenya
    Michelle and Gilbert Mbeo have set up a fish farm in Mfangano Island in Lake Victoria. The fish they raise in cages in the lake are sold as far away as Nairobi. The project is providing jobs in an area that is suffering as a result of overfishing.
    6 min
  • Vietnam: Madame Thuy's dumplings
    Madame Hoang Thi Thuy has a restaurant in Vietnam's Quang Binh Province. On the menu: Banh Loc, or stuffed dumplings. They're very popular. The filling is made of shrimp, pork, forest mushrooms and bamboo sprouts.
    4 min
  • Making the Mpanga mighty again
    The once mighty Mpanga river in western Uganda has been devastated by human activity. Its waters are polluted, its banks degraded. Conservationists have joined hands to save it.
    7 min
  • Making the Mpanga mighty again
    The once mighty Mpanga river in western Uganda has been devastated by human activity. Its waters are polluted, its banks degraded. Conservationists have joined hands to save it.
    7 min
  • Nicaraguans opt for sustainability
    Coffee is one of Nicaragua's prime exports. In an era of low global prices, farmers can earn extra by training and qualifying as sustainable producers. That's good for climate protection but they still face challenges.
    7 min
  • Nicaraguans opt for sustainability
    Coffee is one of Nicaragua's prime exports. In an era of low global prices, farmers can earn extra by training and qualifying as sustainable producers. That's good for climate protection but they still face challenges.
    7 min

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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.