这里有:
五花八门的公益互动体验;
来自公益,艺术,科技,商业等领域跨界产出的前沿产品;
业内专家齐聚于此,深度探讨行业发展的高峰论坛……
而且,小编听说现场还有美食市集哦。
看来参与公益活动,不但能暖心,也能暖胃呀。
2. It is estimated that 570 million people in Asia are currently living in slums. Each day, another 120,000 people are added to the populations of Asian cities, requiring the construction of at least 20,000 new dwellings daily.
3. Although Habitat for Humanity was established in 1976, HFH didn’t have a presence in China until 2002 and came to Shanghai in 2010!
4. Since starting in the region, HFH China has built or rehabilitated over 4,789 houses and has assisted nearly 35,473 Chinese people meet their shelter needs. (Updated until first half of 2016)
5. Habitat’s China work can be summarized by the three R’s - Rebuild, Relief and Refurbishment.
7. HFH China now has offices in Guangdong, Guangxi, Shanghai, Sichuan and Yunnan with the aim to reach families in need of safe, decent shelter to help lift them out of poverty.
8. HFH provides services to communities throughout China through: building, rehabilitating and repairing homes for low-income families, including the elderly and families with disabled members; providing permanent housing solutions for people vulnerable to, or affected by natural disasters; and recruiting and training Global Village program volunteers to construct decent housing alongside Habitat home partner families. For more information, please extract the QR code below.
9. An important part of the HFH agreement is ‘sweat equity’; when we assist a partner in a project, we expect the family to contribute what they can of their own efforts and resources, thus providing a hand-up rather than a hand-out for families in need.
10. Another key part of Habitat’s work is providing a no-profit mortgage, which is a loan that offers flexible lending terms to families in order to keep payment amounts affordable. These repayments go into a revolving fund which can then be used to assist housing needs in other communities. For more information, please extract the QR code below.