Gratia Christian College Moodle

 

 

A series of activities will focus on helping young people and the community at large to understand the importance of the six principles of UNPRME (purpose, values, research, method, partnership and dialogue), Sustainable Development Mindset and SDGs in relation to community development, for example, the community in One Belt One Road, Malan Lake, Inner Mongolia, China.

For more information, contact Shirley Yeung (shirleyyeung@gratia.edu.hk).

 

The completed entry with 300 words of entrepreneurial/ business plan creating economic / social/ environmental impacts with measurements in coming 6-12 months must be submitted electronically, preferably in Word format, to the Chair of the Award Committee -

 

Dr Shirley Yeung, BSSI, GCC at shirleyyeung@gratia.edu.hk no later than June 15th, 2018 to be considered by the Awards Committee.

  

 

Supporting Organizations:

 

Enactus University of Nottingham Malaysia

United Nations The Principles for Responsible Management Education (UNPRME)

The World Institute of Sustainable Development Planners (WISDP), UNESCO HK Association

 

  

Founder, Road Logica International Limited

Dr Chuen Khee Pek

PhD (Econs), M Econs (UKM), BSc (Econs) Hons (London), PGCHE (Nott), FHEA (UK), .GE (UK)

Associate Professor of Green Economics

University of Nottingham Malaysia 

Dr Shirley Yeung

Ambassador, Asian Region, UNPRME Working Group Member, Sustainability Mindset and Anti-Poverty, US/

Nominee for Pioneer UNSDGs, UN Global Compact, 2018

Asian Leadership Award on Innovation, ACKM, 2018

Global Young Leadership Award, Asia Week, 2017/

Associate Vice President/ Programme Director in ESD

Education for Sustainable Development, UNESCO HK Association

 

Secretary General, World Institute of Sustainable Development Planners (WISDP), UNESCO HK Association