Our working areas
In our working areas of Education, Social Entrepreneurship and Arts & Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
In our working areas of Education, Social Entrepreneurship and
Arts & Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
Projects and initiatives
Our projects are developed together with partners in Africa, Europe and Latin America. International networks come together to form ecosystems for sustainable social development.
News
News
13.07.2024
World Youth Skills Day: Empowering Africa’s Youth
- African youth are at a critical juncture, facing both educational opportunities and the need for systemic transformation. Siemens Stiftung is addressing this by implementing holistic projects that combine STEM education, social entrepreneurship, and youth empowerment to foster 21st-century skills and enable active participation in shaping Africa's sustainable future.
News
11.07.2024
#15Voices #1Vision: Bridging the digital divide
- “Preparing the future generation for a successful life in a digital world is the most sustainable goal.” – In our video series “15 Voices – 1 Vision”, Ralph Müller-Eiselt, CEO of Forum Education Digitalization, emphasizes that setting the right course in the area of digitalization offers enormous opportunities for greater inclusion and participation.
Notice
08.07.2024
#15Voices #1Vision: Skills for the 21st century
- "STEM skills are crucial to mastering social challenges." – Olivia Serwaa Opare, Director of STEM Education at Ghana Education Service, shares in the video series "15 Voices - 1 Vision" how new methods in STEM lessons are strengthening critical 21st century skills.
News
01.07.2024
“15 Voices – 1 Vision”: Prologue with Dr. Nina Smidt and Dr. Nathalie von Siemens
- For 15 years, we have been committed to sustainable social development. In the video series "15 Voices 1 Vision", we introduce you to 15 inspiring personalities from our network who not only reflect upon the years of collaboration, but also look forward. Dr. Nina Smidt and Dr. Nathalie von Siemens open the series.