
Del esfuerzo personal al cambio sistémico: Cómo los jóvenes del Sur Global pueden liderar la innovación social
Los jóvenes del Sur Global pueden encabezar la innovación. Para ello, necesitan capital, comunidades y una educación sensible al contexto.
Vivin R. Nair leads sustainability policy and ESG at UST (formerly UST Global, now rebranded as UST), a global technology firm, where he drives climate data and compliance initiatives. He has over six years of experience in the private and public sectors. Vivin is an alumnus of the London School of Economics and Political Science and holds a Master of Science in Local Economic Development. His interests are in the field of Sustainability, innovation and cluster strategies.
Los jóvenes del Sur Global pueden encabezar la innovación. Para ello, necesitan capital, comunidades y una educación sensible al contexto.
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