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Event Reports

“THE GREEN BUTTON – WE CHANGE FASHION” Report

Introduction of the “Green Button”: Starting immediately, the first federal textile label will mark textiles manufactured in accordance with strict environmental and social standards.

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GIZ promotes regulatory policy dialogue on sustainable supply chains

Federal Minister Dr Gerd Müller hosted a conference to sustainable supply chains.

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The future of global value chains

Global value chains and development and input for the “Global Value Chains: Trading for Development” 2020 World Development Report.

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Agricultural Policy Promotes Peace

Partnering for Africa’s Century: Innovation and leadership to drive jobs in rural areas.

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„Innovations for a Healthy Future“. Federal Minister Dr Gerd Müller and Bill Gates talk with students at TU Berlin

Federa Minister Dr Gerd Müller and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates talk about innovations for a healthy future.

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“Equality is essential for sustainable development”

In honour of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the BMZ hosted the event “Crossing Borders and Pushing Limits. Women refugees between trauma management and empowerment”.

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Digital Development Debates – Archive

The Future of Labour Is Not Pre-Determined

Interview with Guy Ryder, Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO) on the situation of labour rights worldwide.

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Morocco’s Solar Bet

Morocco’s new solar power plants are expected to support 1.1 million people and hopes are high for a boost in job creation. Yet obstacles still remain.

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Women Entering Tech

The Organization ChunriChoupaal does not accept the male bias of the tech industry. Neither in Europe nor in Pakistan

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Europe’s Working Poor

In some parts of Europe, garment workers earn less than their Asian counterparts – even if they work for big brands

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