Lecture on global trade agreements that ensure the sustainability of consumer rights and taking the perspective of the poorest consumers into account who do not participate in the world market. Read More
The Movies that Matter Festival, the successor of the Amnesty International Film Festival, takes place every spring in Filmhuis Den Haag and Theater aan het Spui in The Hague. This international film and debate festival presents some 70 human rights films and documentaries along with daily talk shows and debates with international guests. Read More
On March 25th Both ENDS from 18 - 20h Both ENDS organises a Political Café in het Nutshuis in The Hague. With interesting guests we will debate on Dutch energy and the effects of coal mining in developing countries. It is widely known that coal energy is bad for the environment. What many people don't realise is that Dutch used coal comes mainly from South Africa, Colombia and Indonesia, where mining causes great damage to people and the environment. That is why Both ENDS would like to debate this issue, you are more than welcome to join us! Read More
According to economist Herman Wijffels, values need to be given a place in our economic system. He has seen it with the Rabobank, the Social Economic Council where he was president of the World Bank and as administrator. What does this mean for the financial world and the establishment of companies? Is the Rhineland model better than the Anglo Saxon model, or should we continue searching for future-proof ways of organizing? Read More
From 12.00 till 14.00 (lunch included) is the information market with about 25 trade promoting (government) organizations, trade associations, financial institutions, etc. who will get the opportunity to present themselves. The information market is framed by a program of interactive sessions on specific themes and sectors, such as a catalyst for sustainable profitability, sustainable energy and CO2-neutral building. Read More
