It used to Green Energy Solutions into resource to. Create interactive content teaching the next generation about Environmental Protection and were determined to build something here for the next generation. Years multimedia environment series t. W. Hello and a warm welcome to Focus On Europe im so me so much gonna donating organs can save lives so why does it happen so rarely in Europe Germany is facing an acute shortage more than ten thousand critically ill patients here are waiting for a life saving kidney liver long or heart transplant many will never live to get one every eight hours a patient dies because he or she didnt receive an organ in time. Now the system
behind Organ Donation and transplants in germany is complex and bureaucratic you have to volunteer to be an organ donor here and not enough people sign up now in spain on the other hand youre automatically a donor unless you opt out and spanish hospitals Work Together quickly and efficiently to get available organs to thos
A pittance and have little or no access to Public Health or Education Systems as a result more and more people are leaving their homelands and risking their lives to head for more prosperous countries like germany so our question on quadriga this week is fair trade how unjust is the Global Economy and to discuss the topic im joined here in the studio by three astute observers and analysts beginning with mick cohen miscue not a specialist on migration and Diversity Inc with the highly respond foundation he says alongside war and bad governance the inequality of opportunity in Global Markets is the main factor behind the global Migration Crisis also with us is alan posner a commentator for the berlin daily felt ellen believes that the main drivers of poverty and i mean gratian of War Corruption Fragile states and bad leaders and noughts unjust Trade Relations and the world working to to raj each iran run a Development Economist at the European School of management and technology for
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like there comes your dad and then you have to run in the house and clean your feet and wash your hands. yeah, he wasjust old school militarian. the disciplinarian type. yeah. what about your mum what was she like? my mum was very creative i mean, i think that s where i got my creativity from. she was also making clothes, always making people laugh, always sort of in a world of her own. so, they were quite a good contrast, i d say! and she set up with this company of seamstresses and a lot of people won t necessarily know what that actually involves, but it was there that you discovered your interest in garments, in creativity and you came to understand the interests of fashionable women. i remember all these incredible women of all shapes and sizes and colours, you know? my grandmother, my aunts, my cousins, and all of them laughing, and so i always associated fashion with fun and joy and seeing a woman sort of try on a dress and just come alive. so, i remember going to my
like there comes your dad and then you have to run in the house and clean your feet and wash your hands. yeah, he wasjust old school military. the disciplinarian type. yeah. what about your mum what was she like? my mum was very creative i mean, i think that s where i got my creativity from. she was always making clothes, always making people laugh, always sort of in a world of her own. so they were quite a good contrast, i d say! and she set up this company of seamstresses and a lot of people won t necessarily know what that actually involves, but it was there that you discovered your interest in garments, in creativity, and you came to understand the interests of fashionable women. i remember all these incredible women of all shapes and sizes and colours, you know? my grandmother, my aunts, my cousins, and all of them laughing, and so i always associated fashion with fun and joy and seeing a woman sort of try on a dress and just come alive. so i remember going to my aunt s sa