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Jöhn Döe vs Evil #ikea
I'll let you be the judge.
This is a book about you know who and “us”. Yes, I am plugging this book of mine, and feel free to purchase it right HERE. It is going to be nearly 10 years since the shit hit the fan so here we are. Why not plug my book? It is my book and our story against EVIL. What I stress here is that our lives turned on a dime. The other day when I wiped out on my scooter, my life could have changed in…
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The charitable arm of the Swedish retail group is giving 20 million euros ($22 million) to help people displaced by Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion.
A pioneering partnership with IKEA Foundation turns a parched desert into valuable agricultural land for refugees and locals in Ethiopia's remote Somali region.
The inspiration to look into shelter for displaced persons.
How Ikea Is Helping The Refugee Crisis
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The total number of people forcibly displaced from their homes worldwide reached 51 million in 2013...
Ikea is gaining a great deal of attention for its Better Shelter project. The endeavor from the Ikea Foundation aims to design temporary housing that is easy to construct and better than the shelters currently provided to refugees around the world.
The Better Shelter is very similar to other Ikea products. It arrives in two cardboard boxes, each of which can be lifted by four people. The shelter takes about eight hours two construct and even comes with an image-based user manual. Each one comes with a door that locks, windows, ventilation, and a photovoltaic system to supply electricity. Ikea says that each one should last for about three years.
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The IKEA Foundation, an independent group that operates IKEA’s global philanthropy, aligned itself with its stakeholders’ expectations by providing low-cost furniture—but to an entirely new group of customers. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees recently placed an order for 10,000 IKEA Better Shelter homes, which are 188-square-foot spaces to provide safe housing for refugees worldwide. This project took years to develop and perfect, proving the foundation’s authentic desire to make a positive impact. The IKEA Foundation built these structures to solve many problems in current refugee housing including a lack of structural stability and insulation. These buildings last three years compared to the six months a typical shelter lasts. Continuing to prove their authenticity, the foundation announced they will try to lower the cost of each Better Home to less than $1,000.
IKEA already has a loyal brand following, but this effort can strengthen the attachment between the company and current customers, and it can influence potential new customers to choose IKEA. Creating Better Shelters calls attention to an issue that doesn’t often get center spotlight: the quality of life for refugees.
http://mashable.com/2015/03/30/ikea-better-shelter/
IKEA Foundation earmarks 25 milion euros for India this year
IKEA Foundation earmarks 25 milion euros for India this year
KEA Foundation is allocating 25 million euros this year for India to enhance activities on preventing child labour and women empowerment through its partners.
PTI | 19 March 2015, 7:35 AM IST
NEW DELHI: IKEA Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Swedish furniture retail major IKEA, is allocating 25 million euros this year for India to enhance activities on preventing child labour and women…
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