Our competence centers
In our working areas of Education, Social Entrepreneurship and Arts & Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
In our competence centers Education, Social Entrepreneurship and
Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
Projects and initiatives
Our projects are developed together with partners worldwide. International networks come together to form ecosystems for sustainable social development.
News
News
19.07.2026
Medellin’s resurrection through education
- In the travelogue, "From ashes to opportunity: Medellín's resurrection through education," Jagori Dhar (Siemens Stiftung) writes why Medellín's most inspiring transformation is not just about rebuilding a city, it's about empowering people to rewrite its story.
Press release
09.07.2026
Unified water stewardship to accelerate SDG 6 commitments
- To strengthen collaboration and accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goal on Clean Water and Sanitation, a “Leadership Breakfast” will be convenened to bring stakeholder across sectors in New York.
Notice
09.07.2026
Siemens Stiftung’s new position paper, ”From Water Scarcity to Water Security”
- Siemens Stiftung's new position paper, "From Water Scarcity to Water Security: A Systemic Approach Powered by Social Entrepreneurship and Partnerships," outlines how locally rooted social entrepreneurship, technological innovation, and strong partnerships can deliver sustainable access to safe drinking water in East Africa.
Notice
08.06.2026
London Climate Action Week: Climate Change Education Dialogue
- On June 25, Siemens Stiftung and the Office for Climate Education bring together foundations, philanthropy, and the wider funding community for a focused workshop to strengthen Climate Change Education as a field of practice.
Background stories & interviews
Interview | Education | 19.07.2026
Medellin’s resurrection through education
- In the travelogue, "From ashes to opportunity: Medellín's resurrection through education," Jagori Dhar (Siemens Stiftung) writes why Medellín's most inspiring transformation is not just about rebuilding a city, it's about empowering people to rewrite its story.
