Our working areas
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 working areas of Education, Social Entrepreneurship and
Arts & Culture, we work in an interdisciplinary way on perspectives and solutions to global challenges.
Projects and initiatives
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
WeTu Impact Report 2024
- Founded by Siemens Stiftung, the social enterprise WeTu develops innovative solutions for clean water, e-mobility, renewable energy, cooling, and recycling around Lake Victoria. The 2024 Impact Report shows how these initiatives promote health, secure incomes, protect the climate, and sustainably improve the lives of thousands of people.
When ideas become solutions: Insights into our Kenyan social enterprise WeTu
- What do solar lamps for fishermen, e-motorbikes, clean drinking water, and recycled electronics have in common? This report takes you on a journey along Lake Victoria – and explores how WeTu drives sustainable development in Kenya through locally rooted, innovative solutions.
From classroom to creative lab: Future-ready learning space launched today
- The new learning space at Siemens Stiftung‘s STEAM Hub offers the ideal environment for teachers to develop innovative approaches, and students to learn creatively.
STEMplus at the center of the 6th International Forum on Educational Innovation in Bolivia
- STEMplus takes centre stage at the 6th International Forum for Educational Innovation in Santa Cruz – with a keynote speech by Dr Nina Smidt and insights into creativity, participation and sustainability.