"We chose to visit Netspring as it is a beautiful example of putting the circular economy to use. On top of that you also have a large social impact which is inspiring to us! ”
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"We chose to visit Netspring as it is a beautiful example of putting the circular economy to use. On top of that you also have a large social impact which is inspiring to us! ” -
On March 12th, Netspring team delivered its first European speech in Frankfurt, Germany at the International Frankfurt Rotaract Club. The presentation not only presented Netspring programs but also broader environmental challenges in China and the world.Club members were very interested and the president of the International Frankfurt Rotaract Club - Ms. Laura Ștefana Mojilian shared, “While having received an insightful overview of the recycling situation in China, it is to our belief that Netspring represents a balanced solution towards responsibly managing waste and equally supporting children into their educational endeavors, as well as on their path to a better, healthier and up to date world.” -
In March, Netspring team held a workshop with GSE Group Shanghai office to share the idea of environmental friendly E-waste management and Netspring Green IT Classrooms Program. During the meeting, Netspring interacted with GSE members and the General Manager of ASIA Division – Mr. Malergue. At the end of the workshop, GSE supported the digital inclusion of underprivileged children in China with computers. Many thanks to GSE’s generosity!
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In 2018, we plan to continue developing digital inclusion with our Green IT Classroom programs for underprivileged children. We will also foster social and environmental innovation and forge stronger dialogues with partner organizations and academia. Continuously serving a special needs group, the Visually Impaired, also remains one of our priorities.
Thanks to all our supporters, past, present and future! -
“Thanks to PwC and Netspring’s support. Because of you, children in remote rural areas like ours can also have access to computers just like children in town. The most important point is that computer classes can bring knowledge to children. Through learning and knowing of computers, children can acquire rich knowledge in an entertaining environment, such as searching information online as well as searching computer’s knowledge and so on. Also we are very touched that once our computers were out of function, they received timely maintenance and treatment. The existence of this classroom has great significance.”
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“We were attracted by its innovative social enterprise business model, which would provide digital education to underprivileged children in China with recycled computers, thus fostering circular economy and creating positive social impact at the same time.”Mr. Jean-Michel Vallin, Faurecia China President -
In December, volunteers from Owens Corning along with Netspring team, went to Beijing suburb to carry out IT classes and outdoor activities with the students of Bozhi Primary School. What is more, by understanding the school’s difficult situation, Owens Corning intended to increase the size of the Green IT Classroom to ensure that students of each class can have IT class together. -
On Nov 21st, Faurecia China in collaboration with Netspring team launched its 6th Green IT classroom in Weimin school in Zhong County, Chongqing, in the presence of Ms. Kathy Sun, Faurecia China Vice President of Human Resource. Faurecia Green IT Classroom Program started in 2013. Over the last 5 years, Faurecia China has built 6 Green IT Classrooms in Shanghai Jiading, Suzhou Wujiang, Hubei Macheng, Sichuan Chengdu, Jilin Liaoyuan and Chongqing Zhong County, provided 133 recycled computers for migrant and rural schools and benefited over 4300 underprivileged children all around China to achieve better education facilities. We are grateful to Faurecia China for its long-term support.
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