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  • Save the Date: E-waste Drive in Beijing – Nov. 2nd, 2021 (Tuesday)

     

    To echo 8th Franco-Chinese Month of the Environment, Netspring proposes to organize an e-waste recycling drive to reduce environmental pollution caused by e-waste and protect soil, plants, and water resources as well as human health. Netspring will recycle the collections and refurbish the reusable items to outfit Green IT classrooms in rural or migrant children schools throughout China, providing teachers with digital teaching equipment and bringing better educational resources to students or communities in need.

  • New Semester Visit：Netspring Volunteers Taught Students at Migrant Schools
    This past summer were extremely fruitful! We are ready for the new semester and dedicating to serving our Netspring students and teachers. 
     
    We thank you for all your great support, wish you all a great mid-autumn festival and look forward to the upcoming events in the coming months!
     
  • Virtuos’ E-waste and Book Drive in 2021 Summer Built a Bridge of Love for Netspring Children
  • Tech4Good with PVH Sustainable Fashion!
    As another school year is nearing its end, Netspring teams are happy to share a sample of their most recent work. With the support of our supporters such as Arkema and PVH, we were able to open new Green IT Classrooms as well as in hold volunteering activities in our supported schools. Furthermore, Netspring was invited to share insights on Tech4Good at a Sino-German Symposium.
     
  • Netspring on Tech4Good at CNBW Sino-German Symposium

     

    Founded in 2020, the China Network Baden-Württemberg (CNBW) provides a platform for all interested parties from industry, administration, science and research etc., to promote intensive exchange and discussions. The CNBW Sino-German Working Group Take-off Event took place in May which offered diverse perspectives in the context of responsible business and discuss how corporate responsibilities can be deployed in China. Three speakers from science and business fields shared their theoretical and practical insights on this theme, including Netspring who shared its views on Tech4Good and impact on our communities.

  • Arkema Opened a Second Green IT Classroom for its Supported School
    To further improve its supported Lvfeng School in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province, Arkema helped build a second Green IT Classroom and equipped it with 50 refurbished computers. This will provide students with better learning conditions and opportunities. On the occasion of May 22 International Biodiversity Day, the opening ceremony of the new Green IT Classroom and yearly volunteering activity took place on May 21, 2021.
     
  • Celebrating the first Sparx* Green IT Classroom opening in Vietnam!

     

    This April, the first Sparx* Green IT Class was inaugurated in a Boarding Center near Ho Chi Minh City, which is a second home to underprivileged students, who cannot attend primary or secondary schools in their home villages. Many of them come from minorities in the mountainous provinces and are thus offered the possibility to be educated in the city.

  • PwC Launched its Distance Volunteering program in 3 schools

     

     

  • “Restore our Planet” with AmCham Shanghai 8th annual E-waste Recycling Drive

    On April 22, 2021, on the occasion of Earth Day, the annual e-waste recycling drive co-organized by AmCham Shanghai and Netspring Green IT Programs was successfully held. More than forty companies and individuals participated in the event, showing their enthusiasm for environment-friendly disposal of e-waste and the promotion of digital inclusion.

  • Spread the Joy of Reading: Virtuos Launched a Book Corner for a Netspring Migrant School
    After establishing their first Green IT Classroom in Chengdu and supported underprivileged students for quality education in 2019, on March 17th, 2021, Virtuos provided more than 1100 books to the same school, and greatly enriched the content of the school library.
     
    As complementary learning media, both computers and books can bring students profound insights into society. Virtuos expressed their hopes that students can make good use of these books to learn new knowledge and eliminate the information gap.
     

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