April 2019: Celebrating Earth Day : With your support, Netspring has saved 400 million Tons of industrial water for our Planet

Celebrating Earth Day : With your support, Netspring has saved 400 million Tons of industrial water for our Planet

“Going Green The Right Way” with AmCham Shanghai

We were happy to celebrate Earth Day with AmCham Shanghai on the occasion of their Annual Sustainability & Fair. This provided a unique opportunity for companies and social organizations to display technologies, products, and services that offer solutions to environmental challenges.

Around 80 people attended the Seminar, where Netspring was invited to deliver a speech on the circular economy and how to “turn e-waste into e-education for underprivileged children and communities” and create sustainable impact. Panel discussions were insightful and addressed sustainability issues and solutions in China and overseas.

We would also want to thank supporting companies who have participated in our 11^th e-waste recycle drive with AmCham Shanghai on March 22^nd, 2019. Obsolete computers contribution increased by 35% over last year. Thanks AmCham Shanghai for supporting Netspring for so many years and with all our partners.

Thank you to all our partners to date, together, we saved 400 milion Tons of industrial use water!

-Program Leader of Notre Dame University

Netspring held another inclusive workshop for MBA students from University of Notre Dame in Shanghai Pudong Library on Mar. 11^th, 2019.

During the workshop, 40 US Notre Dame University MBA students shared their studies on how to support of our Visually Impaired program in light of a more Inclusive Global Economy and learned about Netspring Special Needs Green IT classes and experienced the Visually Impaired’s daily mobility challenges, such as learning how to use a computer or even a cell phone.

Interested students showed extremely high interest, raised many questions about China and gained a better understanding of the difficult living conditions for people with impairment especially.

We hope students will come and visit us next year again, with new insightful ideas!