Contribution of universities in the ecological transition in DRC - NGBANGA, Maurice MWAIYANGA
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Not a day goes by without scientists alerting us to the dangers of climate disruption on the ecosystem, the weather, the quality and quantity of resources, public health and economic growth. The ecological transition operates at all levels to provide a global solution to the threats to our planet caused by an obsolete economic model. It is a question of rethinking our ways of consuming, producing, or even living together in a sustainable development approach in order to provide an effective and lasting response to the major environmental challenges of our century. Higher education and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Not a day goes by without scientists alerting us to the dangers of climate disruption on the ecosystem, the weather, the quality and quantity of resources, public health and economic growth. The ecological transition operates at all levels to provide a global solution to the threats to our planet caused by an obsolete economic model. It is a question of rethinking our ways of consuming, producing, or even living together in a sustainable development approach in order to provide an effective and lasting response to the major environmental challenges of our century. Higher education and universities have an essential role to play in the face of current societal and environmental challenges through the production and dissemination of new knowledge as well as through the training of students so that the knowledge and skills acquired during training enable learners to be, tomorrow, committed and reflective professionals of the "sustainable transitions" of which they will be the actors.
Autorenporträt
Maurice Mwaiyanga Ngbanga, wurde in Enyele in der Provinz Süd-Ubangi geboren. Er absolvierte seine Schulausbildung in Gemena, bevor er nach Kinshasa kam, um an der naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät der UNIKIN zu studieren, wo er seinen Bachelor in Umweltwissenschaften abschloss.Er ist Geschäftsführer von Water Engineering und Berater von NGOs.