Making More Health
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Making More Health (MMH) is a long-term initiative, driven by Boehringer Ingelheim, to identify new and better ways of improving health globally. Making More Health (MMH) is a long-term initiative, driven by Boehringer Ingelheim, to identify new and better ways of improving health globally. Since MMH started in 2010, a huge number of MMH initiatives have been launched by sourcing social innovation to provide more health in the future.
How it works? The company has embarked on a journey with our partner Ashoka, the largest network organization of social entrepreneurs worldwide, to explore the field-based activities of people around the world known as ‘social entrepreneurs’. These are individuals who implement new ideas to improve health in their communities putting their system changing ideas into practice on a global scale.
Under the umbrella of Making More Health we drive Youth Venture programs inside and outside the company. And we involve our Boehringer Ingelheim employees on a global level into Making More Health activities.
Making More Health is an initiative where business and social values can be combined to unleash innovation and achieve both: economic and social progress.
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Did you visit our #MMH website in the last days? It`s a great place to learn how we create a healthier #world for individuals, communities and families: http://www.makingmorehealth.org :-) Feel free to share your ideas and feedback with us!
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Amazing impressions from our #MMH digital training with women from rural India last week :-) Find out more about this successful future project and visit our website: http://www.makingmorehealth.org/content/digital-training-women-india
Digital training in rural India
When we talk about #social responsibility and how companies can do it, we should keep in mind that enabling people to do the next steps on their own is key. In whatever sector we are and how we engage – in every program #digital access should be part of it. MMH has designed a great digital training in rural India - learn more about it in the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nke9r7QffjI&feature=youtu.be
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"Organizational growth, affiliation or dissemination" - which is the best delivery model to replicate social businesses to integrate refugees most effectively? This question was focussed with #SocialEntrepreneurs during the #Hello Accelerator Workshop last Sunday supported by #MakingMoreHealth and #Zalando. Results were presented at the #Sozialunternehmerkonferenz on Monday in Berlin.
10 ways companies are driving innovation
It`s not a "typical" #health care topic, but innovative thinking is really necessary for making more health happen in our society. Read more about the 10 ways companies are driving #innovation (published by VentureBeat) and share your learnings with us: https://venturebeat.com/2017/02/17/10-ways-companies-are-looking-at-driving-innovation/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Blog&utm_campaign=Blog10-ways-companies-are-looking-at-driving-innovation/
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A wonderful update concerning our #MMH activities in South India: We`re looking forward to open our third kindergarten in Kerala this month. Institutions like that are important in India as they offer more services besides taking care of the children: The teachers are also #health educators for parents and young adults. More information will follow soon :-)
Saleh Ahmad is a Somalian refugee who took a 1st right step into German society. He attended the #MMH integration4health workshops in Ingelheim several times, getting deeper insights into German culture and traditions. Now he is able to provide his Somalian fellows with basic information about the know-how of living in Germany. Moreover, Ahmad supported #MakingMoreHealth team members in translating the #refugee guide into Somali language which contributes to overcome the language barriers factor. Thank you Ahmad! What do you think about Ahmed's contribution?
Why Business Leaders Make the Best Social Entrepreneurs
An interesting topic to discuss: #Social entrepreneurship is all the rage these days. Millennials in particular seem to be attracted to the combination of being their own boss and having their careers. This means something beyond making a buck selling products and services. But if that’s your goal, you’d be far better off cutting your teeth in the conventional business world first: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/292224
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Get the latest updates from Making More Health and #social #innovation delivered to your inbox - with our #MMH newsletter. Find out more and visit http://www.makingmorehealth.org :-)
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The Annual conference of the UPJ-network 2017 with Making More Health in Berlin! Together with the Stifterverband the #MMH initiative, as supporter for innovation of the "Corporate Citizenship Survey", presented their activities in a special toolbox. All about #CCSurvey, #SocialEntrepreneurship in #Healthcare, #EmployeeEngagement.
Suryani Institute for Mental Health
Interesting aspects about #mental health from our #MMH Fellow Luh Ketut Suryani, founder of Suryani Institute for Mental Health
Launched: Health‐related educational program for community and self‐help group workers in Coimbatore, South India
Great news from our #MMH activities in South #India: The idea to set up a health‐related education program for community and self‐help group worker from 2017 onwards was brought up by two MMH Insights participants, a leadership program of our initiative. The training should enable self‐help group workers to manage the first steps in #health care by increasing awareness and knowledge of health‐related topics. Find out more in this article (you`ll need a LinkedIn account to see it): https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/launched-healthrelated-educational-program-community-selfhelp
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