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As part of the Work For Humankind project, I was invited to present my work on storytelling and sustainable tourism consulting to the mayor and municipality of Robinson Crusoe Island

The muse who inspired Daniel Defoe’s most famous work of fiction, Robinson Crusoe Island located 700 km off mainland Chile hosted a team of eco-conscious professionals including Shivya Nath. Here's how her trip is helping save endangered species and the island community of the island.

Home to more than 20 per cent of the planet's entire biodiversity, islands are our key to survival and yet they continue to be exploited and degraded. Island Conservation, a global non-profit organisation, is working to change this reality.

Outlined with towering mountains that were formed by ancient lava flows, the Robinson Crusoe island is home to some of the most unique endangered species. An initiative led by Lenovo and a local NGO is working to protect them

Lenovo is inviting volunteers from across the globe to apply for their Work for Humankind campaign. This hybrid work system aims to provide a better work-life balance while also helping the local community of Robinson Crusoe island in Chile.

The unique initiative, within just one year of launch, has registered more than 11,000 teachers who are helping over 15,000 students continue their education.

These NGOs are harnessing the power of technology to bring about widespread sustainable impact on our educators and students.

India has a shortfall of nearly one million teachers. But unique initiatives like Lenovo SmarterEd are filling the gap, reaching those who need help the most.