Our approach of IMPACT:
resource oriented & sustainable
MINISTRY OF IMPACT pursues the
17 UN Sustainable Development Goals
To which of the 17SDGs can Ministry of Impact contribute?
Building resilience of the poor
Fostering mental health & mindfulness education
Enabling access to global knowledge
Empowering women in creating livelihoods
Empowering sustainable business
Inspiring to innovate by regional ressources
Using specific cultural approaches
Empowering inclusion of all
Building with natural and upcycling material
Sustainability education for youths
Enable stakeholders to be a part of the climate action
Transcultural education
Exchange of global knowledge and expertise
Building COMMUNITY CENTRES on ground
Sociological approach: M.O.I and Capital Theory
French Sociologist Bourdieu introduced the notion of capital, defined as sums particular assets put to productive use: "Capital comes in 3 principal species: economic, cultural and social. A fourth species, symbolic capital, designates the effects of any form of capital when people do not perceive them as such." This theory is applicable to every human on this planet and the scientific basis of M.O.I.s work.