From June 2024, Seibo is in charge of a lecture of Chiba University of Economy.
The lecture is about The History of Global Economy.
Here are some highlights of the contents!

Added Value to School Meals in Malawi:

Addressing the material support for Malawi, where 70% is provided by family members, the initiative aims to integrate school meals into the local community to enhance accessibility for future generations attending school. This concept links to community development at the micro level within agricultural communities, promoting children’s healthy growth and economic stability in single-parent households.

For more details, please Malawi Education Report 2022 is available.

Added Value in Malawi Coffee:

Highlighting coffee as a significant industry among Malawi’s agricultural exports, the collaboration with Ataka Trading Co., Ltd. aims to support local industries indirectly through coffee used in meal support programs.

※Please find the information about the collaboration with Ataka Trading Company from here.

For further information about SDGs strategies, please clickhere.

Added Value for Corporations:
Recognizing the strategic importance for corporations in developing long-term business strategies in Africa, given its projected population growth and demographic trends.

Importance of Meal Support in Malawi:
Emphasizing the role of meal support in connecting education and food in Malawi, particularly in a youthful population without war experience, contributing to global development initiatives.

Collaboration with University Students:
Engaging university students in tackling international social issues such as meal support, which requires a long-term perspective and contributes significantly to SDGs, despite challenges like data accuracy.

Recruitment of Partner Schools:
Encouraging various universities and high schools to participate in learning opportunities related to economics, marketing, NGO operations, international development, and related fields.

If you need specific details or further explanation on any of these points, feel free to ask!