Earth Day 2015

23/04/2015

Environment: experts highlight the urgent need for new thinking

An interview with Ana Carolina Garcia, Director of Promotion and Market Development for Nicaragua’s Tourism Institute (INTUR)

23/02/2015

"Sustainability is not only about protecting our environment, it's also about taking advantage of what we already have"

International Volunteer Day

05/12/2014

Make Change Happen, Volunteer!

International Day for (Zero) Tolerance!

18/11/2014

Being tolerant doesn't mean we should accept anything…

Responsible Tourism & Education for Sustainable Development

14/11/2014

Responsible tourism and development of local communities

Tackling Corruption to Preserve Social Ties

06/11/2014

Opinion, by Montse Rafel – "Corruption has no scruples and no sentiments. It has no culture, no gender, no country and no borders. It affects all of us!"

Immigration: Interview with Mathilde, Social Worker at Dianova’s Humanitarian Reception Center

03/11/2014

"I dream of a world where people would no longer have to take insane risks for something as simple as seeking a better life"

New, Responsible Tourism Campaign

07/10/2014

Dianova International & Rutas Escondidas launch a campaign to develop responsible tourism in Nicaragua

Summer Youth Assembly at the UN

01/08/2014

Summer Youth Assembly at the UN: Moving Words to Actions!

Greed Triumphs over Good

09/06/2014

According to Henry Ford, one of the twentieth century’s greatest entrepreneurs, capitalism cannot thrive and prosper without respecting ethics. For Mr. Ford, it was morally and ethically wrong that a chief executive be paid more than forty times the average wage of his employees (1). In other words, Henry Ford belonged to that breed of entrepreneurs (now, an endangered species) for whom capitalism is certainly the mode of social organization most successful and most respectful of everyone’s liberties, provided that those holding the reins of the economic power be capable of showing restraint and self-control.