Global 3000 (engl.)

GLOBAL 3000 DW-TV´s globalization magazine looks at the issues that are moving us today.

Videos

9:05

Learning from Singapore: A water smart city

In Singapore, the water supply has influenced wars, shaped the economy and affected human health. A country with an extreme water shortage shows the world how to deal with water when it becomes a scarce commodity.

8:39

Germany: Why dying forests could be good news

In the central Harz region in Germany, over 90 percent of spruce trees are dead or dying because of climate change and insect damage. But they’re being replaced by a more resilient forest, with a more abundant ecosystem.

4:34

India: Women push for better working conditions

99% of the world's population breathes air that exceeds WHO quality limits. Air pollution kills an estimated 6.7 million people worldwide every year. In New Delhi, one of the most affected cities, women are campaigning for safer working conditions.

12:37

Germany: How floodplain forests protect against damage

Floods are the most frequent natural hazard worldwide - in Europe, river flooding is particularly common. Floodplain forests can help. These biodiversity hotspots protect against flood damage.

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