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Brazil’s Ministry of Education, UNESCO, and Huawei Launch Open Schools Digital Transformation Projects in Bahia and Pará

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SAO PAULO, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Brazil’s Ministry of Education, UNESCO, and Huawei have launched “Technology-enabled Open Schools for All” pilot projects in Bahia and Pará.

Students and teachers from Breves Public School, Pará State, Brazil/ Photo credit: Huawei
Students and teachers from Breves Public School, Pará State, Brazil/ Photo credit: Huawei

With an emphasis on green digital education and reaching underserved regions, the project will provide schools with:

  • Connectivity infrastructure
  • Solar power systems
  • Teacher training in education technology
  • Digital devices for classrooms
  • Digital curricula

Supported by the state education departments of Bahia and Pará and running under Huawei’s TECH4ALL digital inclusion initiative, the project will also establish two teacher training centers covering Brazil’s North and Northeast regions. Led by the Laboratory of Creativity and Innovation for Basic Education (LabCrie), the two centers are scheduled for completion by the end of 2025.

“This initiative shows how connectivity, digital tools, and teacher training can enhance learning spaces. It is not just about using technology, but about incorporating it in a critical, creative, and sustainable way, preparing our schools, educators, and students for the challenges of today and tomorrow,” said Iuri Rubim, General Director of the Anísio Teixeira Institute under Bahia’s State Department of Education.

Aligned with UN SDG4 and now in its second phase, the Open Schools project aims to create resilient education systems that support national education policies, underpin the digital transformation of the education sector, and expand equitable access to digital education.

“We believe this initiative is key to advancing the digitalization of education in Brazil. It acts as a catalyst for preparing society for digital transformation, ensuring that the future is built with greater innovation and equity for all,” said Rafael Herdy, educator and Technology Coordinator at Pará’s State Department of Education.

Teacher training will focus on training middle and high school teachers in green digital education and AI. Delivered through the Ministry of Education’s virtual learning platform AVAMEC, the training program aims to benefit 1,000 teachers and students from public schools in Jequié and Breves.

 “UNESCO recognizes that no screen will ever replace a teacher, but we believe in the enormous potential of technology in education to build more inclusive and sustainable futures,” said Maria Rehder, UNESCO Project Officer in Brazil. “The initiative represents a step forward in integrating technology and education. We will develop methodologies in green digital education and AI based on dialogue with educators themselves.”

The project also aims to strengthen Brazil’s public policies for digital education, including developing a national guide on green digital education that encompasses enhanced national platforms, connecting schools, building sustainable technological infrastructure, and training teachers in AI.

“Open Schools reflects Huawei’s commitment to democratizing access to technology and building a more inclusive digital future,” said Elise Machado, Government Affairs Coordinator at Huawei Brazil. “We believe that digital inclusion begins with education. Projects like this align innovation, sustainability, and human development, directly impacting communities in historically underserved regions.”

Alongside Brazil, second-phase Open Schools projects are currently running in Egypt and Thailand. Phase I ran from 2020 to 2024 in Egypt, Ethiopia, and Ghana.

  • In Egypt, Open Schools supports 950,000 K-12 educators through the National Distance Learning Centre.
  • In Ethiopia, the project benefited 12,000 students and 250 educators in 24 secondary schools and enhanced nationwide access to education platforms for students and educators.
  • In Ghana, the project reached 1,000 teachers and 3,000 students and enhanced national education platforms.

 

Midea Unveils Raynor: The Air-to-Air Heat Pump Built for the North

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BERLIN, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Nordic countries have a long history of using air-to-air heat pumps, often combined with fireplaces or electrical heaters. However, harsh winters and extremely low temperatures pose challenges, as efficiency drops and additional heat sources are often needed.

Fluctuating energy prices, environmental concerns and performance in extreme cold are key factors when choosing air-to-air heat pumps. Nordic homes, typically equipped with one indoor unit, face issues with even heat distribution and subsequent comfort. Robustness, strong performance, and aesthetic integration are essential, as these heat pumps often run 24/7 from autumn to late spring.

Midea introduced Raynor – built for the North – a product tailored to Nordic conditions. Its name, meaning “wise warrior”, reflects its powerful heating capabilities and smart features that maximize comfort while saving energy. The Nordic focused air-to-air heat pump was awarded the “Excellent Heating Technology Innovation Gold Award” at IFA 2025.

Raynor delivers reliable heating even at -40°C, with full heating performance at -25°C. Its maximum heating capacity of 8kW, ensures that a single indoor unit can heat most Nordic homes. With an A+++ energy efficiency rating and a SCOP of 5.1, Raynor ranks among the most efficient air-to-air heat pumps. Its AI based ECOMASTER function reduces energy consumption by over 30%.

Raynor excels equally in comfort and in design. It offers 180° vertical air deflection for perfect heat distribution, directing warm air in waterfall mode towards the floor. Paired with a unique fireplace mode, it can also circulate heat from stoves or fireplaces, further enhancing efficiency, while a dedicated silent mode ensures warmth without disturbing sleep. Its thoughtful design, light and warm colors and soft, rounded shapes, blends seamlessly into Nordic interiors.

In terms of air quality, Raynor’s “air magic+” function reduces airborne bacteria and viruses, combining temperature control with air purification. Its deep self-cleaning mode warms the heat exchanger to 56°C for 30 minutes, eliminating up to 99.9% of bacteria after two cycles.

Built for durability, Raynor’s outdoor unit features a heated bottom plate, ceramic ball bearings, and corrosion-resistant fins made with Prime Guard Hyper Grapfins, tested to withstand 1500 hours of salt water spray. Its high magnetic energy technology compressor ensures long term performance in cold climates.

Planned to launch in December 2025, Raynor represents another milestone in Midea’s “local for local” strategy, delivering tailored solutions for Nordic heating challenges.

Midea Redefines Dishwashing at IFA with the Launch of Revolutionary GreenApex and TITAN Dishwashers

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BERLIN, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Midea, a world-leading home appliance brand, unveils two groundbreaking dishwashers that push the boundaries of sustainability and spatial efficiency. The GreenApex Heat Pump Dishwasher and the TITAN Dishwasher reflect Midea’s enduring commitment to innovative, eco-conscious, and user-focused solutions.

The GreenApex dishwasher, acclaimed with the Excellent Energy-Saving Technology Gold Award at the 2025 Global Product Technology Innovation Awards, introduces a monumental leap in energy efficiency. By seamlessly integrating heat pump technology and eco-friendly R290 refrigerant, it achieves an unprecedented A-50% energy efficiency rating compared to conventional A Class models. This innovation not only minimizes energy consumption but also supports global carbon reduction efforts with its zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP). Each cycle underscores Midea’s pledge to sustainable development and a net-zero future.

Complementing this achievement, the TITAN Dishwasher reimagines space utilization and cleaning performance. Through precision engineering—including an 18% leaner pump system—it offers 26% more upper rack capacity within the same elegant footprint. The “Micro-shell, Macro-capacity” design enhance space efficiency while the zone-specific washing system delivers targeted, spotless results. Whether hosting gatherings or enjoying daily meals, users can now rely on TITAN for powerful cleaning without spatial constraints.

At Midea, we engineer more than appliances—we create systems that enhance lives and protect the planet. From the heat pump revolution in GreenApex to the space optimization in TITAN, our products empower users to gather freely and live sustainably.

Midea invites all IFA attendees to experience these innovations at its booth and discover a new era of intelligent, responsible dish washing.

 

TIYA Conference 2025: Over 150 Youth Leaders from 15 Countries Gathered to Advance United Nations’ SDGs

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Three-day conference in Singapore empowers young changemakers through mentorship and international collaboration

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 September 2025 – Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) and the Tzu Chi International Youth Association (TIYA) are proud to announce the successful conclusion of TIYA Conference 2025, which convened youth leaders, industry experts, and practitioners from sustainability-focused organisations from all over the world to advance concrete action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The 130-plus youth delegates developed 15 action plans, proposing solutions ranging from smart microgrids for rural towns to community-owned wind farms.

Placing youths at the forefront of sustainability leadership

Held from 22 to 24 August at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore, the conference featured a learning journey, plenaries, interactive workshops as well as an Action Plan Development segment designed to equip youth leaders with the tools, networks, and practical insights needed to shape a more sustainable and inclusive future.

Aligned with SDG 17, the Action Plan Development segment on Day Three was a highlight, with youth delegates generating innovative solutions to pressing issues.

One team tackled Jakarta’s recurring fires, proposing resilient housing, reliable utilities, and improved fire prevention to protect displaced communities. Another focused on Malaysia’s frequent floods, designing strategies aligned with SDG 11 to safeguard vulnerable populations, support low-income families, and promote resilient urban planning. A third team, comprising delegates from Malaysia, the Philippines, Nepal, and Sudan, addressed health and dignity challenges faced by stateless communities in Sabah, advocating for better access to clean water, sanitation, and sustainable living solutions.

Shaan Gom, Indigenous Youth Engagement & Empowerment Coordinator, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Bangkok Regional Hub, was a facilitator in the TIYA Conference’s organising committee. He was especially heartened to see delegates, who hail from different countries, come together to tackle problems that exist not just in their home countries but also around the world. “The cross-border dialogue amongst the youths and mentors from different countries is what made TIYA Conference so unique. It fosters awareness and a sense of camaraderie that might not emerge otherwise.”

The journey does not end at the conclusion of the event. The TIYA team will continue hosting capacity-building sessions and online expert consultations over the next four to 12 weeks, and there is a potential to bring viable action plans to the global stage. The delegates were also encouraged to enter their action plans in the 2026 edition of Generation Hope Goals: Actions for the SDGs.

Knowledge-sharing and collaboration opportunities abound

Prior to the Action Plan Development segment, youth delegates spent two and a half days soaking up knowledge from industry experts. Participating organisations included Tonibung, AVPN, United Nations Development Programme Bangkok Regional Hub, World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, and more. Tania Lim from the Energy Division of UNESCAP and Dayyan Shayani from the UN Statistics Division supported the pre-information session, which helped participants prepare for the conference.

Four sessions formed the backbone of the conference, each centring on an SDG and addressing challenges that resonate across Asia-Pacific:

  • Learning Journey to Singapore Sustainability Gallery or Coastal Tour with Orang Laut SG (SDG 6)

Embarking on an immersive learning experience, delegates explored sustainable water management practices at the Singapore Sustainability Gallery or gained first-hand insights into coastal ecosystems and traditional culture with Orang Laut SG.

  • Power Shifts: Youth Reimagining Energy Systems (SDG 7)

Delegates explored the complexities of energy transitions, from the rising demand for clean power to the importance of community-driven solutions. Conversations highlighted the integration of indigenous knowledge, the risks of extractive supply chains, and the need for energy justice in ensuring equitable transitions.

  • Catalysing Change: Outcomes-Based Social Investing (SDG 9)

This session delved into how outcomes-based financing models can unlock innovation and accountability in addressing social challenges. By focusing on measurable results, it underscored the potential for youth-led initiatives to attract funding and scale impact while ensuring transparency and inclusivity.

  • Cities Reborn: Youth Designing for People & Planet (SDG 11)

Through case studies from Malaysia, the Philippines, and on Tzu Chi’s relief mission for Typhoon Haiyan, this session emphasised human-centered urban planning. Delegates discussed how cities can integrate resilience, cultural sensitivity, and youth participation to respond to climate and social challenges while shaping livable, inclusive spaces.

For delegate Bella Citra Hadini, the experience at the conference has been transformative. She is the founder of Youthoffer, an organisation focused on self-development for young people in Indonesia. Passionate about giving back, she has spearheaded initiatives such as Project Smiles, which taught children in the Philippines the importance of oral hygiene. “After the TIYA Conference, I learnt more about pitching to venture capitalists. I also realised the importance of research, which I hadn’t focused on before, and how crucial it is to ensure our solution truly benefits the target community.”

Looking Ahead

As climate, social, and economic pressures intensify across the Asia-Pacific, TIYA Conference 2025 has reinforced the critical role of youth in shaping inclusive and sustainable futures. With commitments made during the conference now moving into implementation, TIYA and its partners will continue to provide mentorship, resources, and funding opportunities to ensure that ideas are translated into tangible, lasting change.

“The future of sustainable development is being written now, by young people who refuse to accept the status quo,” added Lim Choon Choon, Deputy General Manager of Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore). “TIYA Conference is proud to be a platform that not only amplifies their voices but also equips them with the means to act.”

TIYA 2025 by the Numbers

  • 3 days of high-level discussions, interactive workshops, and collaborative labs
  • Over 150 youth delegates from 15 countries
  • 15 action plans developed
  • 6 mentors and facilitators representing government, academia, civil society, and the private sector
  • 5 SDGs spotlighted (6: Clean Water & Sanitation; 7: Affordable & Clean Energy; 9: Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure; 11: Sustainable Cities & Communities; 17: Partnerships for the Goals)

To browse and download photos of the event, please visit TIYA Conference (2025) – Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore).
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About Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore)

Founded in 1966 by Master Cheng Yen, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation is a global humanitarian nonprofit organisation providing aid across over 100 countries, with missions in charity, medicine, education, and humanistic culture.

Established in 1993, Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) began with charity work and later expanded to medical, educational, environmental, and cultural initiatives.

“Tzu Chi” embodies the spirit of compassion and relief for all.

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Tineco FLOOR ONE S9 Scientist Wins Gold at Global Product Technology Innovation Awards 2025

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Award-winning smart floor washer makes its debut at IFA Berlin

BERLIN, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Tineco today announced that its latest flagship innovation, the FLOOR ONE S9 Scientist, has received the All-Scenario Cleaning Innovation Gold Award at the Global Product Technology Innovation Awards 2025. Presented on the opening days of IFA 2025 in Berlin, this recognition highlights Tineco’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of intelligent home cleaning technology.

The FLOOR ONE S9 Scientist represents a new generation of smart floor washers, designed to address the everyday challenges of modern households. With an ultra-thin 11 cm body, it can glide under low furniture and reach tight corners with ease. Its breakthrough StreakFree Technology ensures floors are left spotless and dry within moments, eliminating the water streaks and residue that traditional cleaning devices often leave behind. For more stubborn messes, the integrated HydroBurst Technology applies a high-pressure angled water jet to loosen and remove dirt effectively.

Beyond cleaning performance, the FLOOR ONE S9 Scientist is engineered for convenience and efficiency. The advanced FlashDry Self-Cleaning System combines heated water with 85°C rapid drying to keep the device hygienic and ready for its next use. An extended runtime of up to 75 minutes allows users to complete whole-home cleaning on a single charge, while triple-sided edge cleaning ensures precise results along walls and baseboards.

By combining design elegance with powerful, user-focused features, the FLOOR ONE S9 Scientist reflects Tineco’s ongoing mission to deliver high-performance appliances that make life easier. The Gold Award at the Global Product Technology Innovation Awards 2025 underlines the brand’s position as a leading innovator in the home cleaning sector.

About Tineco

Tineco (/ˈtɪnkoʊ/) was founded in 1998 with its first product launch as a vacuum cleaner and, in 2019, pioneered the first-ever smart vacuum. Today, the brand has evolved into a global leader in intelligent appliances spanning floor care, kitchen, and personal care categories. With a growing user base of over 19.5 million households and availability in approximately 30 countries worldwide, Tineco remains committed to its brand vision of making life easier through smart technology and continuous innovation. For more information, visit tineco.com.

BrainCo Bionic Hand Showcased in Calligraphy by Ni at Expo 2025

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BOSTON, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — At Expo 2025 Osaka in August, beside a carefully arranged art installation of lush bamboo titled “Bamboo Rhythms”, Ni used the BrainCo Intelligent Bionic Hand to perform a striking feat of traditional calligraphy. With bold brushstrokes on bamboo, he demonstrated the elegance of ink and brush in motion. The fragrance of ink mingled with swaying bamboo shadows and a gentle breeze, creating a vivid harmony of ancient culture and modern technology. Spectators held their breath as they witnessed traditional calligraphy, a craft honed over millennia, revitalized with the empowerment of cutting-edge brain-computer interface (BCI) technology.

 

Ni writing calligraphy

For Ni, the intelligent bionic hand represents more than just functionality—it symbolizes a shared vision of the future: using technology to reduce inequality and enable every individual to reach their full potential. He has previously demonstrated the device at numerous international exhibitions, offering audiences a glimpse of its transformative possibilities.

Ni’s journey began with hardship. At the age of nine, he lost both of his hands below the wrists in an accident caused by explosives used by villagers. The tragedy left both physical and emotional scars. He often imagined what life would be like if he still had hands—preparing breakfast for his family, or simply grasping everyday objects. Yet despite the immense challenges, Ni chose to face life with resilience and unwavering determination.

Sports became one of his outlets. Thanks to his natural talent, Ni joined a para-athletics team and once claimed a 400-meter championship title. In early 2008, he returned to competitive sports, this time in para-cycling, and in 2010 won a gold medal in team sprint at a cycling championship.

In July 2017, Ni tried the prototype of the BrainCo bionic hand for the first time. Relying on his muscle memory, he quickly learned to operate it. “It felt incredible,” he recalled. “The hand moved exactly as I imagined, as if it were truly part of me.”

The bionic hand turned Ni’s imagination into reality. With its help, he picked up a brush and table tennis paddle again, cooked meals, and carried heavy objects. He appeared on several television programs, where his calligraphy performances drew admiration, with many works collected by audiences.

“It has been with me for more than eight years, and I feel it has truly become part of my body,” Ni said. Today, he hopes his experience can contribute to further improving bionic hand technology, enhancing its performance, and helping others who share similar journeys.

Ni demonstrates calligraphy on a bamboo installatio
Ni demonstrates calligraphy on a bamboo installatio

Ni wearing a bionic hand
Ni wearing a bionic hand

Uxin to Present at Investor Summit Virtual on September 16, 2025

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BEIJING, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Uxin Limited (“Uxin” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: UXIN), China’s leading used car retailer, today announced that Mr. John Lin, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, will present at the Q3 Investor Summit Virtual on September 16, 2025. The presentation will provide investors with an overview of Uxin’s growth strategies, operational milestones, and long-term market opportunities.

Event Details
Event: Q3 Investor Summit
Presentation Date & Time: September 16, 2025 | 9:00 AM ET
Location: Webcast Link
Investor Registration:  https://investorsummitgroup.com/

About Uxin

Uxin is China’s leading used car retailer, pioneering industry transformation with advanced production, new retail experiences, and digital empowerment. We offer high-quality and value-for-money vehicles as well as superior after-sales services through a reliable, one-stop, and hassle-free transaction experience. Under our omni-channel strategy, we are able to leverage our pioneering online platform to serve customers nationwide and establish market leadership in selected regions through offline superstores with inventory capacities ranging from 2,000 to 8,000 vehicles. Leveraging our extensive industry data and continuous technology innovation throughout more than ten years of operation, we have established strong used car management and operation capabilities. We are committed to upholding our customer-centric approach and driving the healthy development of China’s used car industry.

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Munsang College Centenary School Year Commencement Ceremony

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HONG KONG, Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Munsang College, the school held a grand Centenary School Year Commencement Ceremony on campus. The event aims to inherit the century-old educational spirit passing on a century of educational spirit, nurturing talent, and looking forward to future development, gathering over 900 teachers, students, parents, alumni, and guests to witness this historic moment.

The ceremony is honored to have Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, JP, Secretary for Education, Dr. Alice Yuk Tak Fun, BBS, JP, School Supervisor, school councillors and Principals as officiating guests.
The ceremony is honored to have Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, JP, Secretary for Education, Dr. Alice Yuk Tak Fun, BBS, JP, School Supervisor, school councillors and Principals as officiating guests.

Where a Century of Legacy Continues

Since its founding in 1926, Munsang College has adhered to the mottos “One for All, All for One” and “Light and Life”, committed to holistic education and nurturing countless outstanding talents. The Centenary School Year Commencement Ceremony marks the school’s entry into a new milestone, emphasizing innovative education, integration of technology, and global vision, allowing students to unleash their potential.

Honored Guests Gracing the Occasion

The ceremony is honored to have Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, JP, Secretary for Education, Dr. Alice Yuk Tak Fun, BBS, JP, School Supervisor, school councillors and Principals as officiating guests. In her speech, Dr. Choi said that the EDB places great emphasis on values education as a cornerstone of whole-person development, and prioritises national identity and law-abidingness, integrating these principles into national security education. Building on these values, Munsang College exemplifies its practical application through organising various related activities such as Chinese Culture Week and student exchange activities with sister schools on the Mainland, deepening students’ understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture and heritage.

She also commended the school for its dedication to promoting mental health on campus and active participation in the EDB’s 4Rs Mental Health Charter (rest, relaxation, relationship and resilience) to enhance mental health awareness among students, teachers and parents. In addition, the school encourages students to not only pursue academic excellence but also take part in diverse learning experiences and devote themselves to serving others. This ethos aligns closely with the EDB’s vision for whole-person development.

Dr. Choi expressed gratitude to the teaching team of the school for their devotion to nurturing students. She encouraged students to seize the opportunities of the new school year, keep learning and practicing, and strive to enhance their abilities and qualities for contribution to the country’s development in the future.

Visions of Tomorrow, Anchored in Community

The school hopes that through the centenary celebrations, it will deepen students’ civic awareness and spirit of benevolence, cultivating talents with international competitiveness for the future. Munsang College will continue to be rooted in the community, promoting sustainable educational models and contributing more to society. We welcome active support and participation from all sectors in the school’s activities to jointly create a better tomorrow.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of our school, a series of exciting events will be held, including a Pixel Art Collective Photo, Educational Forums, Open Days, Musical, and a Gala Dinner. Further details will be announced in due course. 

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