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A screen recording of how to use HR Manager to submit your application for internship positions in North America.
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One of the keys to Denmark’s digital success, is a responsible approach to technology that puts people, human rights, and democracy at the heart of digital developments. This podcast episode explores what the digital Denmark looks like from a citizen perspective, and looks at how Denmark can leverage its digital strengths to support responsible development and integration of technologies on a global scale.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet
Guests: Adam Moe Fejerskov, Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies and Helene Friis Ratner, associate professor at the University of Education at Aarhus University
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NATO fyldte 75 år den 4. april, og derfor taler vi denne gang med Danmarks NATO-ambassadør Lone Dencker Wisborg. NATO blev grundlagt i 1949 – efter 2. Verdenskrig og i begyndelsen af den kolde krig.
Omdrejningspunktet i NATO-traktaten er artikel fem – den såkaldte musketer-ed – som betyder, at et angreb på ét medlem skal betragtes som et angreb på alle medlemmer. Målet for NATO er at opretholde og beskytte frihed, stabilitet og sikkerhed for sine medlemmer gennem politiske og militære midler, og i denne podcast ser vi nærmere på, hvordan det er gået. Vi skal også omkring NATOs udvikling i de sidste 75 år og have et bud på udfordringerne de kommende år.
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Toolbox Introduction 2024
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The Danish MFA would like to welcome both Danish andinternational listeners to this episode of the podcast series looking not onlyat the Danish special focus areas for COP28 but also at why Denmark reckonsthat COP28 is the most important COP since the adoption of The Paris Agreement.COP28 in Dubai is right around the corner and Denmark has been taking a veryactive part in the preparations for the COP. The Danish Climate Ambassador,Tomas Anker Christensen, is back in Denmark following a string of visits tostates in The Pacific Ocean in preparation for the upcoming COP28 and we willhear from him in this special edition.
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Denmark was once totally dependent on imported oil, but today, 60% of Danish electricity consumption derives from renewable resources such as wind and solar. On a good and windy day, all electricity in the Danish sockets comes from renewable resources.
In this podcast episode the two experts Mogens Rüdiger and Anna Aaberg talk you through Denmark's green trajectory, and why has it been successful.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Geusts: Mogens Rüdiger and Anna Aaberg.
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Denmark is one of the founding members of the United Nations and a candidate for a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council 2025-26.
Fighting global inequality, injustices, and advancing sustainable development, peace, and security as well as human rights and human dignity are long-standing core UN priorities for Denmark.
This episode explores how a small country like Denmark can make a difference on these broad agendas within the UN.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Geusts: Kristine Kjærsgaard and Richard Gowan.
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Denmark for UN Security Counsil 2025-2026 campaign video - only figuring PM
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Listen to this podcast episode and hear why Denmark, with its strong legacy within architecture and innovative urban development, has some of the most liveable cities in the world, as the two experts Ellen Braa and Camilla Van Deurs discuss how architecture and urban planning play a huge role when it comes to creating a greener and more liveable future.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Geusts: Ellen Braa and Camilla Van Deurs.
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Finland er ikke bare for sjette gang i streg blevet kåret som verdens lykkeligste land, men er i de seneste år med Ruslands brutale invasion af Ukraine som dystert bagtæppe, også blevet brandet som langt det mest cool af de nordiske lande verden over. Så vi må nøjes med at glæde os over, at vi trods alt vandt over dem i fodbold forleden.
Her i podcasten taler vi først og fremmest om Finlands kommende optagelse i NATO med Danmarks ambassadør i Finland, Jakob Nymann-Lindegren. Hvor stor er opbakningen i den finske befolkning, og hvad betyder det, at Finlands tætteste partner, Sverige, endnu ikke har opnået godkendelse i alle NATO-lande.
Vi kommer også ind på den nuværende finske statsminister, Sanna Marin, en international politisk komet, der på kort tid har formået at brande Finland som en global cool samarbejdspartner.
I lighed med mange andre ledere er hendes popularitet større i udlandet end hjemme. Der skal være parlamentsvalg den 2. april, og hvem der ser ud til at blive Finlands næste statsminister, runder vi til sidst i podcasten. -
Denmark is one of the oldest democracies in the world.It stands on the values of equality, solidarity, individual freedom, and of theunspoken agreement that it is okay to disagree. This episode explores how aflourishing democracy tends to correlate with high levels of trust, happiness andquality of life.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Guest: Professor Svend-Erik Skaaning, AarhusUniversity.
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The Danish welfare state ensures social benefits such as free education, medical care and subsidized childcare. University students get study grants, social benefits are available for people in need, and homelessness is rare. This episode argues that welfare does not take away the incentive to work, and that high taxes go hand in hand with economic growth.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Guest: Professor Carsten Jensen, Aarhus University.
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Nowhere in the world is the level of trust higher than in the Nordic countries. In Denmark, people leave their children sleeping outside in baby prams, lost wallets are returned with money inside, and a word is a word when doing business. This episode explores why the level of social trust is so high in Denmark, and how trust is beneficial for people, society, and business.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Guest: Professor Gert Tinggaard Svendsen, Aarhus University.
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Denmark is known to be one of the happiest countries in the world. This might seem peculiar considering the Danish grey winters and the reserved nature of the Danes. This episode looks at the underlying causes of why that is, and gives suggestions on how to raise the level of happiness.
Host: Emma Elisabeth Holtet.
Guest: Professor Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University.
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Økonomistyrelsens webinar om Intern finansiel kontrol i praksis. Afholdt d. 29. november 2022.
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Årsdagen for den brutale russiske invasion af Ukraine erlige om hjørnet. Siden 24. februar sidste år har mange tusinde ukrainere mistetlivet. Over 500.000 ukrainere er en del af de væbnede styrker, og mange af demer ved fronten. Millioner af ukrainere er enten internt fordrevne eller flygtetfra Ukraine. Hovedstaden Kyiv og andre store byer bliver angrebet med missilerog droner, og der er omfattende afbrydelser af el, vand og varme over heleUkraine. Vi taler i denne podcast med Ole Egberg Mikkelsen, der er Danmarksambassadør i Ukraine. Vi skal for det første høre om, hvordan det er at leve iet land under en russisk invasion – både som udsendt for Danmark og somukrainer. Vi skal også tale om den internationale og danske hjælp og støtte oghøre om den ukrainske befolkning føler de har glæde af den. Endelig skal vikigge lidt i krystalkuglen. Hvad tror ukrainerne at 2023 bringer og hvad sigerambassadøren?
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On 13-14 February 2023, TC Warsaw organised an officlial study visit titled ”Producing More Biogas with Agricultural and Organic Waste – a Knowledge-Sharing Trip to Denmark”.
The video from the study visit was developed by the Department of Media Communication of the Polish Ministry of Climate and Environment and posted on the Ministry’s social media channels.
The Polish delegation which was led by Ireneusz Zyska, Secretary of State, Government Plenipotentiary for Renewable Energy Sources, and Janusz Kowalski, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and Government Plenipotentiary for energy transformation in rural areas, the Polish delegation also featured representatives of the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, and the Polish local governments of Wałbrzych, Szczecin, and Góra Kalwaria.
The discussions focused on Danish experiences in the biogas/biomethane sector, i.e., how to increase the biogas level, the role of biogas in circular economy, and regional development stemming from agriculture and organic waste. The Representatives of Polish and Danish authorities also visited Nature Energy’s biogas plant in Ringe and their laboratory in Odense. The second day focused on practical solutions brought forward by the Danish alliance members Greenfarm, Renew Energy, and Nature Energy.
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