NAMO is an ancient salutation
in the religious traditions of India
that expresses great respect for the
spiritual master, for knowledge
and experience and
for the
peer-
practitioners.

In the context of
NAMO'Interkulturelle Projekte,
it represents growing understanding
of cultural diversity in business, leasure
and everyday work relationships along
with the communication to each other
with care and respect. It stands for
mutual economic development,
while taking the social and
ecological responsibility
in account too.

Intercultural
Communication
flows two ways -
are you aware
how
your
words
and actions
are understood
by your Indian or Tibetan
project partner? And would you know
what it means, when a person smiles at you with a shake of the head?


Early training in intercultural cooperation....
Children of the Koppa project and my daughter Cora paint on the same sheet of paper.