5 ways business can support and partner with social entrepreneurs
Working with and supporting businesses that have a social benefit is one way organisations can contribute to a more inclusive and equal society.
Working with and supporting businesses that have a social benefit is one way organisations can contribute to a more inclusive and equal society.
Tech companies are giving older people support with digital payments and customising smartphones. The efforts look set to pay off financially, whilst also boosting the elderly's wellbeing .
To reduce emissions, the share of clean energy in total investment needs to rise to two-thirds by 2030. 60% of that has to occur in developing economies.
Educational technology like AR, VR and AI has become increasingly important after the COVID-19 pandemic closed classrooms across the world.
With large amounts of data at their disposal, government agencies are beginning to see the potential for AI to increase efficiency and improve security.
COVID-19 has taught us to share our vulnerabilities – now business must embrace the same spirit of empathy and collaboration.
Tax authorities are fast becoming the data centres of government, with all the associated attendant risks, responsibilities and opportunities.
Systems social entrepreneurs can be crucial allies for governments in tackling the challenges that societies face to achieve equitable, lasting change.
COVID-19 is hitting small businesses in the world's poorest countries hard. Governments can help by using aid funding to attract private investment.
The post-pandemic period is an opportunity to rethink the workplace, how it functions, and the relationship between managers and employees.
The next generation of battery technology can help reduce global carbon emissions, improve air quality, boost employment and contribute to a greener world.
Industry reliance on ammonia forces shift to green production methods. Cross-sector support is needed to make viable investment alternative and cut emissions.
Japan plans to harness the power of government and business to create a 'decarbonization domino effect' to become a carbon neutral country by 2050.
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