For a better future for children and young people, we need to innovate

Jan 11, 2022

We should encourage the entrepreneurial mindset necessary to tackle the challenges young people face in their daily lives and in an increasingly unpredictable future. Image: Stephen Andrews for Unsplash

Henrietta H. Fore

Director Emeritus, Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose (CECP)

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Using data from the Giga initiative, scientist and artist Nadieh Bremer created 'Patchwork Kingdom', which represents the world ‘above’, the connected schools, and a pale world ‘below’, reflecting the unconnected schools.

Using data from Giga initiative, scientist and artist Nadieh Bremer created 'Patchwork Kingdom', which represents the world ‘above’, the connected schools, and a pale world ‘below’, reflecting the unconnected schools. Image: Giga

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