The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas
The International Business Council has developed a set of metrics for companies to measure their progress towards implementing stakeholder capitalism.
From no-tech teaching to empowering with adaptability, here are three ways in which we can help the young people of today prepare for the jobs of tomorrow.
Diversity and inclusion are often seen as a problem to be solved - but in fact they can be part of the solution to some of our most pressing problems.
The global labour market can absorb approximately 150 million new tech jobs during the next five years. And many other traditional jobs will become “tech-enabled jobs,” requiring the employees who fill them to have more digital skills.
Digitalization will be the difference between success and failure in this new era. Here's what businesses should consider as they embark on this journey.
We need a global solution for countries to trust each other's health records for safer travel and trade to resume while vaccines are under development.
New survey shows more than half of working adults fear for their jobs, but two thirds of workers are optimistic about retraining on the current job.
Social entrepreneurs are at the forefront of reskilling those who need it most. Here are 5 ways they are innovating and leading the reskilling revolution.
Governments and businesses have to balance the energy transition with new jobs and growth. How can they best achieve this, particularly in emerging markets?
Wuhan’s recovery shows COVID-19 can be contained in hard-hit cities, but it may require draconian measures that other governments have only flirted with.
The challenge of meeting the needs of post-COVID Latin America is systemic, so the solutions must be holistic and future-proof. Civil society organizations can help drive this effort.
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Mobile internet access and ecommerce has brought jobs to rural regions, opened new markets for farmers and transformed traditional agricultural models.
Lengthy school closures and a rapid transition to e-learning have highlighted long-standing issues of education inequality and a digital educational divide.
New technologies are helping radiologists take an even more proactive approach to diagnosing patients' conditions.
Ingenuity, experience, and strong public health measures have helped the continent keep COVID-19 numbers down, according to the World Health Organization.
If we want an equitable and distributed recovery post-COVID, we’ll need to ensure more tech hubs in more places are thriving and poised to take on big challenges - such as sustainability ...
In a session at the Sustainable Development Impact Summit, HRH Prince of Wales shared six levers of a Marshall-like plan to help save the planet.
The need for an improved environment for frontline work has never been greater.
For many people, sheltering at home is unsustainable or impossible - and public buildings need to be adapted for remaining and returning communities.
An investment of €6 billion in EV charging infrastructure could yield over €12 billion in human health benefits from improved air quality.
Leaders can enhance the dignity that African American and Black employees feel at work and cultivate a culture of belonging by having open and honest conversations about race in the workp...
Firms must not raise employees' expectations of getting back to normal. Instead, they must confront reality, build resilience, and seek new opportunities.
The pandemic has signalled the importance of real-estate transparency in the urban environment, and it is increasing globally with room for improvement.
As business undergoes change, companies are realizing the power of technology to unify a dispersed, global workforce.
Infrastructure must be made sustainable, secure and resilient, and must work within the planet’s means. This is how this can be achieved.
Tech Giants are betting big on the circular economy as a way to lower emissions and to tap a responsible and sustainable supply of finite materials.
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