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Omicron is sweeping the world, but can it help end the COVID-19 pandemic? Anthony Fauci and other experts are cautiously optimistic. Hear them on the Radio Davos podcast.
Together with the winners of 2019 and 2020, the Schwab Foundation's 2022 awardees have impacted the lives of 100 million people worldwide through trust.
Social innovation transforms economic, political and societal systems - now more than ever as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to expose global inequality.
Here are five ways in which the world and Africa can work together to restore trust in each other after the Omicron variant led to mistrust and accusations
Hailed as a case study in poverty reduction, Bangladesh has much to teach us about new approaches to sustainable development that are fit for today's world.
One of the most important decisions for investors when constructing a portfolio is to choose a fund manager. It's important to look beyond the numbers
As the world enters 2022, we appear to be at a crossroads—with the possibility of greater geopolitical competition or greater global cooperation ahead.
The world must invest now to build a green, resilient, inclusive economy. A Green, Resilient and Inclusive Development (GRID) approach can help direct us.
The private sector must play a key role in inclusive economic growth. Here's how public and private leaders can coordinate on goals, funding and policies.
Here's how MENA region stakeholders can collaborate to shape an effective COVID-19 recovery and create an inclusive, sustainable and resilient Middle East.
ASEAN is on track to become the world's fourth-largest economy – but public-private cooperation is essential to realize a sustainable and resilient future.
South-East Asia's underperforming SMEs have yet to experience the full benefits of the explosion of digital platforms and services
Recent shifts in Ukraine's energy market provide an example for how countries can begin transitioning to clean electrification
President Xi Jinping's pledge that China will be carbon neutral by 2060 requires global cooperation between nations to achieve ambitious climate targets.
South Asia has an opportunity to build back better – and achieve the SDGs – through regional cooperation, the new services economy and a green recovery.
Despite the importance of shea trees to humans, animals and the environment, shea parklands are under intense pressure and more must be done to protect them.
New diagnostic capabilities promise to make healthcare more personalized and pre-emptive – if the right technology and incentives are put into place
Alienated from the existing social, political and economic order, Asian-Pacific youth are forming empowering coalitions to fight for positive change.
Plastic pollution is a global problem that harms ecosystems. A project in Africa is working with scientists to research the effects of plastic on the ocean.
We don’t have the luxury of failing at the ethics of AI - but we are. For real impact, we must address three pivotal issues.
Revitalizing the U.S. manufacturing industry could be key to fighting geographic inequality across the country while driving sustainable economic growth.
Revenue from carbon offsets offers an answer—and in many cases a financial lifeline—to landowners who wish to engage in sustainable management practices.
Plastic pollution continues to threaten our planet's well-being. These innovators from around the world are working towards reducing plastic waste.
As demand grows for aluminium to further the global energy transition, we must gather, sort and recycle it more efficiently to reduce the industry's emissions toll
In order to harness carbon markets, it is vital to give proper knowledge to those communities on the ground most affected by climate change.
The loss of digital trust suggests many people are worried about the role technology plays in their lives currently. Here's how to rebuild digital trust.
Social enterprises are short on resources but big on innovation. The corporate world can help create an environment for these smaller innovators to thrive.
