Lack of nutrition in school years is contributing to stunted growth, according to a new study, which recommends governments instigate free, healthy school meals.
Getting the hiring process right doesn't mean just hiring the right people, but doing so in a way that is time effective for everyone involed.
Despite our knowledge of the land we live on and the technology available to us, very little of the ocean floor has actually been put on a map.
Scotland has made sanitary products free to all women, becoming the first nation in the world to do so, in an effort to combat 'period poverty' and further equality.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases could reach 20 million by the end of January, a new COVID-19 forecasting model by Washington University predicts.
By accelerating changes along the value chain, the industry could substantially reduce its contribution to global warming by reducing emissions.
After the global recession, governments launched major economic packages to reboot their economies. The World Resources Institute explores what lessons we can incorporate into today's gre...
Misinformation about COVID-19 has spread as fast as the virus. UN communications chief Melissa Fleming and journalism entrepreneur Mark Little have plans to slow it down.
Art can change the social contract with society and shift the power of imagination into collective development.
Yellow fever, measles and chikungunya – a virus spread by mosquitoes – are among the other health emergencies of 2020. The World Health Organization also responded to disasters, like the ...
A circular economy could help the world recover financially from COVID-19, researchers from the University of Warwick say. It could also help nations achieve their net-zero carbon emissio...
Top stories: Germany extends restrictions; South Korea sees case spike; global cases pass 60 million.
In 2017, Kenya passed the world’s toughest ban on single-use plastic bags. Judi Wakhungu, Minister for Environment and Natural Resources at the time, discusses the impact the ban has had.
COVID-19 has spread to every corner of the world, exacerbating pre-existing systemic inequalities across societies. Here are 4 innovations with social justice at their heart.
More energy-efficient buildings and healthier indoor environments will be needed if our cities are going to drive a green recovery from COVID-19
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