
How 'active efficiency' can help electricity grids weather the storms to come
As we saw in Texas, our electrical systems are increasingly at the mercy of severe weather-related events. Here's how to build-in the resilience they need.
As we saw in Texas, our electrical systems are increasingly at the mercy of severe weather-related events. Here's how to build-in the resilience they need.
Smart cities can help urban centres retain talent, as well as better prepare for future challenges and crises. But how can cities transform digitally?
The CEO of Verizon, shares how he sharpens his leadership skills, why he charts his time, and why he's dedicated his life to bridging connectivity gaps.
A UK start-up is converting an industrial greenhouse gas into protein that can be fed to livestock, reducing the need for resource-sapping traditional animal feeds.
COVID-19 shone a spotlight on older people's health. We need the same level of investment in preventative healthcare to ensure a health ageing population.
The Future Health Index 2020, which surveyed young healthcare professionals, confirms they are hopeful that technology can improve working conditions.
Drones provide a potential avenue for ensuring that everyone, no matter where they live, has access to high quality healthcare.
How Japan is solving transportation problems for its rural and increasingly elderly population offers a model for other countries and their ageing citizens
Helen Clark, Co-Chair of the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response, explained in an Agenda Dialogues session how we can prepare better for future pandemics.
By employing local people as tree planters, TAZO Tree Corps hopes to address inequity and create work in low-income neighbourhoods and communities of colour.
Low-income countries, like Colombia, prove that low-cost modifications to existing infrastructure can reduce energy poverty and aid energy transition.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić told the Global Technology Governance Summit that a shift to e-government had already saved 180 million sheets of A4.
Better protection frameworks for data collection and sharing are needed. A new report from Data for Common Purpose Initiative identifies key enablers.
The pandemic is pushing economic power back into the hands of the elites – but free digital skills training could redress the balance to the benefit of all
Gender inequality is not only wrong, it is dangerous and weakens us all: global leaders must boldly finance a more equal world post-pandemic.