Unlocking Africa's $1 trillion food economy: The role of global aid and sustainable technology
Global aid with strategic investments can help address systemic barriers to achieving Africa’s $1 trillion food economy by 2030.
Tunde Kara
April 24, 2024
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Bird flu spread a ‘great concern’, plus other top health stories
Top health news: WHO warns on bird flu risk; health-harming heat stress rising in Europe; AI model ‘almost matches experts’ in assessing eye conditions.
Shyam Bishen
April 24, 2024
It’s financial literacy month: From schools to the workplace, let's take action
April is financial literacy month in the United States but it is an opportunity to improve the low levels of financial literacy of adults around the world.
Annamaria Lusardi and Andrea Sticha
April 24, 2024
The green skills gap: Educational reform in favour of renewable energy is now urgent
Despite the rapid expansion of green job opportunities globally, only a small fraction of the workforce possesses green skills to address climate change.
Roman Vakulchuk
April 24, 2024
Beyond greenwashing: 5 key strategies for genuine sustainability in agriculture
Businesses must adopt clear and measurable frameworks for implementing regenerative agriculture practices and move beyond greenwashing.
Santiago Gowland
April 24, 2024
The global supply of equities is shrinking – here's what you need to know
Research shows significant drops in the number of publicly traded equities, with an uncertain economic backdrop partly to blame for the $120bn reduction.
Emma Charlton
April 24, 2024
Why the energy transition needs 'bridge' solutions
Nuclear power or natural gas could provide energy security and bridge the green energy transition as the market still relies on high-emitting fossil fuels.
Tarek Sultan
April 24, 2024
How Indigenous expertise is empowering climate action: A case study from Oceania
Indigenous peoples are our foremost experts on climate and biodiversity. Now, the world is waking up to the importance of Indigenous climate leadership.
Amanda Young and Ginelle Greene-Dewasmes
April 23, 2024
What is desertification and why is it important to understand?
Drylands are degrading into deserts and could displace millions in the decades to come. This explainer breaks down desertification's causes and how can it be mitigated.
Andrea Willige
April 23, 2024
It is time to create an economy that works for all
It is time for a new economic paradigm, one that allows for more equitable and sustainable growth. We call this new paradigm “sustainomy”.
Piyachart "Arm" Isarabhakdee
April 23, 2024
5 ways sustainable forestry can support climate action, development and biodiversity
Sustainable forestry can catalyze climate action, boost development and protect biodiversity via reforestation and sustainable management of working forests.
Charlotte Kaiser
April 23, 2024
4 lessons from the renewables playbook for today’s clean infrastructure boom
Advanced carbon management technologies are needed to tackle hard-to-abate emissions; lessons from renewable energy sources like solar and wind can help with challenges.
Jennifer Holmgren
April 23, 2024
Energy transition: Everything you need to know and live coverage from #SpecialMeeting24
Deep diveBalancing the urgent need to speed up progress on the energy transition, while ensuring that everyone on the planet has just, affordable, and equitable access to energy.
Ella Yutong Lin and Kate Whiting
April 23, 2024
Global collaboration: Everything you need to know and live coverage from #SpecialMeeting24
Deep diveWorld leaders are meeting in Saudi Arabia for the World Economic Forum's Special Meeting on Global Collaboration, Growth and Energy for Development. Here's what you need to know.
Spencer Feingold and Kate Whiting
April 23, 2024