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Food2020
The world is facing an unprecedented hunger crisis. Here's why
COVID-19 could double the number of people experiencing food insecurity globally thanks to rising food prices, unemployment and strain on food programmes
COVID-19
What are 'pandemic pods', and why are they a problem for diversity?
Pandemic pods – small groups of students learning together at home during lockdown – are growing in popularity, but are they widening the education gap?
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
How COVID-19 is exposing 'hidden poverty' across unequal cities
About half of the world's population live in urban areas, and city mayors are on the frontline of the COVID-19 response working to ensure they are supported with health and social care.
Global Economic Imbalances
Soccer player Marcus Rashford's letter to his 10-year-old self
Manchester United and England soccer player Marcus Rashford has written a letter to his 10-year-old self as part of the launch of a campaign with Burberry.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
How COVID-19 will increase inequality in emerging markets and developing economies
The pandemic threatens 20 years of progress in emerging markets and developing economies, and will likely lead to greater inequality, write two economists at the IMF.
Future of Mobility
It’s time for mobility to be innovative and accessible. Here’s how
COVID-19 has worsened already difficult mobility situations for the disabled, but this era could mark a critical turning point, ushering in new solutions for underserved group.
SDG 01: No Poverty
Coronavirus could push 150 million people into extreme poverty, says World Bank
The coronavirus pandemic could push an extra 150 million people into extreme poverty by 2021, according to revised figures by the World Bank.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
Disability inclusion isn't a tick-box exercise. It's vital to achieving the SDGs
Occasional disability initiatives by business aren't enough if we want to achieve the Sustainable Business Goals – companies need to transform their entire supply chains
COVID-19
These countries were doing best at tackling inequality before COVID-19
Norway comes top for reducing inequality, according to an Oxfam report. But many countries are way behind and COVID-19 will only make the gaps wider, unless urgent action is taken.
SDG 08: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Swiss vote approves nationwide paternity leave
Switzerland is the last Western European country to grant such a provision. Paternity leave is offered by fewer countries than maternity leave and the benefit can vary widely in its lengt...
The Great Reset
COVID, climate and inequality: this week's Great Reset podcast
COVID showed us the world can mobilize to tackle a major threat - can we do the same to beat climate change and inequality? A panel of experts think so.
SDI2020
This disability activist says we must offer dignity and financial inclusion rather than just braille and ramps
Hitting the UN’s development goals is about viewing the SDGs as interconnected.
SDI2020
This woman is making masks more accessible for people with hearing loss
If you can’t see someone’s mouth how do you know if they are smiling at you?
SDI2020
Fairer Economies: What are the challenges in making economies more sustainable?
COVID-19 threatens to widen disparities, but the Great Reset is an opportunity to help the most vulnerable and address poverty, hunger and inequality.
COVID-19
Bill Gates: COVID-19 has made inequality worse in every way possible
A new report from the Gates Foundation shows the impact of the coronavirus on inequality and progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.