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SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
A year of pandemic, protest and societal disruption has created an inflection point for companies to act on social and environmental justice issues.
To build back better from COVID-19, we need to prioritize strong international cooperation and institutions, social justice and public-private partnership.
It has now been 20 years since the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted the Resolution on Women, Peace, and Security. This is the progress made.
A new statement from the UN, signed by over 1,000 CEOs, calls on businesses around the world to lead the way in strengthening international cooperation.
COVID-19 highlights the need for justice, equality and strong international institutions. The Great Reset is a chance to work together to achieve the SDGs.
We must prevent the misuse of technologies that offer so much hope for humanity. Now is the time to agree on a Declaration of Global Digital Human Rights.
Global peacefulness has fallen by 2.5% since 2008, costing the global economy $14.5 trillion. And COVID-19 could trigger a wave of future unrest.
Youth movements need to embrace a more mature form of activism, distinct from the popularized puritanism that traditionally dictates the behaviour of young change-makers.
Maria Ressa is on bail after being found guilty of cyber-libel in the Philippines. She spoke to the World Economic Forum about press freedom and the threat of misinformation.
A month after the killing of an unarmed African American by US police which sparked worldwide protests - has anything changed?
The isolation politics of the past decade have been damaging. We now have the choice now to strengthen and rebuild multilateralism.
The pandemic means prisoners are not only denied their freedom, their lives are put at risk. Large numbers must now be released.
Global dissatisfaction with democracy has risen over the last quarter of a century - but 'islands of contentment' remain.
Photojournalist Rena Effendi tells the story of his search for seven orphaned grandchildren in a refugee camp in Syria.
6 billion codes are already tracked in Russia's ambitious digital scheme which aims to tackle the shadow economy.