
We can make sure Globalization 4.0 leaves no one behind. This is how
As governments retreat from global commitments, the private sector and NGOs have to step up. Here's how they can do it.
Joined the International Rescue Committee (IRC) as President and Chief Executive Officer in 2013 after serving in the United Kingdom government as a Member of Parliament from 2001-13 and as the 74th Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs from 2007-10. Since joining the IRC, has expanded IRC’s humanitarian response efforts into more than 40 war-affected countries. Notably, has helped IRC lead the way in building innovative and creative public and private partnerships to further its humanitarian response work. Most recently, the IRC, in partnership with Sesame Street, won the 100&Change McArthur Foundation grant to launch a new Arabic-Language Sesame Street with the aim to provide refugee children with early childhood education materials. Member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on the Humanitarian System.
As governments retreat from global commitments, the private sector and NGOs have to step up. Here's how they can do it.
This must be the year in which solutions to the global refugee crisis are not only discussed but implemented. Here are four key steps.
Davos 2016: The Syria crisis has become a global crisis because it has been allowed to fester. We now need to play catch up. By virtue of proximity, Europe has no choice but to show the way.