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Future of Food
Quality coffee can boost local economies and benefit farmers – here’s how
Special training to maximize sustainable farming practices can help farmers grow higher quality coffees, boosting productivity and their economies.
Global Issue
Industry
Economy
4th Industrial Revolution
Global Issue
Industry
Economy
4th Industrial Revolution
Global Agenda
Ageing
Coronavirus is creating retirement insecurity. These 10 steps can diffuse the timebomb of an ageing population
Considering tangible assets (including savings and property), and less tangible assets such as health, skills and career readiness to work longer.
Leadership
How learning in a crisis can build more resilient leadership
Leaders must make difficult decisions during the coronavirus crisis. How can they be sure their choices are right and remain resilient at the same time?
Future of Mobility
It's time to start investing in infrastructure for electric trucks
A lack of truck-specific charging infrastructure is slowing down the uptake of battery-electric trucks on European highways. Here's what needs to happen.
LGBTI Inclusion
LGBTQ young adult fiction: Here are 5 uplifting books to get you started
Queer young adult fiction tends to be set in the contemporary world and focused on coming out, heartbreak or fighting for acceptance. These 5 books offer a more uplifting perspective.
Future of Work
Entrepreneurs are 'made, not born'. Do you have what it takes to become one?
Ethan Mollick, Wharton professor and author of The Unicorn’s Shadow, discusses modern entrepreneurship and busts some common myths.
COVID-19
Fighting COVID-19 could cost 500 times as much as pandemic prevention measures
Researchers discovered that significantly reducing transmission of new diseases from tropical forests would cost, globally, between $22.2 and $30.7 billion each year.
Education and Skills
COVID-19 forced a billion children out of school - here’s how we can save their education
The pandemic has put a significant strain on education around the world, but will permanently scar some of the world's poorest children. How can we fix it?
Neuroscience
11 cognitive biases that influence politics
Cognitive biases can consciously or unconsciously influence our political opinions. These are some of the most common.
COVID-19
Renewable energy can get India's returned rural migrants back to work
During India's lockdown many workers moved back to their villages, where employment opportunities are limited. Could renewable energy be the answer?
COVID-19
New poll shows what people think coronavirus will do to their economies
A new YouGov survey reveals both fear and optimism as people look ahead to a looming global recession.
COVID-19
These 3 charts show what COVID-19 has done to global energy demand
With much of the world on pause, electricity usage went into decline. New data reveals by how much.
Healthcare Delivery
Why we need access to global health data: a cancer patient’s view
We need to break down barriers to global health data-sharing to transform treatment decisions and outcomes - especially in the case of rare diseases.
Agriculture, Food and Beverage
How AI is bringing the ‘dark matter of nutrition’ to light, unlocking the power of plants
Humans lack a molecular understanding of plants and therefore do not fully understand their nutritional potential. New uses of AI can change that for the better.
Emerging Technologies
Small, independent manufacturers could be crucial to reshaping industry post-COVID- Here’s why
Localized production could allow for greater resilience and opportunity as the globe struggles with the coronavirus.