Articles

• Saving the ocean must be part of the Race to Zero
• Why our ocean could hold the best solutions to climate change
• What Nigeria's tech sector can learn from India 
• WWF: These are the biggest threats to the Earth's biodiversity
• Why businesses must lead the race to net-zero emissions
• The future of online education: lessons from South Korea
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 12 November
• Rethinking regulation can fuel self-driving car innovation: Lessons from Israel
• 3 lessons for crafting a future with safer, more efficient self-driving cars
• How women will drive the revival of the middle class
• 5 questions your business must answer to understand the hidden risks in the cloud
• This is how we can design a more sustainable digital economy
• 5 ways to tackle the housing crisis after COVID-19
• Here's how many people COVID-19 could push into poverty, according to the World Bank
• Google adds COVID-related health and safety info to Google Travel
• How do we get to net-zero emissions? 6 experts share their views
• Why EU needs a carbon sink strategy to attain climate neutrality
• This is the key to manufacturing in a post-pandemic world
• How sustainable digital finance can unlock a low-carbon economy
• Everything you need to know about the Race to Zero Dialogues
• This German telecoms company has put a mobile antenna in the stratosphere
• Gender equality in education is improving - but progress still needs to be made
• If pandemic productivity is up, why is innovation slowing down?
• Cape Town could experience another 'Day Zero' this century as water supplies dry up
• Virgin's Hyperloop has just made its first passenger journey. Here's what happened
• The COVID-19 vaccine challenge you might not have known about
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 11 November
• To help start-ups thrive during the pandemic, Abu Dhabi is taking these 5 steps
• How blockchain could transform background checks
• How to make upskilling stick in 3 easy steps
• What is the Paris Agreement? Everything you need to know
• Prince Charles: 10 actions we must take to drive the green recovery
• These are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2020
• Companies need to be transparent and fair to be future-fit. Here's why
• 5 ways the WTO can make investment easier and boost sustainable development
• IEA: Wind and solar capacity will overtake both gas and coal globally by 2024
• As we switch to cleaner energy, there are three energy transition challenges we must not overlook
• 23% of Earth's natural habitats could be gone by 2100, study finds
• This is why one of Europe’s leading economists is calling for an EU development bank
• The COVID-19 reset Latin America needs, according to three experts
• Attitudes towards female leaders haven't changed despite successes managing coronavirus
• Trash for cash: South Africans fight hunger with digital currency
• How vaccines can reach the world's poorest
• Denmark to cull entire mink herd over coronavirus mutation fear
• From virtual patients to green hydrogen: How to harness the top 10 emerging tech of 2020 for good
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 10 November
• What are 'pandemic pods', and why are they a problem for diversity?
• If only we knew. With scenario planning, we do. Here's how to prepare better for the next crisis
• Everything you need to know about the Green Horizon Summit
• Are electric trucks a highway to a low-carbon future or a dead end?
• 7 ways the mining sector can prepare for the coming economic era
• How to follow our Bold Actions for Food as a Force for Good 
• This 'liquid window' harnesses light and heat to save energy in buildings
• 'Great day for humanity': Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine over 90% effective
• What nature can do for the climate in a post-COVID world
• Black Lives Matter – where are we now and what can you do?
• This rope bridge is helping to save the world’s rarest primate
• This is how social innovators are leading the race to zero emissions
• China joins list of nations banning the sale of old-style fossil-fuelled vehicles
• What is green finance and why is it important?
• The tree-hugging tiger and 9 other award-winning wildlife photos
• House on Fire: New podcast explores creative solutions for climate change 
• Creativity will be key to competing against AI in the future workforce - here's how
• From green jobs to net-zero: What a Biden presidency might mean for the planet
• How to follow our Pioneers of Change Summit
• The U.S. election explained in 10 numbers
• Everything you need to know about the Pioneers of Change Summit
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 9 November
• How building with nature can lead a green recovery for our coasts
• Are you an infodemiologist? Here are 7 tips on how to spot false information about the pandemic
• The Global COVID-19 Fintech Market Rapid Assessment
• 4 lessons from nature to build a circular economy
• New Zealand’s first electric plane just completed the longest flight across water: here’s what’s happening with electric aviation
• Race to zero: This graphic shows the rapidly falling cost of renewable energy
• Code-switching: 4 Forum voices on what it is – and why we need to talk about it
• How AI can help combat slavery and free 40 million victims
• Productivity vs wages: How wages in America have stagnated
• AI and Reddit are helping us track COVID-19's impact on mental health
• The world’s most influential values, in one graphic
• How Laughter in The Workplace Can Boost Confidence And Creativity
• The US is facing an unprecedented housing crisis. These 4 innovations could help
• These startling pictures show the impact of COVID-19 on the cruise industry
• A little chaos could be just what the SDGs need: here’s the sense behind it
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 6 November
• 3 ways tech solutions can help the world weather COVID-19
• Researchers have developed an underwater navigation system powered by sound
• Fewer people say they would take a COVID-19 vaccine now than 3 months ago
• How to follow our Race to Zero Dialogues
• How to follow our Green Horizon Summit: The Pivotal Role of Finance
• Much of Europe is back in lockdown. Psychologist Adam Grant has tips on how to cope
• Construction workers 5x as likely to be in hospital for COVID
• What it means to be a college graduate in the COVID-19 era
• China's plan to launch the world’s largest carbon trading scheme by 2025
• Carbon border fees: EU eyes new ways to cut emissions for imports
• America's truck and bus manufacturers are set on a zero-emission future
• Stock markets are not pricing in the risk of climate change, warns IMF
• COP26 might be delayed - but our fight against climate change must continue 
• This is what makes people around the world happy right now
• How a few plants in your front garden could boost your wellbeing
• How to mitigate the economic impacts of infectious diseases
• How to keep fighting neglected tropical diseases during a pandemic
• This study could explain why some patients suffer 'long COVID'
• This strategy can help Africa rapidly finance its economic recovery 
• In pictures: Election Day in the U.S.
• This new soil can water plants all by itself
• COVID-19 is causing the Japanese to swap city life for the countryside
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 4 November
• This blockchain co-founder looks 'for the doers' - here's why
• These could be the most popular travel destinations after COVID-19
• Solar power could provide energy for the world’s poor. Here are 5 ways to pay for it
• October 2020 in pictures: striking images of an eventful month
• Young people and police brutality: generational leadership in Nigeria
• Here's why the business of sustainability has come of age
• The state of women’s leadership in 5 statistics
• This animated map shows how U.S. states have voted since 1976
• The world can no longer protect women with promises alone - they need action
• This is what Japan's future spaceport might look like, and it's pretty stylish
• Machine learning or leading? This is how AI will influence leadership according to an expert
• What role do 'super-spreaders' play in the global transmission of COVID-19?
• Mimicking coronavirus could be key for a COVID-19 vaccine
• Robots and chatbots can help alleviate the mental health epidemic
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 3 November
• COVID-19, higher education and the impact on society: what we know so far and what could happen
• 6 evidenced-based ways to look after your mental health during a second lockdown
• Why it's time for a new ethical perspective on humanity, according to a philosopher
• How has the world's urban population changed from 1950 to today?
• From taxes to transport: visualizing America's $27 trillion debt
• These are the 50 highest cities in the world
• Soccer player Marcus Rashford's letter to his 10-year-old self 
• What have solar-powered fridges got to do with vaccinating Africans against COVID-19?
• This is how different countries vote in their elections
• 5 surprising ways Formula 1 is changing the world
• The world's poorest people are owed $5.7 trillion, says Oxfam
• 9 of the most shocking facts about global extinction - and how to stop it
• This is how much plastic scientists now think is at the bottom of the ocean
• How AI can help Indian dairy farmers
• How 'potholes' are helping Zimbabwean farmers save precious water
• How COVID-19 is exposing 'hidden poverty' across unequal cities 
• Cocoa's bittersweet supply chain in one visualization
• UK launches its first ever vegan-only butchers 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 2 November
• How to transform your business model for a post-COVID future
• Can the growth of aquaculture help restore the health of our ocean? 
• This is how COVID-19 is affecting Europe's SMEs
• This study of 1.6 million chess moves found the age we hit our cognitive peak
• Why empathy is good for business – and how to improve it
• How we can prioritize sustainability in rebuilding tourism
• Five key climate metrics for the oil and gas sector's next five years
• Japan wants to be carbon neutral by 2050. Here's what it will mean for nuclear energy
• IKEA opens pilot second-hand store in Sweden
• AI can detect asymptomatic COVID-19 infections in recorded coughs
• Offshore wind energy to double by 2025
• How US foreign policy will shape the 'Great Reset' - 12 experts explain
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 30 October
• These are the countries that trust self-driving cars the most
• How COVID-19 will increase inequality in emerging markets and developing economies
• 5 things you need to know about cities on World Cities Day 2020
• The best way to restore our forests is to let nature take its course
• Why we need to rediscover the power of human touch
• Chart of the day: These are the behaviours you can change now to achieve net-zero emissions in 2050
• The entrepreneur who is turning waste plastic bottles into boats
• COVID-19: Why we need to have tough conversations on the future of AI
• COVID-19 hit commodities hard - these 8 charts show what we can expect
• Where’s the sea ice? 3 reasons the Arctic freeze is unseasonably late and why it matters
• Australian coral reef 'height of Empire State building' has just been accidentally discovered
• Are countries doing enough to support women through the pandemic?
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 29 October
• It's time to rid the world of viral hepatitis. Here's how to do it
• How arts and culture can serve as a force for social change
• Here's what we can learn about stakeholder capitalism from Milton Friedman
• COVID-19 is set to deepen Japan's demographic crisis
• Old dog training methods teach robots new tricks
• The private sector can help light the way for forcibly displaced people. Here's how
• Expanding marine protected areas could boost fish yields – but there's a catch
• These are the world’s best cities for walking 
• Everything you need to know about the US election
• Are 'mangineers' the future of lean manufacturing?
• Here’s how a smart field-to-fork network could revolutionise our food system
• A new study suggests coronavirus antibodies fade over time – but how concerned should we be?
• The secret to designing a positive future with AI? Imagination
• How used-cars sales explain the cybersecurity market - and how we can fix it
• These economies are teaching children best for the future of work
• Industrial clusters are critical to getting to net-zero. Here’s why
• Our minds may be wandering more during the pandemic — and this can be a good thing
• This Indonesian clinic is keeping villagers healthy and reducing logging by up to 70%
• Socially distanced and super spooky: How to Halloween in a pandemic
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 28 October
• The super-wealthy won big as COVID-19 spread - here's how they can help alleviate the economic peril faced by most
• Fish are evolving to escape modern fishing techniques. This is what it means
• What the 2020 electorate looks like by party, race and ethnicity, age, education and religion
• Cities reboot: Urban life in the age of COVID-19
• How investing in girls' education could return billions in GDP
• Here's how your robot co-worker could help you deal with stress at work
• Roboats: Amsterdam will soon have its own fleet of driverless passenger boats 
• Here's what we still don't know about a COVID-19 vaccine, according to an expert
• Men with physical jobs have 55% higher dementia risk
• Scientists are monitoring sewage to stop the spread of infectious diseases like COVID-19 
• 5 ways COVID-19 has affected children in Sub-Saharan Africa
• Ugly species deserve biodiversity protections, too
• How doubling conservation efforts could tackle emissions and create millions of jobs
• 6 lessons for creating blockchain standards
• How COVID-19 has affected trade, in 8 charts
• These researchers have found a way to turn a common plastic into high-value molecules
• This initiative can give city trees a second life - and create jobs
• Right-wing extremism: The new wave of global terrorism
• Arctic Ocean: why winter sea ice has stalled, and what it means for the rest of the world
• There is definitely water on the moon, according to NASA. Here's what this means
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 27 October
• We have a business and social imperative to transform equity, inclusion and social justice
• Just 1 month in greener play areas could boost kids’ immune systems, study says
• These British retailers are banning glitter this Christmas. Here’s why…
• From plant to paper cup: The economics of coffee in one chart
• As it turns 75, the United Nations is still seen as a force for good
• COVID-19 has worsened ageism. Here’s how to help older adults thrive.
• Test, trace, and targeted support: 4 ways to rescue the economy from the pandemic
• Spurred by COVID-19, African schools innovate to close learning gap
• What is ‘Long COVID’ and what parts of the body does it affect?
• After taking on plastic, Bali sisters want bar raised on climate action
• Winter is coming: Here’s what it’ll mean for the spread of COVID-19
• Japan's plan to become carbon neutral by 2050
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 26 October
• 6 home truths for the new head of the WTO
• We're living longer - but how can we ensure we stay healthy, too?
• COVID-19 is only adding to the woes of older people in Brazil
• Youth, tech and community: 4 lessons from the COVID-19 response in Siaya, Kenya
• As Canada bans bags and more, this is what’s happening with single-use plastics around the world
• 50 homeless people in Canada were given over $5,000 each. Here’s what happened next
• How COVID-19 is helping Oman develop a future-ready workforce
• Duque, Kagame and Netanyahu: How to harness digital tech after the pandemic
• How to achieve racial justice in the workplace: reconnecting with 4 basic rights
• This is why we need to talk about responsible AI
• How to get private capital to protect nature – without greenwashing
• Why organisations need to care about caregiving
• These 6 skills cannot be replicated by artificial intelligence
• Tough air quality rules are making a difference, says London’s mayor
• 5 things to know about the future of jobs
• 5 ways to tell if you are an effective leader 
• AI has just revealed there are over 1.8 billion trees in the Sahara Desert
• How to stay socially connected as lockdown returns
• IMF: What we can expect for the Latin American and Caribbean economy
• 2020 is on course to be the warmest year on record
• 5 ways COVID-19 has impacted working parents in the U.S.
• The number of permanent remote workers is set to double in 2021
• COVID-19 shows why Japan cannot wait to act on gender equality
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 23 October
• 6 changes needed to upskill workers through robotics education
• Regulation could transform the AI industry. Here's how companies can prepare
• Rising youth unemployment in the Middle East is a problem that can be fixed. Here's how
• We asked you for working from home advice – these are your top 8 tips
• Here’s how we can reduce shipping industry emissions
• Finding ‘breathable’ seas may get tough for marine critters
• IMF: Everything you need to know about Asia’s ‘multispeed’ recovery
• What to expect when you’re expecting robots
• This CEO says businesses have to offer new skills to staff to succeed 
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 22 October
• Ground robots are coming – This step can help keep streets safe
• Who owns our orbit: Just how many satellites are there in space?
• This reusable face mask can filter and kill off COVID-19
• 5 charts showing the jobs of a post-pandemic future – and the skills you need to get them
• These tech giants want to help prepare the world for the future of work
• Why you should type less, talk more, according to science
• This is the one skill that will future-proof you for the jobs market
• Africa needs digital skills across the economy - not just the tech sector
• These are the top 10 job skills of tomorrow – and how long it takes to learn them
• COVID isn't gender neutral- it hit women hardest. How to reset the world of work, by the head of UN Women
• How AI can train workers for the jobs of the future
• Overcoming the COVID-19 disruption to essential health services
• IMF: How to ensure an inclusive recovery in the Middle East and Central Asia
• Are people having more panic attacks in the COVID era?
• Is reaching zero COVID-19 possible?
• Does Remote Work Impact Productivity? Here's What Leaders Think
• COVID-19 accelerated the future of jobs. Here’s how to protect workers.
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 21 October
• Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says leaders should look ‘out-in’ - here’s why
• Computing has a gender problem – and isn’t about talent
• Don't fear AI. It will lead to long-term job growth.
• More than 10% of US workers deliberately act against their company's interests: why employers must learn to value their talent
• We need to get better at measuring the value of human capital - here's how to do it
• Growing shrimp is restoring mangrove forests and creating jobs. Here’s how
• The Jobs Reset daily podcast is here
• Your next job move could be easier than you think
• COVID-19, soaring stock markets and the implications for business
• COVID-19 spurred a rise in FinTech. Now regulators are catching up.
• Great strides: 3 steps to pulling young people out of poverty
• This is what the co-founder of LinkedIn says about the future of work
• COVID-19 shows it’s time to rewrite the script on jobs in the creative economy
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 20 October
• What is intersectionality and how can it help businesses tackle diversity and inclusion?
• Here’s how sustainable aviation fuel can take off in Europe
• Demand for cooling is blind spot for climate and sustainable development
• These pre-existing conditions could triple your risk of dying from COVID-19
• Covid-19 indirectly killed far more older adults than we thought
• Digital diagnosis: Why teaching computers to read medical records could help against COVID-19
• These organizations can transform Latin America’s jobs market. But they need investment now
• Why COVID-19 could force millions of women to quit work - and how to support them
• Here’s how to rebuild trust in international travel
• Slack put 5 remote-working myths under the microscope. Here's what it found
• Your personality type affects how you deal with an 'always on' work culture
• We can't meet the SDGs without improving farmers' incomes. Here's why
• 3 ways to prepare young people for the post-COVID jobs market
• 5 ways social innovators are leading the reskilling revolution
• Lookism: Beauty still trumps brains in too many workplaces
• 3 questions to ask yourself next time you see a graph, chart or map
• Unsuited to the new normal? Formal fashion hangs by a thread
• Tech and COVID have transformed how we work: here's what to expect from the Jobs Reset Summit
• People are as concerned about climate change as about infectious diseases, survey finds
• Seniors in these developed countries are skipping flu shots
• How the global coronavirus stimulus could put Paris Agreement on track
• The economic consequences of COVID-19: Why no country is immune
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 19 October
• Can Texas stop its taps running dry?
• At least half of people who have a job fear they'll lose it in the next 12 months
• Why we need a systemic approach to boost access to energy in Africa
• 5 ways diversity can help clobber COVID-19 and its consequences
• What you need to know about equity, inclusion and social justice in the workplace
• What you need to know about economic growth, revival and transformation
• Hyperloops, edtech, water rights and more: These are the markets of tomorrow
• Immunity from COVID-19 could last for up to 7 months, according to a new study
• Judging jargon: Infuriating, but useful. Here’s why
• Companies now face an urgent choice: go digital, or go bust 
• One stillbirth occurs every 16 seconds, according to the UN - and most are preventable
• How COVID-19 has hit offshore freelancers - and how they can bounce back
• How Africa’s digital acceleration can create jobs in a post-COVID-19 world
• How COVID-19 can change work for the better - the World Economic Forum's Saadia Zahidi on the Jobs Reset Summit
• Innovative partnerships offer a way forward to the future of food
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 16 October
• It’s time for mobility to be innovative and accessible. Here’s how
• What you need to know about education, skills and life-long learning
• What you need to know about work, wages and job creation
• Food systems aren’t meeting global needs. Consumers and farmers can change it together
• Why wisdom is the most important value in the Great Reset
• COVID-19 could distract the world from even greater threats
• This is how to empower the workforce to shape the future of work
• We can now measure the progress of stakeholder capitalism. Here's how
• Why COVID-19 must reshape global crisis funding
• Is a regenerative economy the cure for Europe's wilting forests?
• How soon will we be eating lab-grown meat?
• Ending global hunger need not cost the earth – if we invest now
• Why ‘intentional learning’ is the most important skill to learn right now
• System value can power the energy transition in emerging markets
• 11 ways to beat procrastination
• Mapping America’s $2 trillion economic drop, by state and sector
• How U.S. adults are changing their feelings about climate change
• How AI is helping combat homelessness in Canada during COVID-19
• These biometric tech sensors can be printed directly onto human skin
• 5 ways to reset education - and how to help
• This is the new skills gap for young people in the age of COVID-19
• Why the future of food must be blue as well as green
• System Value can usher in a future of great promise
• The Great Reset: Harnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• What it's like to be a COVID-19 'long-hauler' with symptoms that last for months
• Lights out: France imposes curfews to beat back coronavirus
• YouTube bans coronavirus vaccine misinformation
• Here’s how we can protect California’s forests from future wildfires
• Singapore embarks on a million-tree planting spree to protect its future
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 15 October
• What you need to know about jobs and COVID-19 in 5 charts
• 5 things businesses could do right now to prepare for the next crisis
• Sustainable fish farming? Prove it
• Germany drafting law to give people the legal right to work from home
• 8 tips to work from home and manage time more effectively
• Could COVID-19 widen the workplace gender gap?
• Immigrants have a history of winning Nobel science awards
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 14 October
• We need a new information-sharing paradigm. Here's why
• It's time we added a letter to ESG. Here's why
• Universities should support more student entrepreneurs. Here’s why – and how
• 2020 is the year that might save us. Here's why
• Working from home? Here’s why you should start your day with a ‘virtual commute’
• 3 ways we could store carbon in the ocean - without harming it
• Natural disasters are occurring more frequently with increased ferocity, UN says 
• This is how coronavirus compares to the world's smallest particles
• Solar is now ‘cheapest electricity in history’, confirms IEA
• New research shows the Atlantic Ocean just had its hottest decade in 3000 years
• COVID-19 is an opportunity to reset education. Here are 4 ways how
• This is what the racial education gap in the US looks like right now
• How China's digital farmers can grow a post-COVID-19 future
• COVID-19 will probably become endemic – here’s what that means
• COVID-19 and face masks: Your questions answered
• China's imports, exports surge as global economy reopens
• How is coronavirus affecting seasonal work across America?
• Microsoft will let employees work from home permanently
• WHO warns herd immunity strategy 'unethical' and other top COVID-19 stories
• Writing by hand makes children better at learning, study says
• These are the most popular online courses on Coursera
• Without an office, what defines a workplace?
• Safer, cheaper and healthier: it's time to look again at home care for older people
• Auctions are changing, thanks to 2020's Nobel economics prize winners
• The new lens that can unlock the net zero economy
• We must move on from neoliberalism in the post-COVID era
• Which countries use health apps the most? 
• How sustainable investments can help accelerate the energy transition
• New predictions show Antarctica's ice sheets could melt far sooner than expected 
• Phones in class don’t actually hamper learning, study finds
• How is COVID-19 affecting our day-to-day behaviour?
• Yes, companies can save capitalism and the planet: this week's Great Reset podcast
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 12 October
• Here’s how blockchain could help crack down on abusive imagery
• Why bailing out companies doesn't help people recover from economic shocks of COVID-19
• 3 ways COVID-19 has changed youth activism
• Chart of the Day: This is how the $88 trillion global economy is spread around the world
• 5 urgent actions to stop future pandemics crushing the global economy
• Cars, planes, trains: where do transport CO2 emissions come from?
• Ozone hole over Antarctica is one of the biggest in 15 years
• These are the world's top 10 postal services
• Why we're one step closer to a flu vaccine that lasts forever
• IMF: The economics of lockdown
• How to use AI hiring tools to reduce bias in recruiting
• Why investment in mental health is needed now more than ever
• Emissions have fallen this year. Now we need to make it permanent
• COVID-19 is increasing multiple kinds of inequality. Here’s what we can do about it
• 60% of cars sold in Norway last month were electric
• The UN's World Food Programme has been awarded the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize
• 7 ways young people are making a difference in mental health
• How to have conversations on race with African American and Black employees
• COVID-19 will have longterm effects on mental health. This expert explains how to limit the damage
• 5 things to know about mental health across the world
• Here's how Global Shapers' virtual climate activism is thriving
• Disability inclusion isn't a tick-box exercise. It's vital to achieving the SDGs
• Here's what North Sea oil workers have to say about the green transition
• These tiny sensors can hitch a ride on mothback
• 4 effective tips for requesting a raise 
• Higher education: Do we value degrees in completely the wrong way?
• It's not just humans hit by California's wildfires. Rescue teams are saving animals too
• Coronavirus could push 150 million people into extreme poverty, says World Bank
• September was the world's hottest on record
• These 6 strategies can help tourism recover in Latin America
• Our work lives will not return to normal after the pandemic. Here are 3 ways leaders can adapt
• How can Africa prepare its education system for the post-COVID world?
• The real estate industry's transparency challenge - and how it can solve it
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 9 October
• Humanitarian and resilience investing in the COVID-19 era
• World Mental Health Day: 5 powerful quotes on mental health
• Why investing in women small and micro business owners will help the global economy recover
• Climate change hits the poor hardest. Here’s how to protect them
• American poet Louise Gluck wins Nobel literature prize
• How man and machine can work together in the age of AI
• The Duke of Cambridge has just launched the Earthshot Prize. Here's everything you need to know
• What has COVID-19 taught us about flattening the climate curve?
• These risks are worrying business leaders most in 2020: Survey
• Social justice, inclusion and sustainable development need a ‘Great Reset’. Here are 3 key steps we can take
• This is how public buildings can serve this crisis and be ready for the next one
• This plan could save the planet and help the economic recovery from COVID-19
• Going public: This chart shows the 92 year history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average
• These countries were doing best at tackling inequality before COVID-19
• 3 scientists have just won a Nobel Prize for unravelling the mysteries of black holes
• Genetic 'scissors' win Nobel Prize in Chemistry in historic first for women
• What are the biggest risks to business? New data shows climate concerns are rising
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 8 October
• How can we maximise the benefits of a system value approach?
• Our new system value framework can power the energy transition
• Young people in ASEAN have emerged from lockdowns more resilient and digitally switched on. Here’s how
• COVID-19 is redrawing the geo-political map of the world - this week's Great Reset podcast
• 5 ways to empower the manufacturing workforce to survive the pandemic and thrive beyond it
• Women are more likely to follow COVID-19 safety measures, study shows
• Iceland’s most active volcano may be about to erupt
• 5 extraordinary pictures of space
• How debt for climate swaps could spur a green recovery
• Here’s the pope’s prescription for resetting the global economy in response to COVID-19
• How do workers really feel about remote working? This survey had some surprising results
• Citizens in these countries have the most trust in scientists
• How and when will we know that a COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective?
• Back down under: Tasmanian Devils return to Australia's mainland after 3,000 years
• Cycling in Africa is booming. These activists want to make it safer
• The Great Reset: revitalizing global partnerships
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 7 October
• Introducing Meet the Leader, a World Economic Forum podcast
• Cyber insurance is only a few claims away from disaster. This is why it matters
• 10 powerful ways to reduce stress
• This chart shows just how much COVID-19 has affected mental health in America
• Why AI needs a physical body to reach its potential
• This is the partnership we need to fight global cybercrime
• Global warming is heating up nights more quickly than days - with 'profound' effects on wildlife
• On-the-job training or cash handouts? A Rwandan study discovered which was better for youth job prospects
• How to follow our Jobs Reset Summit 2020
• WHO: Just 10% of the world has caught COVID-19 and things are about to get 'difficult'
• Venice's new flood defence has just passed its first test
• COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 6 October
• This is what's on Jane Goodall's bookcase
• This Black British hiker is tackling exclusion from the outdoors
• How working from home made parents happier
• Portugal's cycling success story during COVID-19
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