To tackle this global threat, we need to stand beside developing countries. Cancelling their debt and helping them build comprehensive healthcare are the first steps, says Oxfam.
Digital technology is allowing people to come together and generate important new insights on the coronavirus outbreak.
A new study by WHO uncovers and analyses the prevalence of depression in men vs women due to socio-economic disadvantage, income inequality, violence, etc
At current rates of progress, Sustainable Development Goal 4 - to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all - will be missed by 88%.
This year should see agreements on biodiversity, climate targets and marine resources. It's time for a New Deal for Nature and People.
At a time of increasing nationalism and a rejection of globalism, infectious disease is a reminder that we are interconnected and all have a stake in global health security.
Community-based organizations play a vital role in ensuring the digital transformation benefits the widest number possible, particularly in Latin America.
Faith has a crucial role to play in providing a moral framework for the Fourth Industrial Revolution and also tackling issues at a local level.
Depleted rivers and soil degradation have been disastrous for India's farmers. But a solution that marries ecology with economics could build a sustainable future for all
The connection between the battery driven green economy and the exploitative conditions under which its essential commodity – cobalt – is mined is well known. Here's what needs to change ...
It’s time to empower, inform and activate consumers and build a more balanced and engaged relationship with companies.
Eight years after the Occupy Wall Street movement garnered global headlines, one of its founders is attending Davos this year. Here's why - and what he hopes to achieve
By continuing to finance fossil fuels, banks are hastening a financial as well as ecological catastrophe. It's like the sub-prime mortgage crisis - only this time, there can be no bail-out
Almost 80% of women-owned businesses have limited or no access to credit. The reason? They lack collateral. But a new approach by lenders could change this.
The head of Oxfam, Winnie Byanyima, apologises for the Haiti sex abuse scandal that rocked the organisation last year and explains what the NGO is doing to ensure it never happens again.
