A glimpse into the future of human rights
As we approach the 70th anniversary of the ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, where has progress been made, and what challenges remain?
As we approach the 70th anniversary of the ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, where has progress been made, and what challenges remain?
Gathering and sharing data will improve systems, address waste and help in decision-making.
"Suddenly, our computers will be full of algorithms that, like weeds, will adapt quickly and seek new ways to capture living space."
Future of Energy: Strong leadership, good policy, and a human vision are essential to a smooth energy transition to a lower carbon future. This is how we achieve them.
Erica Kochi, the Head of Innovation at UNICEF and leader of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council discusses how we can make sure we don't programme machines with our biases.
From economic growth to technological innovation, Africa could experience a year of opportunity.
Changing business models have allowed new players to participate in the electricity market. But what does this energy revolution entail for Latin America?
Homicide rates are falling after years of gruesome statistics in a region that hosts 43 of the world's 50 most violent cities – though there's still a long way to go.
How are Behavioural Sciences applied in our economy and society currently? What opportunities will they open up in the next 10-15 years? Which sectors can profit most? What are the risks ...
Europe is leading the global energy transition. However, to progress in energy transition, the world requires a collaborative, systematic approach aimed at solving problems and capitalizi...
Evidence has shown that AI and machine learning can lead to systematic bias. As its creators, we have a responsibility to put controls in place
Globalization and technological progress has made productivity more dependent on a broad, complex and difficult-to-achieve set of skills.
Aiming to be carbon-neutral by 2025, Copenhagen is building a new skyline out of reclaimed bricks and wood.
The energy transition is happening, whether governments are on board or not. These proven policies can help them harness the winds of change
Latin America's largest city was once among the region's most violent. But the bustling metropolis of over 12 million Paulistanos has experienced a remarkable decline in homicide rates.