By 2050, 90% of land could become degraded. Businesses can take action now to reverse land degradation and restore the healthy ecosystems they depend upon.
Private investors are starting to look at climate adaptation funding opportunities, but more must be done to create inclusive, climate-smart ecosystems.
The pandemic is far from over, but the COVID-19 lessons we've learned so far can help us beyond the current emergency.
Alongside tackling COVID-19 and the climate crisis in conflict zones, humanitarians need help to address autonomous weapons and cyber risk in 2022.
Green corridors offer a way to scale zero-emission shipping industry solutions to meet climate targets by 2050. We examine how two trade routes could work.
Crypto assets are changing the international monetary and financial system, but there is an urgent need for cross-border collaboration to address potential challenges.
60 supply chain leaders explain what could have been done differently: Some of the biggest lessons centre on new skills and new managerial thinking.
London and Singapore are leading the way in sustainable road mobility through road pricing that tackles pollution, eases congestion and improves city life.
The need to improve digital inclusion has never been greater. A new platform will give policymakers the tools and resources to bridge the digital divide.
A widespread lack of awareness about digital regulation could threaten future innovation and increase fragmentation of this globally vital sector.
The WTO must ensure trade policies help women disproportionally affected by COVID-19. Creating opportunities for women can aid global economic recovery.
The challenges and opportunities of forest conservation finance offer lessons for harnessing private investment capital for conservation more generally.
A diverse workforce and inclusive content are imperative for the longevity of media organizations, yet there is still a lack of diversity in the newsroom.
COP26 saw rules clarified, more finance, especially for adaptation, greater clarity on long-term goals and the treatment of climate-related loss and damage.
The cultural differences between China and Europe present a unique set of challenges when it comes to aligning AI ethics. Is a global framework possible?
