In some poverty-stricken states of India, millions are still forced to go to the toilet in the open. National toilet-building campaigns such as the Swachh Bharat Mission can change all this.
The Global Deal for Nature sets ambitious conservation targets to address the extinction crisis and help us avert catastrophic climate change, before it’s too late.
Inadequate sanitation in India leads to premature deaths and huge economic losses every year. The country has built 80 million toilets since 2014, but it has a serious shortage of functio...
Design free-thought can break us out of the traps of ideology and commercial imperatives that have driven entrepreneurship in the past.
Brexit is draining the UK's ability to focus on other issues, including the ability of business to invest in new technologies and skills that will transform all our lives.
The oxygen we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat - they all depend on other forms of life. Without the rest of species on the planet, there would be no prosperity, no economy – ...
The public sector could learn from the principles developed in the software industry and turn over more policy to crowdsourcing.
These three companies show why Africa provides the most fertile ground in which to innovate. It is where problems are most deeply felt, and are also big enough to motivate investment and ...
Algorithms are only as good as the data we give them
Innovation ecosystems must promote inclusive and sustained global growth, providing a level playing field for innovators from all strata of society.
Susie Rodgers grew up hiding her disability from the world. But that all changed when she put herself on the path to a gold medal as a Paralympic swimmer.
We all make snap decisions. 'Blind' job interviews can help us to see the person beyond our prejudices.
As companies recognize the worth of one billion people living with a disability, society will follow.
It’s being helped along the way by China’s Belt and Road initiative.
From expediting refugee entrepreneurship to solving the Indian sanitation crisis, these global leaders are committed to action.
