The Tengah eco-development will feature abundant green space and a car-free town centre to make it more sustainable and improve residents’ quality of life.
These charts show how gender and race impact those working in the tech industry, where more needs to be done to promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
The Baltimore Wood Project reclaims wood from empty properties to create a circular economy - repurposing material, reducing landfill waste and providing much-needed jobs.
COVID-19 has accelerated the use of IoT technologies, from contact tracing and fitness trackers to ‘smart homes’. But questions around governance remain.
About 17% of global food production goes to waste – tackling the issue could have significant environmental, social and economic benefits.
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the uptake of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies. People are reskilling and technology jobs are offering better job security.
Meteorological satellites have long been used to forecast extreme weather events and could now be used to improve agriculture as well as wildlife crime.
Here are some reasons to protect forests from the Food and Agriculture Organisation as 1.6 billion people rely on vital forest ecosystems for their livelihoods.
McKinsey has identified the key steps organizations need to take in order to emerge from the pandemic both stronger and more adaptable.
Gender equality in the workplace is a cause of concern for many organisations. Here's to improve the gender gap in your workplace.
IWD 2021 celebrates women in leadership after a year in which female politicians have been praised for their responses to the pandemic.
The English National Opera is helping sufferers use singing to manage their symptoms – as arts companies worldwide are hit hard by the pandemic.
3D-printing technology could help widen access to education post-pandemic by being used to construct sustainable schools, quickly and cost-effectively.
A new game will allow smartphone users to support real-life conservation projects across the world by ‘caring for’ rare animals and ‘planting’ trees.
Social media platforms like TikTok are being used by medics to dispel false information about COVID-19, which could undermine the global pandemic response.
