Following its debut at the Annual Meeting in Davos this January, our golf buggy interview series Ideas on the Move returned at the Summer Davos in Dalian, China, where more than 1,800 lea...
每年一月的一周，阿尔卑斯山滑雪胜地达沃斯会转变为全球对话中心，汇聚各界领袖，共同推动当今最紧迫议题的进展。
For one week of the year, the Alpine ski resort of Davos is transformed into a global hub for dialogue, convening leaders to move the needle on some of the most urgent issues we face today.
Healthy forests are instrumental to addressing some of the most pressing issues of the day: slowing climate change and the loss of biodiversity, advancing social equity and sequestering g...
Biodiversity and nature-related loss represent an unprecedented systemic portfolio risk for investors. Forty-four trillion dollars of economic value is moderately or highly dependent on n...
The Sahel region of Africa is one of the regions on Earth that is most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Already, millions of people have had to adapt to the worsening impacts ...
UpLink and TikTok have partnered to source innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing issues under the #MyBigidea campaign.
Have you ever had an idea that you know could really make a positive impact on the world - if only you had the means to make it happen? Well good news - the World Economic Forum is launch...
The ocean is our lifeline - we rely on it for the food we eat, the air we breath, as well as for millions for jobs worldwide.
With the world in lockdown, and people turning to home cooking, recipe books have become a means of escape.
As we grapple with the fears and challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak, many wonder what it means to be a health worker or a patient in the face of life-threatening disease.
With schools closed due to COVID-19 and families stuck at home, books are more important than ever to stimulate minds and inspire hope. In fact, some research has found reading has surged...
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected more than 1.5 billion students across the globe with 192 country-wide closures, according to UNESCO’s latest figures. To help calm children in isolation...
Canadian author Margaret Atwood recently offered book recommendations to fans and followers on Twitter who are feeling isolated and anxious in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
At a book fair in Sao Paulo six months ago, 12-year-old Lua Oliveira noticed something that disturbed her: a mother telling her daughter she couldn't afford to buy a book that cost three ...
