‘Can India seize its moment?’ That was the focus of a key session on Thursday at Davos 2024, the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Almost a quarter of jobs (23%) are expected to change in the next five years, the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2023 found, with 69 million new jobs created and 83 million ...
Global inflation continues to ease in 2024, as reflected in the latest survey results from the Chief Economist Outlook, raising the question: what will happen with interest rates this year?
Putting people at the centre of a more prosperous growth trajectory, giving them economic opportunities, and meeting climate targets, as well as the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, al...
Britt Wray, who initially worked as a conservation biologist, was now dealing with vast amounts of research that narrated distressing tales of the climate crisis unfolding around us.
"El crecimiento demográfico y la urbanización están impulsando la construcción de ciudades equivalentes al tamaño de Nueva York cada mes", señala Nollaig Forrest, jefa de sostenibilidad d...
Like several other low-income African countries, Zambia struggled to access medicine for diarrhoea - the third leading cause of preventable deaths in the country for children under five.
"Population growth and urbanization are driving the construction of cities equivalent to the size of New York City every month," Nollaig Forrest, the Chief Sustainability Officer at Holci...
"Halfway to the 2030 deadline, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are in deep trouble," the UN declared at the start of its SDG Summit this week. Only 15% of the goals set under the...
Tackling the biggest challenges we face today - from the climate crisis to global economic uncertainty - requires innovation. That innovation will require new skills.
Chanchi Ben (also called sister) worked as a small farmer in Vinchhiya village, about 170km from the bustling economic and industrial hub of Ahmedabad city in western India. But she was b...
"I wasn't ready to be a refugee," says Innocent Havyarimana, who was forced to flee his native Burundi in 2013 due to traumatic events.
How can we shape economic growth and a future of work that is resilient, inclusive, sustainable, and equitable?
"Nuestros lugares de trabajo deben ser refugios seguros, donde podamos aportar lo mejor de lo que somos," afirma Melonie Parker, jefe de diversidad de Google, al Foro Económico Mundial. "...
Missed the World Economic Forum's Growth Summit 2023? Here's a recap of Day 2, where world leaders engaged in conversations around a fresh vision for growth - one that generates jobs and ...
