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December 2, 2022
This report, written in collaboration with the National University of Singapore, sheds light on how SMEs and mid-sized companies can develop strategies and pathways to increase their future readiness. The report recommends a three-pillared approach, which allows SMEs and mid-sized companies to increase their resilience while exploiting their natural agility as a competitive advantage in times of uncertainty.
December 2, 2022
The EU has lost €145 billion in a decade due to climate-related events. Its Green Deal aims to make the bloc carbon-neutral by 2050.
December 2, 2022
Over 1.3 billion people currently experience disability but only 4% of businesses are focused on making offerings inclusive of employees with disabilities.
December 2, 2022
From food security to education to healthcare, these medium-sized businesses, winners of the New Champions Awards 2022, are changing the world. Here’s how.
December 2, 2022
With growing awareness of the importance of ESG in business on the continent, African insurers are banding together to implement these principles.
December 1, 2022
'Social innovators' are people creating solutions that improve lives and communities. This podcast hears what drives them and what they have learned.
December 1, 2022
Cambodia is hopeful that a lot can be accomplished by investing in people to enhance their freedoms, capabilities and opportunities to thrive in peace.
November 30, 2022
~ Recruiting Emerging Talent in Japan, France, Taiwan, and Korea ~ The Ella project, a Japanese musical collective that debuted in 2022 with "Tanizaki Dangerous" (French title "Tanizaki") that provides
November 30, 2022
IMF says Beijing’s zero-Covid policy-related tensions “pose risks of fragmentation”
November 30, 2022
Gujarat has nearly two-thirds of all residential rooftop solar power in India, despite having just 5% of its population. Here’s how it happened.