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Agricultural businesses are taking advantage of disruptive tech to ensure food quality during the production, procurement, storage and trade of produce.

Progress is needed to secure economic equality for women in the MENA region. Increasing female representation in leadership roles can improve global competitiveness.

We take an umbrella when rain is expected – should we use a face mask if a COVID wave is forecast? Raising precautions as cases climb can cut infections.

The COVID-19 outbreak highlighted how public-private collaboration is key in addressing existing global health inequities and tackling future pandemics.

Every week the Radio Davos podcast looks at the world's biggest problems and how we might solve them. This episode has highlights from the last 12 months.

Communities in Africa living in extreme poverty are highly vulnerable to natural disasters. Could parametric insurance help to build climate resilience?

About 20% of people in Africa face chronic hunger, versus only 10% globally. The situation is worst in Somalia and ‘very serious’ in seven other countries

Extreme weather is impacting both the fish and the wasabi that are essential to sushi. Add in overfishing and you have the perfect storm, say experts.

Volvo's Chief Purchasing Officer Andrea Fuder shares the factors she weighs when vetting new partnerships and why she sees each sourcing decision as a wedding.

The shift from traditional energy is still widely debated, and the Ukraine war underscores the need for a global and unified green energy transition.