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Chile's renewable energy strategy could serve as a playbook for industrialised countries in Latin America and around the world.

When it comes to the climate crisis, there are few things more important in our arsenal than our forests and those that manage them — many of whom are Indigenous.

Europe’s small and medium-sized enterprises proved more resilient to the COVID pandemic’s economic disruption than larger firms, Eurostat data shows.

The top 20 state-owned enterprises by emissions in the Middle East and North Africa have emissions equivalent to the whole of Canada and the ability to accelerate sustainability action in the region.

Consumers are facing huge price hikes in food and energy bills. Here's how the public and private can work with consumers to find sustainable solutions

The right narratives can change the world. Leaders and activists need to get smart about how they communicate, especially when it comes to climate change.

The ocean is a critically important source of nutritious food, income, inspiration, and stability. According to one estimate global “ocean assets” are worth more than $24 trillion, though marine ecosystems face dangers that put this value at risk - like climate change, ocean warming, increased acidification, oxygen depletion, pollution, overfishing, and illegal fishing. More innovative policies, stronger business leadership, and disruptive technologies will all be essential to navigate towar...

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

The cost of cybercrime could be $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. Cybercriminals have an international reach, and we need a global approach to tackling them.

By elevating the importance of women’s health, we can deliver more inclusive insights, more accessible solutions and much better care for women worldwide.