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The COVID-19 pandemic has widened the gaps in learning outcomes among schoolchildren in India. With the aim of addressing these challenges through digital learning, the World Economic Forum collaborated with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and YuWaah (Generation Unlimited India) to launch the Education 4.0 India initiative. The Education 4.0 India report tracks the progress and findings of the Education 4.0 India initiative, which convened over 40 partners from the education techno...

Small eddies move important nutrients around oceans and help keep marine life healthy. This could also help sustain carbon storage in subtropical oceans.

The COVID-19 pandemic has widened the gaps in learning outcomes among schoolchildren in India. With the aim of addressing these challenges through digital learning, the World Economic Forum collaborated with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and YuWaah (Generation Unlimited India) to launch the Education 4.0 India initiative. The Education 4.0 India report tracks the progress and findings of the Education 4.0 India initiative, which convened over 40 partners from the education techno...

Sahil Raina, Public Engagement, World Economic Forum, +41-795596273, sahil.raina@weforum.org

New British PM Liz Truss has vowed to help usher in ‘The Great Reset’ on behalf of the global elite, despite previously presenting herself as an anti-globalist politician. (Article by Sean [...]

Francis Kéré made history earlier this year as the first African person to win Architecture’s top honour: the Pritzker Prize. He discussed the ways architecture can reshape communities - and what it's taught him about resilience... and having the authority to say 'no'.

Dormant volcanoes could be sources of geothermal energy. Canada is making progress in this area. Iceland and New Zealand already rely on geothermal.

62% of children are enrolled in early childhood education worldwide, but more investment is needed to ensure quality learning for all, says the World Bank.

Staple food prices are soaring in sub-Saharan Africa. It’s not just global factors that are behind this – import levels and exchange rates play a part.