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Published on 21 April 2021 It is essential that we test new and innovative ways to reach people with disabilities in order to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. On World Creativity and Innovation Day, we are highlighting how Inclusive Futures is trialling new approaches to improve the lives of people with disabilities. With funding from UK aid, the 16 Inclusive Futures partners are working to include people with disabilities in health, work, education, and tackle stigma and discrimination. Inclusive Futures are using a range of innovations – from ...

Posted on April 21, 2021 UNDP and HEART 17 launch platform to unite youth, artists and business to drive action on sustainable development Illustration: HEART 17   New York - A new global initiative called HEART 17, launched today in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), to bring together young people and the creative and private sectors to fight poverty, inequality and climate change. HEART 17 will focus on building connections between youth, artists, creators, business leaders and changemakers to amplify voices and drive action to achieve the Sustainable Develop...

April 21, 2021 The latest additions come as the United Nations marks World Creativity and Innovation Day on April 21, celebrating human ingenuity and the creative economy, and their essential role in helping communities throughout the pandemic. — WAM photo DUBAI — A wearable device that warns when social distancing is not being respected and a Jordanian program helping vulnerable communities grow online businesses during lockdown is among five new projects selected from a call for COVID-19-related proposals from Expo 2020 Dubai’s Global Best Practice Programme. The h...

RGU, Aberdeen University, NHS Grampian, NHS Highland and HIE among the winners in Knowledge Exchange Awards Updated: April 21, 2021, 5:09 pm © Kenny Elrick/ DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A partnership between Robert Gordon University (RGU) and a company specialising in chlorine dioxide has scooped one of the top gongs in the sixth Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards (SKEAs). The Aberdeen-based university teamed up with Scotmas Group to develop a new and innovative method of producing disinf...

Image: Clients are emotionally invested in banks, as the custodians of their money/Unsplash You’re about to call a cab. As you open the app, you get a pop-up message from your bank warning you that three of its other clients experienced poor service from this provider. So, you choose a different ride. This could be the client service journey of the future. A hyper-personalised approach where your bank acts as your financial friend assisting you at every touchpoint of the value chain, including your interactions with other service providers. In this world, clients know the value they hold. A...