Pre-COVID barriers to collaboration in health and education systems have been set aside in pursuit of the bigger picture, aligning with many of the SDGs.
Infectious diseases can jeopardise economic growth in several ways - but early, targeted interventions by policy-makers can mitigate the negative impacts.
The pandemic is amplifying existing inequalities in Brazil - and the older population are suffering disproportionately as a result.
Our societies are ageing, but we still have work to do to ensure we stay healthier for longer, too. Here's why a multistakeholder approach is the answer.
Experts from the Word Economic Forum's US Global Future council explain how the United States can steer its foreign policy efforts to aid the global recovery.
Accelerating to boost Africa's access to energy and clean cooking fuels in Africa today is an urgent issue that demands a systemic approach, rather than a purist
Many poorer countries responded to COVID-19 more effectively than richer nations. Here's why that is - and why it should give us all hope for the future.
By measuring how free we feel in the workplace in 4 basic ways, we can make advances in our commitment to inclusion, equality and tackling racial injustice.
Private investment can prevent fragile situations from spiralling into crisis and pave the road towards a sustainable economic recovery.
Home care is safer and cheaper than residential care, and delivers better outcomes for patients. Here's how to make it more affordable and accessible.
For many people, sheltering at home is unsustainable or impossible - and public buildings need to be adapted for remaining and returning communities.
There is a crisis of inaction on mental heath around the world. This World Mental Health Day, the future of our mental health is up to us. Will you help?
As well as a public health crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on poverty levels and inequality.
Occasional disability initiatives by business aren't enough if we want to achieve the Sustainable Business Goals – companies need to transform their entire supply chains
In reskilling employees for the AI age, we can choose to try to be better than robots or to complement them. Here's why we should take the latter approach.
