Sunday 18 April 2021

Youth leading the food-system transformation

Young people have the greatest stake in the future of food systems.
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PERSPECTIVES
 
Issue #15
 
 
 
 
Youth leading the food-system transformation
 
Young people have the greatest stake in the future of food systems. They can be dynamic agents of positive change, yet their role is too often overlooked. How are young people promoting a more sustainable, equitable and nourishing food system for all?
 
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Sustainability
Economic costs of water stress
 
Water scarcity, floods and poor water quality threaten the health of communities and ecosystems as well as global agricultural, energy and industrial systems. What must be done to reduce the economic cost of water stress and mismanagement?
 
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Strategy & Leadership
How will treasurers drive seamless e-commerce expansion?
 
The rapid growth of e-commerce during the pandemic has brought treasurers closer to customers. How can treasurers optimise digital payments while also safeguarding consumers' financial data?
 
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Strategy & Leadership
Supply chain evolution: A strategic perspective
 
A supply chain revolution is underway: more than 50% of enterprises are planning to make significant changes to their strategy over the next few years. But what tactics can be implemented to develop supply chains that are resilient, flexible, adaptive and transparent?
 
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Healthcare
The unrecognised burden of osteoarthritis: unmet needs in Europe
 
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a chronic joint condition causing pain, stiffness and mobility problems. The number of people affected in Western Europe has grown by 54% over the past 30 years, reaching 57m in 2019. In this report, the Economist Intelligence Unit looks at the costs of failing to meet the needs of people with OA.
 
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The war against money-laundering is being lost
 
The global system for financial crime is hugely expensive and largely ineffective
 
 
 
 
 
Researchers have created embryos that are part-human and part-monkey
 
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UPCOMING EVENTS
 
 
 
 
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