Sunday 26 September 2021

Introducing Economist Impact Perspectives

Our new weekly newsletter to inspire your thinking
September 24th 2021
Perspectives
This week: UN SDG Moment insights and the launch of The sustainability project: plus, we explore supply chain resilience and gum disease.
Introducing our new weekly newsletter
Welcome to the first edition of Perspectives, the new weekly newsletter from Economist Impact.
Economist Impact combines the rigour of a think tank with the creativity of a media brand to drive progress. Together with our partners, we address the issues that will define our shared future across three key sectors; sustainability, health and new globalisation.
With the launch of Economist Impact Perspectives, we're excited to bring you exclusive features written by our field-leading analysts with guest contributions from our globally-recognised partners, as well as video content and infographics. We hope the newsletter will inspire new thinking and expand your view into critical issues facing our world.
This week, we feature key insights from Claire Casey, our global head of policy, on "the state of the SDGs", which she presented earlier this week at the UN SDG Moment 2021. John Ferguson, our new globalisation practice head, also analyses the competing priorities of government policy and corporate strategy in supply chain management.
I look forward to sharing more about Economist Impact and our work with you over the coming months. Please let me know if you have any questions, we always welcome your thoughts and feedback.
Best wishes
Claudia Malley
President & managing director, partnerships, Economist Impact
Economist Impact sets the stage at UN's SDG Moment 2021
This week, world leaders came together at the UN's SDG Moment 2021 to push for progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.
Claire Casey, Economist Impact's global head of policy and insights, set the stage for further discussion, presenting the "state of the SDGs". Though the pandemic has disrupted hard-won gains, it has also proven how quickly we can act.
Friends or foes in supply chain resilience feature image
Globalisation
Friends or foes in supply chain resilience
Covid-19 has convinced public and private sector decision-makers to enhance supply chain resilience, but efforts to increase onshoring are at odds with corporate strategy.
The business of supply chain disruption feature image
Globalisation
The business of supply chain disruption
Supply-chain shocks are levying a range of direct and indirect costs on multinationals as businesses exchange efficiency for resilience.
Climate change and its impact on lung health feature image
Health
Climate change and its impact on lung health
Evidence suggests that emissions linked to global warming have an adverse impact on respiratory health.
Time to take gum disease seriously feature image
Health
Time to take gum disease seriously
We explore how eliminating gingivitis and treating 90% of periodontitis cases has a positive ROI in six European countries over ten years.
Fixing Food: G20 countries can lead the way feature image
Sustainability
Fixing Food: G20 countries can lead the way
The latest Food Sustainability Index explores how the G20 can drive progress on global food sustainability.
The Sustainability Project: launching soon feature image
Sustainability
The Sustainability Project: launching soon
A new digital forum helping global leaders advance sustainability solutions and accelerate world-changing impact.
Preparing for the EV transition
Spotlight
The UK is preparing to ban new sales of petrol and diesel cars in 2030. The rEV Index, supported by BP, explores how we can prepare for the transition.
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