Wednesday, 11 January 2023

Topics to watch in 2023 (and beyond)

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January 11th 2023
Perspectives
Inform your discussions and decisions this week: for the first issue of 2023, examine the topics, trends and technologies that will shape the next twelve months across sustainability, new globalisation and health.

This week, uncover important global sustainability issues and understand the evolution of ESG. You can also learn how geopolitics will continue to define trade, assess the effects of socioeconomic uncertainty on wellbeing and find out about the role of technology as people aspire to live longer and more fulfilling lives.
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Understand why stronger collaboration is needed to accelerate progress with Martin Koehring, senior manager for sustainability, climate change and natural resources.
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Globalisation | blog
Key trends in trade: 2023
Oliver Sawbridge, a manager in our policy and insights team, examines how businesses can mitigate future shocks and take advantage of growth opportunities.
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Sustainability | report
Understanding the evolution of ESG
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors have moved from a niche investor issue to a mainstream corporate focus, but ESG may undermine business performance. Explore the future of ESG against the backdrop of socioeconomic uncertainty in our new report.
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Sustainability | article
How to build "blue" skills for the ocean economy
As many evaluate their careers in the new year, the "blue" economy can offer young people fulfilling roles—while addressing labour shortages. Discover how to prepare workers for a new challenge.
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Technology and innovation | article
Harnessing technology for longer lifespans
As many of us make commitments to improve our health and wellbeing, understand how aging residents of Singapore use digital technology to manage their lives.
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Sustainability | data story
What is ocean acidification and why does it matter?
Ocean acidification poses an existential threat to many forms of marine life, and thus to food chains, livelihoods and economies. What is it, and what can we do to avoid its worst impacts in the months and years ahead?
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