The pandemic has focused attention on how dependent we all are on what happens in other parts of the world for the products we use every day. As businesses look to reinvigorate their operations after the crisis, current innovations in sustainability certification can help build more resilient supply chains through a stronger focus on continuous improvement, transparency and shared responsibility.
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President Trump on Monday extended a freeze on green cards for new immigrants and signed an executive order […]
Clearly, the will to build a better society does exist. We must use it to secure the Great Reset that we so badly need.
1. How COVID-19 is impacting the globe There are more than 1.3 million confirmed cases of infection of the […]
To wear or not to wear?
Sharing data on rare diseases globally could provide benefits to diagnosis, management and treatment, clinical trials and personal […]
Through new data sources, we can gain unprecedented insights into emerging opportunities for employment in the global economy, […]
Historic productivity gains in the food sector have come at alarming environmental and health costs. To meet the […]
More than 250 million tonnes of food is wasted annually in developing countries. Increased access to energy can […]
A recent headline, Narcissists Horrible People but Happy struck a nerve globally, at least on the social media channels that […]
