SDG Sustainable Development Goals
Kids That Read, Eat Paid Members Public
In the heart-wrenching moment at a gas station, a truth emerges: as a society, our acceptance of educational disparity perpetuates a cycle of poverty. In the age of information, technology, & collective responsibility, we have the power to transform lives through accessible education for all.
An Entire Generation Left Behind: How COVID-19 Created an Education Crisis Paid Members Public
Limited internet access in low- and middle-income countries, with less than 50 percent penetration in 95 percent of low-income nations, hindered remote learning during the pandemic, underscoring the urgent need for significant investments in ICT infrastructure and digital skills to achieve SDG 4.
Goal Getters: Grassroots Solutions to World's Biggest Challenges Paid Members Public
In 2015, the United Nations set forth the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with the ambitious aim of eradicating global challenges by 2030, but as we approach the deadline, it's clear that we're falling behind.
Generating Value Beyond Economics: Impact Venture Funds and Their Contribution to Social Change Paid Members Public
Explore the landscape of impact-focused venture funds, a catalyst for meaningful societal and environmental progress, where strategic investments intersect with social good, creating a unique avenue for financial growth intertwined with lasting positive change.
Unlocking the Power of AI: How ChatGPT Can Revolutionize the Fight Against Food Waste Paid Members Public
The statistics are alarming, with food waste being responsible for a larger greenhouse emissions footprint than major industries such as the airline industry, plastics production, and oil extraction.
Climate Change: The Greatest Threat and the Biggest Opportunity Paid Members Public
There's an urgent need to combat climate change. Technology can help to mitigate its impact thru carbon capture technology and renewable energy solutions. To build a sustainable world, we need to support the adoption of technological solutions with appropriate investment and regulatory incentives.
Why Virtuous Cycles Are Everyone’s Business Paid Members Public
Current production and consumption patterns lead to climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, deforestation, water scarcity, food waste, and high carbon emissions.
Designing to Scale Paid Members Public
As cities grow and face increasing challenges such as climate change and housing loss due to disasters, innovative startups, and technology offer a glimmer of hope.
