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World Economic Forum | Agenda | podcasts

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 These 9 design principles can help deliver high-value affordable housing | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

In 2022 there were 582,462 homeless people in the US alone. Affordable, human-centric housing is hard to deliver — but these 9 design principles can help.

 New York Climate Week: 5 takeaways for the nature-positive agenda | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Finance, nature tech and Indigenous communities were among the focus areas for a New York Climate Week that reaffirmed the importance of nature-positive action in supporting the net-zero transition.

 Ugandan fish smoking kiln reduces cancer risks for women | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

New fish smoking kiln in Uganda reduces cancer risk for women and makes the process more efficient while also producing higher quality fish and reducing environmental impact.

 How to rebuild robust health workforces: An evidence-based approach | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

A new set of recommendations lays out a roadmap for rebuilding healthcare workforces, with real-world examples of solutions being implemented.

 The top 5 countries for electric vehicle adoption | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Electric vehicle sales are growing exponentially worldwide, with Norway, Iceland, Sweden, the Netherlands and China leading the way. Government support is key to driving adoption.

 7 ways bosses can help employees take meaningful time off and avoid burnout | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Many employees struggle to take holidays -- or to switch off when they're out. Bosses can use these tactics to help staff recharge and avoid burnout.

 New 'design thinking' can lead to a more sustainable world | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

In the face of accelerating global challenges, innovators must employ "design thinking" or expansive ways of thinking to create a more sustainable world.

 Why vegetables and museum visits could soon come by prescription | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Fruit and veg is not the only unusual treatment available on prescription to boost health and wellness around the world.

 IMF raises global growth prospects, and other economics news to read this week | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Top economy stories: IMF increases outlook for global GDP in 2023; ECB and Fed raise interest rates; US GDP shows stronger growth in Q2 than expected.

 This shoe could help rewild cities | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

A London-based designer has created a running shoe outsole that helps in rewilding cities. The design is inspired by nature, and it is made from recycled materials.

 Why are older adults more susceptible to heat-related illness, and what can be done about it? | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Extreme heat is particularly hard on older adults, and climate change is making the problem worse. Here's why more and more elderly are at risk from heat stress.

 How 3 innovative startups are tackling Latin America's devastating water crisis | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Latin America's three-year drought has had a devastating impact on humans, livestock and crops. Here are three solutions improving everything from water quality to employment.

 How companies can get a grip on ‘business email compromise’ | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Business email compromise has evolved from basic email phishing scams to sophisticated invoice scams needing a multi-faceted approach to safeguarding.

 Healthcare systems need to be consumer-centric. Here's why | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Shifting from passive recipients of medical services to active, engaged consumers can improve quality of care, allocation of resources and public health.

 AI: These are the biggest risks to businesses and how to manage them | File Type: image/jpeg | Duration: Unknown

Artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionize areas like medicine and agriculture. But it also poses significant risks to business and society, experts say.

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