Empowering Women To ‘Empower Community’ To Fight Poverty
Microfinancing helps microentrepreneurs to lead a life free from the shadows of poverty.
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Corporate Disclosure On Financial Risks Related To Climate Change Are Still Missing In 72% Global CSR Reporting
KPMG’s study shows reluctant corporate reporting when it comes to disclosing climate change related financial risks to their shareholders and investors alike.
Gathering Evidence To Regain Public Trust In Business Through ‘The Future Of The Corporation’
Among the most “demanding modern problems” in the world, the British Academy strives to construct a report to restore public trust on corporate world.
Globally Available Local Crops Are A Strength Of An United World
Modern agriculture reduces carbon footprint, shirks the global distance, increases food availability and gives hope to the world to stand by at the time of natural calamities.
‘Cities Unbound Conference’ Takes Global Cultural Approach To Make Cities More Sustainable
People from all corner of the world congregated to ensure sustainable approach on rapid urbanisation.
Addressing Social & Global Challenges By Unlocking The ‘Power Of Data’
Experian is devoted to help people in making “their lives better”.
Global Good Awards: A New Name That Introduced New Features
Embracing a “multi-faceted approach”, the National CSR Awards gets new make over.
FedEx Forms An Integral Part Of ArtLifting’s Collaborative Venture Of Empowering Homeless Artists
The winner of “FedEx Small Business Grant Contest” reveals about FedEx’s contribution in transporting work of arts of homeless artists to various patrons across the world.
Sky TV Reaches Out To A Larger Audience Highlighting The Issue Of Marine Plastic Pollutant
Sky TV screens educative documentary for raising awareness on marine plastic trash.
Transforming Cities With Smart Technology To Address Climate Change Challenges
‘Honing the technology that weaves a connected world for maximizing positive impacts on our planet’.
AT&T Announces The Invitation For This Year’s Inventor’s Challenge
Students are encouraged to submit their innovative ideas that address social, communal or global issues.
Cashless economy to fight crime and terrorism: how far are we willing to go?
The amount of transactions occurring through cash has been slowly falling over the past few years, as the result of new payment methods appearing in our lives. Banks and governments are seizing this opportunity to slowly squeeze cash out of the economic landscape, so as to increase its profitability (for the former) and its control (for both), claiming that cash benefits underground economies and terrorist networks. Beyond the questionable validity of these arguments, it seems no one in the public is realizing the disastrous consequences this would have for our societies*.
