In terms of technological development, we have made great strides. But not in terms of gender roles. Women are still not given enough opportunities. That’s where feminism comes in.
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According to a multi-agency United Nations (U.N.) report published in 2021, global hunger and malnutrition significantly increased in 2020, with the COVID-19 pandemic likely playing a major role in this increase. Source The UN has designated one of its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as “No Hunger,” with the overarching goal of ending hunger and malnutrition
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The way people work and live has drastically changed in the 21st century. From technology to globalization, our working world is more complex than ever. But despite all this development, we can’t deny that many people are getting left behind. The rich get richer, while the poor get even poorer. In comes the United Nations
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The Power of 5G revolution is here, and it’s transforming how businesses operate. From improved connection to enhanced customer experience, 5G powers a new era of the digital shift.
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Energy transition means the gradual shifting of the primary energy supply. This is from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. Changing the source of our energy is one of the greatest challenges of our time. And, for good reason! There is a rising awareness of climate change and its effects. With it, governments, businesses, and households have begun the process.
As with all global endeavors, it is easier said than done. While it is ongoing, many obstacles stand in the way of this change. What does it take to achieve a complete energy transition? And is all this effort even worth it?
What’s Holding Us Back?
After more than three years of respite, Haiti faces a public health crisis. On October 1, 2022, national authorities reported suspected cholera cases in Port-au-Prince. The next day, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a cholera outbreak in Haiti.
As of January 3, 2023, the number of reported confirmed cases has risen to more than 20,000. 79% of patients required urgent care in hospitals.
Cholera is spread through the intake of water or food with Vibrio cholerae. The lack of access to clean water and sanitation systems makes it hard to contain its spread. This highlights the country’s need for access to clean water.
In this blog, we will explore lessons learned from this outbreak. We will also see how B Corps make sustainable water systems in Haiti.
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Poverty and learning are often mentioned together. Why? That is mostly because most people agree that education is an avenue out of poverty.
For many, education can be the difference between a life below and above the poverty line. It can improve food security, health standards, and gender equality.
However, poverty impacts education just as much as vice versa. In fact, poverty has a direct impact on a child’s ability to learn.
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What comes to your mind when you hear “good health?”
For most of us, we instantly think of physical health, healthy food, and weight management.
For the United Nations, this means ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all ages — Goal 3 of the Sustainable Development Goals. Naturally, it’s easy to assume the government’s and the health care providers’ primary role in achieving SDG 3, from disease control and healthcare services to improving mortality rates.
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The deadly floods that ravaged several parts of Pakistan put millions of lives at risk. At the same time, it has also brought to light many social issues. These things need to be addressed urgently.
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Food insecurity is the inability to provide enough food for all members of a household. It leads to difficult decisions. One example is foregoing meals just to pay bills and make ends meet. Being food insecure is not sustainable in the long run. This is even more true for large families with children and elderly
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