... ary for a healthy population. In 2022, extreme heatwaves resulted in a loss of 490 billion working hours worldwide. Even if we manage to limit global warming to just below 2°C, heat-related labor loss ...More
EJ Insight2023-11-16
... ng with a healthy sense of inadequacy; it is only a problem when it comes totalising and contrary to all reasoning and logic. -- Contact us at [email protected] ...More
EJ Insight2023-10-19
... access to healthy food, unsustainable diets, and extreme economic inequality. With hunger and malnutrition on the rise, it is time for a radical course correction. Reforming the global industrial food ...More
EJ Insight2023-10-18
... access to healthy food and reduce childhood-obesity rates. Moreover, successive food and food-poverty strategies since 2006 have enabled stakeholders to identify relevant issues and adapt programs as ...More
EJ Insight2023-10-16
... en with a healthy pinch of salt and critical self-reflection. Beyond consuming more extensively and critically, we must also speak up. Be the tenth man in a company of ten, who is willing to boldly, y ...More
EJ Insight2023-09-18
... eathing a healthy planet to future generations. Copyright: Project Syndicate -- Contact us at [email protected] ...More
EJ Insight2023-09-13
... . This is healthy and will likely lead to better outcomes (although no doubt with imperfections in terms of consumer protection, alongside ongoing concerns about job losses). In contrast, an open disc ...More
EJ Insight2023-09-07
... upplanted healthy competition and cooperation. Both sides are partly to blame. Under President Xi Jinping, China has become more authoritarian and moved further toward state capitalism, rather than ad ...More
EJ Insight2023-08-29
... specially healthy for the world to be so dependent on the dollar and, as a corollary, on the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. The introduction of the euro could have diminished the dollar’s domin ...More
EJ Insight2023-08-28
... t promote healthy growth as well as carbon sequestration. As a result, more chemicals and pesticides are required and the run-off, in turn, pollutes rivers and seas. It is estimated that 30% of global ...More
EJ Insight2023-08-11
... e) with a healthy spread (e.g. the horizontal plank at the top). Learning must feature both breadth and depth, yet at its core these two dimensions come together - they are not ‘balanced’ or ‘hedged b ...More
EJ Insight2023-07-28
... nstrate a healthy and balanced decision culture as well. This helps frame an organization’s behaviours, beliefs, and practices around data, facilitating quick and informed decisions rooted in data-dri ...More
EJ Insight2023-07-07
... aden with healthy food, communities’ resistance simultaneously celebrated and reclaimed the right to adequate food and nutrition. Many also strengthened their political commitment, calling for a proce ...More
EJ Insight2023-06-26
... included healthy people and those with various health conditions. After wearing smart watches, all people increased activity, taking an average of 1,200 more steps per day. The study also found that ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-24
... rive on a healthy planet. But in the transition period, moving away from fossil fuels will increase costs and economic instability, owing to higher energy prices, temporary bottlenecks, shifting trade ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-27
... stering a healthy business environment and unleashing private investment. This would require a less risk-averse approach and improved coordination with the WBG’s private-sector arms. It also means lis ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-18
... ensure a healthy global population by 2050. • Second, we must direct capital towards companies whose operations are aligned with science-based climate and environmental targets. Where those targets a ...More
EJ Insight2023-03-28
