Health as a central driver of sustainable development

The halfway point to the 2030 Agenda shows SDGs off track, worsened by COVID-19. The pandemic highlighted STI’s power but stressed global unity’s importance. Lessons include local innovation’s role, trust in science, and equitable health access.

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The G-STIC Rio Communiqué: A call for an urgent recommitment to the SDG’s

The Communiqué of the G-STIC Conference in Rio de Janeiro is recognized as a significant document in advancing the UN 2030 agenda. It underscores the critical role of Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) in attaining the SDGs.

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What if the economy could run on green hydrogen?

Without green hydrogen it will not be possible to achieve a sustainable global economy. Because it can be used for so many applications, it will become a scarce commodity in the coming decades – no matter how much we produce.

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How fintech can help fight global warming

Fintech has to be integrated in the value proposition of technology solutions as an operational efficiency gain. The integration of IoT in products and systems builds data oceans, which leads to insights that create value as monetizable data streams.

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Global mechanisms for implementation of Agenda 2030 and beyond

Developing countries lack financial resources as well as institutional capacity to implement policies, plans and action for reaching the Sustainable Development Goals. This is why cooperation between countries are key to making progress.

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Urban inclusion in Middle Eastern cities

Cities in the Middle East are experiencing civil war, destruction and occupation. Sustainable redevelopment is only possible when socio-cultural inclusion is considered. The most effective way is to promote inclusive societies through urban integration.

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