Our Common Agenda and the Road to 2023
Oct 21, 2021 , et al. propose a strategy to achieve long-overdue institutional changes to the post-1945 multilateral system.
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ASEAN Countries Must Lead on Biodiversity ASEAN Countries Must Lead on Biodiversity
Oct 20, 2021 urges Southeast Asian states to make natural conservation a key part of the post-pandemic economic recovery.
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The G20 and the Means to Climate Safety The G20 and the Means to Climate Safety
Oct 19, 2021 lists six imperatives that should guide policymakers’ efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by mid-century.
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Accountability for Climate Catastrophes Accountability for Climate Catastrophes
Oct 18, 2021 compares greenhouse-gas emissions to smoking, because both can now be linked directly to grave harms.
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Ending Hunger Sustainably Ending Hunger Sustainably
Oct 15, 2021 shows how governments and the private sector can tackle the global food and environmental crises simultaneously.
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No More Pandemic Have-Nots No More Pandemic Have-Nots
Oct 14, 2021 , et al. announce a new coalition of leading philanthropies committed to collective action against COVID-19.
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Post-Pandemic Recovery Must Include the Care Economy Post-Pandemic Recovery Must Include the Care Economy
Oct 14, 2021 & argue that the pandemic has highlighted the need to measure the economic value of unpaid labor.
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Cautious Optimism on the Road to Glasgow Cautious Optimism on the Road to Glasgow
Oct 14, 2021 cautions against climate complacency in the run-up to the United Nations’ crucial COP26 summit.
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Changing the Africa Population Narrative Changing the Africa Population Narrative
Oct 12, 2021 argues that investing in the continent’s young people can generate enormous economic development benefits.
