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Appetite for Change
Reinventing the Global Food System
Today's global food system is inherently unsustainable, and must be completely transformed. Appetite for Change was conceived to identify what change is needed, and the role the corporate sector must play in making it happen.
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Pharma Futures 3
Emerging Opportunities
Emerging markets are now significant players in global trade. Yet they are also very different than mature markets and more complex to manage. For the pharmaceutical industry in particular, they have often presented both challenges and opportunities.
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Crunch Time for China (Director)
China now faces a disorienting triple crunch, and its responses will powerfully shape our world 15 years hence.
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In Doha’s Fading Light, a Call to Action (China Dialogue)
Nationalistic tendencies have hindered the world’s ability to address developing countries’ interests. A solution that fosters cooperation while supporting the principles of sustainable development is crucial write John Elkington and Jodie Thorpe.
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Painful Lessons from a Laptop Storm (Época Negócios)
How helpful is the unsupervised use of computers to children in poor countries?
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The Race to Sustainable Mobility (Sustainability Tomorrow)
An interview with Mr. Dave Berdish, Manager, Ford Motor
When many think of Ford, they think trucks and SUVs. What does the company mean by 'sustainable mobility'? Is it car-centered, and is this just a more palatable way to sell more vehicles without improving their environmental performance?
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Country Study: China
New Landscapes
As levels of trade and foreign direct investment soar, China is also confronted by polarising inequalities of wealth and opportunity, a schism between rural and urban development, and environmental degradation of national and global significance.
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Time to Bop in Brazil and India (Época Negócios)
A new report from the World Resources Institute (WRI) explores the nature and scale of markets at the base of the pyramid (BOP)—and looks at how successful businesses are moving to meet their needs.
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Pharma Futures 2
Prescription for Long-Term Value
Phama Futures 2 outlines the findings of a 12-month dialogue between leading industry executives and major institutional investors on how the pharma sector can better deliver long-term value to shareholders and consumers.
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How Green is Green Enough? (Época Negócios)
Is recent progress on corporate sustainability likely to be sufficient? In simple terms, how green is green enough – and where do wider social challenges like inequity, corruption or HIV/AIDS fit into the equation?
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It's the Economics, Stupid (Grist)
Has the corporate-responsibility movement lost sight of the big picture?
Perhaps it's time to ask ourselves whether the language of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has blinded us to looming planetary and civilizational risks.
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Pyramid Schemes (Grist)
A little time in the lab could teach big business how to help the poor
With billions of poor people in the world, there is surely a growing case for bringing poverty "into the laboratory," to study with rigor what alleviates or exacerbates it.
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Fatigue of Nations (Grist)
What green looks like to the world's emerging economies
While Grist's new series explores poverty and the environment in the U.S., we are wondering: What chance is there that the environmental revolution will reach the bottom of the wealth pyramid wherever it may be found?
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Country Study: India
Ancient Civilisation, Largest Democracy
India, like China, has an increasingly influential role to play in the shifting politics, strategies and alliances that will determine the nature of globalization in years to come.
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Issue Brief: HIV/AIDS
What can business do?
40 million people are estimated to be infected with HIV/AIDS. Companies impacted by HIV/AIDS are starting to take action, but many still need to define best practice and better understand the business case.
