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Supply Chain Sustainability in a Rapidly Changing World
Written by Brou Bertrand
Ten years ago, Norway-based Telenor Group transformed its approach to supply chain sustainability. To mark this anniversary, Telenor commissioned BSR to review lessons learned and consider what direction both Telenor and the broader telecoms industry should travel over the next 10 years.
Unique project in Cox’s Bazar puts Bangladeshi and refugee women first, provides skills
Written by Brou Bertrand
A new training project in southeast Bangladesh to promote self-reliance among women in communities hosting refugees as well as among Rohingya refugee women has become operational in Cox’s Bazar. The project is potentially a game-changer for women in these communities.
Will AI kill developing world growth?
Written by Brou Bertrand
Artificial intelligence (AI) could displace millions of jobs in the future, damaging growth in developing regions such as Africa, says Ian Goldin, professor of globalisation and development at Oxford University.
Nicaragua crisis: One year in, more than 60,000 have fled, seeking refuge
Written by Brou Bertrand
Doctors, journalists, students and farmers are among more than 60,000 Nicaraguans who have fled the country in fear of their lives since anti-Government demonstrations began last April, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, said on Tuesday.
World's largest inland water body is under threat
Written by Brou Bertrand
The world’s largest inland body of water is under threat. The 1,000-kilometre-long Caspian at some point had close to a million seals. Today, all its former glory has been erased by pollution and climate change.
Egypt referendum: No one believes this vote will be fair but we won't be silenced
Written by Brou Bertrand
As the world watches the peaceful revolution that is changing Sudan in awe and amazement, it is clear that in Egypt, Sudan’s neighbour to the north, President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi is getting nervous. On the same day as the protests in Khartoum reached a head, several of us who oppose
South Africa preps for Brexit outcome
Written by Brou Bertrand
South Africa fears for its trade relations with the United Kingdom as the latter negotiates a good deal for Brexit. The country is considering several scenarios that could have an impact on bilateral and multilateral agreements.
Fear and despair engulf refugees in Libya's 'market of human beings'
Written by Brou Bertrand
On the roofs of the highest buildings in Tajoura, a military complex and migrant detention centre in southern Tripoli, snipers are taking position. “Tonight nobody will sleep because of fear,” said a refugee locked up there. “We can hear the sound of guns and explosion
‘The clock is ticking’ on meeting the Sustainable Development Goals, says UN deputy chief
Written by Brou Bertrand
Pointing to climate change, inequalities and other serious challenges, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed told a forum on Thursday Development that “the clock is ticking” down, to making the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
‘Democratic aspirations of the Sudanese people’ must be met urges Guterres, following military removal of al-Bashir from power
Written by Brou Bertrand
UN chief António Guterres said on Thursday that the “democratic aspirations of the Sudanese people” need to be realized through “an appropriate and inclusive transition process”, following the overthrow and arrest of President Omar al-Bashir by order of the country’s new military governing council.
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- World's largest inland water body is under threat
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