AI Readiness
What industries in developing countries can do
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From Short-Term Gains to Long-Term Growth: Transforming Supply Chains with Sustainable Skills Development From Short-Term Gains to Long-Term Growth: Transforming Supply Chains with Sustainable Skills Development
Achieving sustainability in global value chains requires a shift from risk management to collaborative skills development.
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Promoting Global Sustainability by Investing in the Energy Transition of Developing Countries Promoting Global Sustainability by Investing in the Energy Transition of Developing Countries
Developed countries should provide more resources for developing countries’ green transition to boost global climate efforts.
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Youth as agents of change: Collaboration and skills empowerment for a sustainable future Youth as agents of change: Collaboration and skills empowerment for a sustainable future
Nurturing young talent and equipping the next generation with skills for sustainable development.
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Industry 4.0: A cornerstone of the Circular Economy Industry 4.0: A cornerstone of the Circular Economy
Data-driven systems identify risks and opportunities in circular business models.
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Embedding the Circular Economy in global value chains Embedding the Circular Economy in global value chains
An assessment of the value capture of circularity drawing on the forestry-cellulose-paper value chain in Latin America.
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Policies to support global food industries impacted by the Ukraine crisis Policies to support global food industries impacted by the Ukraine crisis
Food manufacturers must adapt to rising commodity prices by modifying the composition of food products and increasing local content.
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Industrial and innovation policy can speed up the Green Hydrogen transition Industrial and innovation policy can speed up the Green Hydrogen transition
What are the opportunities for the Global South?
