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African MBA programs are reclaiming sustainability in business education

Corporate Knights

Across the continent, business schools are embracing local narratives , turning the classroom into a space where African ingenuity and global relevance meet and changing how students see themselves – not just as participants but as creators of a more sustainable and equitable global economy.

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Bloomberg 2023 Impact Report: Supporting Climate Action

3BL Media

Originally published in Bloomberg's 2023 Impact Report Structural and systemic shifts accompanying climate change, such as resource scarcity, new technologies and regulations, pose business risks and offer opportunities to issuers and investors globally. Reporting on the business and science of climate change Bloomberg L.P.’s

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Guest Post: Climate Risks To Financial Performance Are Hugely Under-estimated

ESG Today

By: Emma Cutler, Senior Analyst, Verdantix News of climate change- and El Nino-driven drought slowing traffic in the Panama Canal hit headlines last week. Where the news will likely never appear, however, is firms’ own reporting, even for those that experience significant losses, at least not as a climate-related loss.

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Sounding the Alarm on Global Learning Poverty

3BL Media

UNESCO has long advocated for education in the mother tongue , citing research that shows this is key to improving learning outcomes and academic performance. trillion in increased productivity to the global economy. As part of its commitment, UNESCO sponsors International Mother Language Day each year.

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Solutions at the Heart of COP22

Sustainable Development Network

The 22nd United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) session of the Conference of the Parties (COP22) successfully brought together climate experts, NGOs, and high-level government delegates to operationalize the Paris Agreement, which entered into force on November 4, 2016.

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Call for Abstracts: 2024 International Conference on Sustainable Development

Sustainable Development Network

Amplifying all Voices for SDG Achievement 1A Elevating the pluriverse: Indigenous and diverse visions for sustainable development solutions Chairs: Tamara Dionne Stout, University of Winnipeg; Dave Wilsey, University of Minnesota With layered environmental crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, food and water insecurity, etc.,

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Global Commons Stewardship Index contrasts how countries impact the environment at home and abroad

Sustainable Development Network

The Global Commons Stewardship (GCS) Index is a composite of the latest breakthroughs in sustainability indicators, focusing attention on how countries are af­fecting the Global Commons both within their borders and through impacts embodied in trade and consumption (so-called “international spillovers”). envirocenter.yale.edu