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Together with the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU, a coalition of European trade associations representing 20% of the EU’s manufacturing companies launched a debate on how a circular bioeconomy could enable a more competitive Europe, while at the same time helping the EU navigate through global challenges including climate change and a move away from fossils.

Since the campaign began in 2010, globally, Two Sides has successfully challenged over 1075 organisations that subject their customers to repeated greenwashing messages which are damaging to the paper, print and mailing industry.

The World Economic Forum’s Humanitarian and Resilience Investing (HRI) Initiative and its partners are joining forces to drive a global transition from aid dependency to increased self-reliance and resilience.

Honduras, Togo and the UAE join EDISON's Lighthouse Countries Network for digital inclusion.

EDISON Alliance crosses the halfway mark in its aim to positively impact 1 billion lives through digital inclusion.
Rwanda's EDISON Alliance partnerships yield skills training, digital payments and micro-credit solutions, as well as smartphone financing.

The World Economic Forum’s Sustainable Development Impact Meetings are taking place on 18-22 September in New York.

They will build momentum for supportive multistakeholder action on achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
More than 1,000 business leaders, policy-makers, leaders from international and civil society organizations, innovators and social entrepreneurs will meet as part of initiatives driving progress on specific SDGs.

Most economists expect the global economy to weaken in the coming year, as the world grapples with political and financial volatility.

Almost six in 10 believe the economic outlook will undermine progress towards meeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, with 74% saying geopolitical tensions will have the same effect.
Experts warn that developing countries will face an increasing trade-off between development and climate action.

By Erin Gilchrist, Research Intern at Ecoveritas

Allegedly responsible for a global shortage of pink-coloured paint, the Barbie Movie was always going to be a hit. Playing on nostalgia, the film spoke to multiple generations and raked a large audience into theatres worldwide. This success was not limited to the box office but also in product sales - Mattel’s stock value has increased by around 4.5% since the start of its marketing campaign.[1]

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