Eva Coulibaly-Willis reflects on the launch of the The Institute for Global Prosperity and Fast Forward 2030 White Paper Building Bridges for Ukraine. Collaborators congregated at Somerset House to mark the launch of the timely report, which brings together the interdisciplinary insights of over twenty thought leaders, researchers and entrepreneurial innovators from across Ukraine and the UK.
Read MoreGiles Winn discusses the report Global Reach, National Impact which is the first attempt to assess an individual UK institution for its contribution to national soft power.
Read MoreThis blog is written by Ned Sedgwick in anticipation of an upcoming UCL Institute for Global Prosperity white paper on the opportunities for British businesses in Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts.
Read MoreThis blog by Eva Coulibaly-Willis reflects on the Institute for Global Prosperity who brought the valuable perspectives of a number of leading academics and innovative enterprises from across Ukraine and the UK together in a timely and engaging roundtable discussion at the Bartlett.
Read MoreThis blog post written by Ma YingFang, IGP student, explores the work of Neil McCulloch, who dives deep into the hidden world of fossil fuel subsidies and reveals their devastating impact on both people and the planet. Far from a technical policy manual, his book Ending Fossil Fuel Subsidies uncovers how trillions in public money are funneled into dirty energy systems under the guise of helping the poor, while in reality, they benefit the wealthy and entrench inequality. Through real-world stories from countries like Indonesia, Ghana, and France, McCulloch argues that reform is not only necessary but possible, if we tailor solutions to local contexts and demand transparency. His message is urgent: ending fossil fuel subsidies isn’t just about budgets, it’s about survival.
Read MoreThis blog explores how FemTech is reshaping women’s healthcare, highlighting funding gaps, research limitations, and data challenges as the key barriers, while showcasing the innovative solutions entrepreneurs are developing to bridge these divides. The discussion emphasized the urgent need for better data, stronger investment, and deeper integration with existing healthcare systems to create lasting impact.
Read MoreFacing sustainable food system challenges, essential questions arise: How do animal farming's environmental and ethical issues influence our choices? What strategies reduce meat consumption and improve animal welfare? How can regenerative farming and alternative proteins aid a healthier planet? Finally, how do we manage emerging technology ownership for equitable access to sustainable practices? This article addresses these key topics.
Read MoreHow can we provide social foundations for all within our ecological limits? What kind of economic mindset would get us there? How should entrepreneurs think about their business and its role in resources and the natural world?
Read MoreOn Tuesday, 16th April, our event ‘Integrating Climate Action into your Business Model: Ideas for Entrepreneurs’ brought together entrepreneurs, ‘wantrepreneurs’ and impact leaders to consider how businesses can adopt more sustainable practices to meet the aims of both SDG 13, Climate Action, and the Paris Agreement.
Read MoreIf the last two years of politics have shown us anything, the desire for change is as high as it has been. To win over the hearts and minds of consumers, forward-thinking businesses need to take a leaf from the progressive resurgence and offer a bold, hopeful and attainable vision of the future.
Read MoreWith society confronted by some of the biggest challenges it has ever faced, it isn’t surprising that people are starting to think about their work, careers and assets differently. There are now several extensive workforce surveys of the ‘millennial’ - anyone born between the early 80’s and the mid 90’s - that confirm a shift in how they approach their careers.
Read MoreThe main aim of the Sustainable Development Goals, due in 2030, is to “free the human race from the tyranny of poverty and want and to heal and secure our planet”. The election of Donald Trump, and the general political atmosphere that has emerged show that at the moment, we are moving in the opposite direction.
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