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Why the Skills Mismatch Is a Global Challenge

3BL Media

The global economy is shifting toward high-skilled industries that demand green and digital skills, making the skill mismatch even bigger. In light of these and other global challenges, the SAP Corporate Social Responsibility (SAP CSR) team revisited its approach. The new program will launch in early 2023.

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Battle Lines Drawn for ESG / G&Sustainable Investment Fights in 2023

3BL Media

capital markets and corporate sectors for what promises to be a titanic battle in 2023. Few things will impact capital allocation decisions – and thereby the long-term value of your company – more than how effectively you navigate the global energy transition in the years ahead.”. The opponents: a number of U.S.

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What starting a spice company in Tanzania taught me about sustainability and equity

Corporate Knights

Much of my early career entailed bridging gaps between corporate objectives for mineral extraction and equitable access and distribution of resources to local communities. Those were nascent days of corporate social responsibility, when the focus was on corporate image, not substantive changes to business practice.

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All AI Work is Not Created Equal: Building an Ecosystem That Supports Not Just Jobs, But Employment in East Africa

James Militzer

For example, Madagascar’s Digital Strategic Plan has already resulted in its digital sector generating 2% of its national GDP as of late 2023, totaling €365 million, and that number could be as high as 6% by 2028. They want to present their countries as ready and willing to meaningfully participate in the digital global economy.

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Accelerating the Adoption of Inclusive Business Models in Multinational Corporations: Challenges, Solutions and Success Stories

James Militzer

Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is falling short , and there are still around 4 billion people living on incomes below $8 per day — the widely used income threshold for the “base of the pyramid” in today’s global economy. trillion were equivalent to nearly half of global GDP.

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Changing the Profitability Paradigm: A Key Report Aims to Rally Global Investors Behind a Sustainable Approach to Finance

James Militzer

And internationally, the Basel Accords were updated in the wake of that crisis, building upon the ongoing efforts of several key global economies to strengthen banking supervision and thereby promote stability in the financial world. Below, I’ll share some of the trends and insights highlighted in the 2023 Impact Finance Barometer.

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