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Most religions have a constitution of their own, supposedly scripted by the Divine or a messenger of the Divine. As the constitution is of...

Today, knowledge is ubiquitous, constantly changing, growing exponentially… Today, knowledge is free. It’s like air, it’s like water…There’s no competitive advantage today in knowing...

By Haoyu Huang One of the regions people don’t usually think of related to extremism is Southeast Asia. Yet, extremism is prevalent there, and like...

According to a report published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), India is currently the fourth highest emitter of carbon dioxide in...

By George Ward, Massachusetts Institute of Technology For a long time, the main measure of government success has been GDP. Despite movements in the direction of...

By Gabriel M. Piccillo The international community is concerned about stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace prospects, and the knock-on effects on regional stability, and international tranquility. 25...

Companies, implementing agencies and CSR practitioners have their own share of learnings from the past five years since the CSR clause within the Companies...

Jobs that provide a sense of integrity are increasingly valued. As corporate social responsibility (CSR) surges into the mainstream, people want jobs that help...

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have helped streamline the global developmental agenda by identifying 17 clear and quantifiable goals for the world...

By Rohini Nilekani A lot of ink is spilled, and awards are bestowed celebrating the success of the social sector–and there is much to celebrate....

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By Jonny McCaig, Global Reporting Director at Unilever As we put the finishing touches to our latest Sustainable Living Report (released in early April), it’s a...