ICC and WFP partner to mobilise the private sector in support of zero hunger around the globe
Ercole de Vito was appointed as ICC Food and Agriculture Lead for the UN Rome-based agencies.
Ercole de Vito was appointed as ICC Food and Agriculture Lead for the UN Rome-based agencies.
On the margins of the United Nations High Level Political Forum, the ICC launched a new workshop series for corporate sustainability leaders.
Achieving the United Nations’ (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) requires US$2.5 trillion each year in developing countries. How can private sector resources best be leveraged?
As the United Nations’ (UN) “Decade of Action” for water begins this year, the role of business in the responsible stewardship of our most vital natural resource is most important than ever
Digital technology has been widely recognised as a vital tool to further sustainable development. But many people around the world still lack basic skills required to reap the benefits of the digital economy.
Translating the vision of the SDGs into action remains a major challenge. Tax is intrinsically linked to development, providing the revenue that states need to mobilise resources and reinforce national infrastructure.
ICT has been recognised as an underpinning tool to facilitate achievement of the UN SDGs. Yet there is also recognition of the need to equip populations with the necessary digital skills, including literacy, technical and soft skills to meaningfully use and reap the benefits of digital technology.
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