Global Research and Consulting Group Insights (Page 18)

ESG

How Reductions in U.S. Aid Spending Will Affect Global Health Governance

With considerable budget cuts in U.S. investment in global health care, worldwide agencies are reacting and adapting to new funding models.

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Sustainability

China's Push to Go Green

Rapidly increasing energy demands of a rapidly growing population is forcing China to quickly adapt to new green energy sources.

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ESG

Responsible Sourcing in Reducing Clif Bar’s Carbon Footprint

Capitalizing on an emerging value, sustainability, hybrid organizations like Clif Bar are able to achieve ESG and shareholder goals.

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Development

What Millennials Mean for Traditional Public Benefit Institutions

Millennials are here. In the workforce. In the economy. In the digital world. How can organizations adapt to appeal to this bold generation?

Dragon Chan

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Development

Emerging Non-Profit Pharmaceutical Companies and Their Role in Drug Delivery

With public opinion skyrocketing against the pharmaceutical industry, a new breed of nonprofit drug manufacturers are stepping in.

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Sustainability

Public Transportation as a Means of Reducing Carbon Footprints

Innovating and improving existing transit infrastructure can significantly reduce urban carbon footprints.

Nancy Lu

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Development

How Countries are Affected by Corruption

A time tested nuisance, corruption continues to prevail worldwide as countries begin to increase their resources to combat it.

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Development

China and Unsustainable Urban Development

China's rapid urbanization in recent years has accelerated its growth as a nation, but at what cost?

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Development

An Open Secret: Hidden Corruption in Asia

In a global economy, cultural norms and practices dictate trade patterns which pose considerable ethical and moral risks.

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Sustainability

Which Green Energy Alternative is the Most Economically Viable?

Green energy is emerging as the next step of global power management, but what are the risks and drawbacks of each source?

Tanvee Patankar

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ESG

O-Funds and Opportunity Zones

A hidden gem? Opportunity zones could hold the key to unlocking the next generation of impact investing.

Alejandro Banuelos

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ESG

Gender Balance Strategies for 21st Century Organizations

A growing issue in America, gender inequity can no longer be ignored. Failure to address it can pose significant concerns for firms.

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Sustainability

Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Sustainability

The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) will play a significant role in the future of ESG efforts in America.

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Development

Distributing a Nongovernmental Health Organization’s Resources in the Most Cost-Effective Manner

Promoting cost efficiency and accountability in accounting empowers NGOs to deliver high quality, 21st-century solutions to emerging issues.

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ESG

4 Ways Employee Empowerment Can Help Your Organization

Empowering your employees to grow empowers your organization to succeed across the board.

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Sustainability

How Cities Protect against Rising Sea Levels

In a rapidly changing world, cities need to adapt to the evolving climates and conditions in which they thrive.

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Development

4 Ways to Attain Startup Money for Your Social Enterprise

Unlock the power of capital to grow your social enterprise.

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