
ESG – holding businesses accountable
ESG could help organizations face future challenges and also improve employee productivity, reduce operational costs, and boost stocks performance.
ESG could help organizations face future challenges and also improve employee productivity, reduce operational costs, and boost stocks performance.
The pandemic caused much anxiety and impacted mental health substantially but only 2% of government health budgets worldwide are allocated to mental healthcare.
Consumption of plant-based meat can lower the risk of some diseases for humans and its production emits lower greenhouse gases than conventional meat farming.
The qPCR market is leading the clinical lab boom and is projected to grow by 9.2% a year between 2022 and 2030.
Online learning became the default when an estimated 70% of students worldwide were affected by the temporary closures caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. It was the much-needed push for higher education to get into the e-learning space.
Groundwater, which supplies almost 50% of our drinking water and about 40% of the water needed for irrigation, faces increasing pressure due to human activities and climate change.
Asia has dominated the world in churning out graduates in the fields of STEM for more than a decade. China, India, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia have seen large numbers of STEM graduates.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education has helped to create intelligent interactive programmes that enhance student learning. Exciting years are ahead as AI in education continues to evolve with experiential learning and gamification technology.
The global workforce now comprises men and women almost equally, but discrimination against women remains.
Ed-tech has made a big impact on preschool education. Apps, e-books, websites, streaming videos and online tutorials have changed the way pre-schoolers learn.