Building back better: global priorities for a new social contract
As COVID-19 became a pandemic, the universal nature of the crisis put the focus on inequalities within countries.
As COVID-19 became a pandemic, the universal nature of the crisis put the focus on inequalities within countries.
The crisis pushes people to consume less food and to reduce expenses on education, health, housing and electricity. This deteriorates their long-term wellbeing.
The development of future public policies in education requires a focus on the structural inequalities that persist in the digital space.
Kenya’s access to higher education suffers due to inadequate funding and poor loan recovery rates.
As human capital is one of the most valuable resources in Sri Lanka, brain drain can be detrimental.
A well-organized sport development structure and a high level of funding can propel a country to the top of the medal table.
The 3rd Southern Voice Research Conference brought together think tank experts from around the globe to discuss current and future policy issues.
A crucial aspect of achieving the SDGs means equipping the country’s youth with access to digital technology.
An emerging challenge to "leave no one behind" in digital education involves implementing a gender approach.
National digital technology policies and private sector innovations can deliver education during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.