What is the point of a ranking of how happy the various countries of the world are? I ask myself this question on March 20, the tenth World Day of Happiness established by the United Nations.
Sustainability
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On a typical school day, 1 billion children enter a classroom around the world. That’s more than ever. Yet for many of them, an acceptable quality education is still a distant goal.
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Once upon a time, there were the ESGs: Environmental, Social, Governance. A dream born from the rubble of global crises, to say that yes, another kind of economy was possible.
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The international investigation conducted by Follow The Money, Il Sole 24 Ore, and Irpi Media revealed what many feared but few dared to denounce: ESG indices, originally created to guide responsible investments, have been emptied of meaning, bent to the logic of power and geopolitics, reduced to mere window-dressing labels.
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Silicon Valley is experiencing massive layoffs: in just a few weeks, tens of thousands of people have lost their jobs at Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter.
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Industry 5.0 is a philosophy or business model characterized by Human Centricity, man at the center, one of the three cornerstones of the concept of Humanovability.
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How much is a human life worth in times of war? Deep reflections on the cost of conflicts and the urgent need to rediscover our humanity.
Other thematic areas
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Meritocracy is a term coined in the United States (in English: meritocracy, composed of the Latin meritum «merit» and -cracy «-cracy») and introduced in Italy in the Seventies. -
What is the point of a ranking of how happy the various countries of the world are? I ask myself this question on March 20, the tenth World Day of Happiness established by the United Nations.
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On a typical school day, 1 billion children enter a classroom around the world. That’s more than ever. Yet for many of them, an acceptable quality education is still a distant goal.
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Once upon a time, there were the ESGs: Environmental, Social, Governance. A dream born from the rubble of global crises, to say that yes, another kind of economy was possible.