Food Revolution: Strategies for a Sustainable Future
The global food system is undergoing a profound transformation. As urbanisation and industrialisation have distanced populations from food production, the environmental and social consequences have become increasingly evident. Today, the agri-food sector is responsible for a significant share of greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption, and deforestation. In response, governments, businesses, and consumers are embracing sustainable…
The circular economy: a winning model for sustainability and competitiveness in Europe
The circular economy is a production and consumption model that aims to extend the lifecycle of products and manage all resources more responsibly and consciously. This approach generates productivity and competitiveness, ensuring energy efficiency, economies of scale and greater environmental sustainability. It is particularly important in the European Union, where more than 2.5 billion tons…
NEWater: How Singapore Turned Water Scarcity into a Global Sustainability Triumph
On this World Water Day, as the world faces escalating water scarcity, Singapore’s journey from a resource-challenged island to a global leader in sustainable water management stands as a beacon of hope. At the core of this transformation is NEWater, an innovative initiative that turns treated wastewater into ultra-clean drinking water. This success story is…
Decarbonation and Public Funding for Energy in the world
Many countries are pursuing emission reduction policies as climate change has become one of the world’s principal challenges. Nations worldwide are facing macroeconomic and financial challenges that need to be tackled if governments want to achieve the ambitious targets for net zero by 2050. Decarbonising the global economy has become one of the main objectives…
