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Environment

Equality in a post-pandemic era: gender, COVID-19, agriculture and climate change

July 28, 2020

Combined with climate change, pandemics threaten to slow down or reverse progress in gender equality, further threatening food, income, and nutrition security. ...

Children

Shape Your Future with Henry Pao

byImpakter Editorial Board

February 6, 2020

In November, we got to meet to super vibrant Henry Pao, a 15 years old, secondary student from Pui Ching ...

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Politics & Foreign Affairs

The Joker Effect: Consequences of Inequality in Society

bySamuel Perez-Attias

November 1, 2019

As time progresses, increasing economic inequality and social immobility are evident in the emergence of poverty as one of the ...

Politics & Foreign Affairs

Containing Migration is a Mistake

bySamuel Perez-Attias

July 5, 2019

Policies aiming to contain migration by force are a mistake. Here’s why. Emigration is a consequence of political and economic ...

Environment

On Extinction, Food, Climate and Inequality

byMidori Paxton - UNDP Head of Ecosystem and Biodiversity

May 20, 2019

One million species are threatened with extinction. As this hit the global media headlines reporting on the recent Global Assessment ...

Politics & Foreign Affairs

The Other Migration Crisis

byJulian Izzo - Master's Student in International Relations

May 23, 2017

With the ongoing tragedy of the war in Syria, the refugee crisis has quite understandably dominated the conversation about immigration ...

Philanthropy

Building Safe Resilient Urban Spaces

byYulia Nesterova - Research Fellow, University of Glasgow

May 16, 2017

A Discussion with Hague Institute Researcher Agnese Macaluso Sustainable Development Goal 11 aims toward making urban settlements “inclusive, safe, resilient ...