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Digital Report - immediate delivery to your email.

Date of Publishing: 2023.
No. of Pages: 12

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Contents:

1. The GBF for banks.

2. Bank-wide GBF implementation: risk, opportunities, dependencies, impacts. 

3. Risk.

4. Opportunities. 

5. Dependencies. 

6. Impacts. 

7. Illustrative actions by parts of the bank.

8. Exemplary key sector for banks: food and agriculture. 

9. Next steps for responsible banks.

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Digital Report - immediate delivery to your email.

Date of Publishing: 2024.
No. of Pages: 129.

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Contents:

1. Happiness and Age: Summary.
   Helliwell, Layard, Sachs, De Neve, Aknin, and Wang
2. Happiness of the Younger, the Older, and Those In Between.
   Helliwell, Huang, Shiplett, and Wang
3. Child and Adolescent Well-Being:
   Global Trends, Challenges and Opportunities.
   Marquez, Taylor, Boyle, Zhou, and De Neve
4. Supporting the Well-being of an Aging Global Population: Associations between Well-being and Dementia.
   Britton, Hill, and Willroth
5. Differences in Life Satisfaction Among Older Adults in India.                                          Paul, Pai, Thalil, and Srivastava __________________________________________________________________________________________

Digital Report - immediate delivery to your email.

Date of Publishing: 2023.
No. of Pages: 96.

The health and economic aftereffects of the pandemic have quickly spiraled into compounding crises. Carbon emissions have climbed, as the postpandemic global economy fired back up. Food and energy have become weaponized by the war in Ukraine, sending inflation soaring to levels not seen in decades, globalizing a cost-of-living crisis and fueling social unrest. The resulting shift in monetary policy marks the end of an economic era defined by easy access to cheap debt and will have vast ramifications for governments, companies and individuals, widening inequality within and between countries. The 2023 edition of the Global Risks Report highlights the multiple areas where the world is at a critical inflection point. 

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Contents:

Chapter 1: Global Risks 2023: Today’s Crisis.

1.1. Current crises.

1.2. The path to 2025 Cost-of-living crisis Economic downturn Economic warfare Climate action hiatus Societal polarization.

1.3. Looking ahead Endnotes.

Chapter 2: Global Risks 2033: Tomorrow’s Catastrophes.

2.1. The world in 2033.

2.2. Natural ecosystems: past the point of no return.

2.3. Human health: perma-pandemics and chronic capacity challenges.

2.4. Human security: new weapons, new conflicts.

2.5. Digital rights: privacy in peril.

2.6. Economic stability: global debt distress Endnotes.

Chapter 3: Resource Rivalries: Four Emerging Futures.

3.1. Anticipating “polycrises”.

3.2. Polycrisis: natural resources, climate and cooperation.

3.3. Four futures for 2030 Endnotes.

Chapter 4: Conclusion: is preparedness possible? Endnotes.

Appendix A – Technical Notes: Global Risks Perception Survey 2022-2023.

Appendix B – Executive Opinion Survey: National Risk Perceptions.

4. Acknowledgements.

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Digital Report - immediate delivery to your email.

Date of Publishing: 2024.
No. of Pages: 124.

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Contents:

Chapter 1: Global Risks 2024: At a turning point.

1.1. The world in 2024.

1.2. The path to 2026.

1.3. False information.

1.4. Rise in conflict.

1.5. Economic uncertainty.

1.6. Looking ahead Endnotes.

Chapter 2: Global Risks 2034: Over the limit.

2.1. The world in 2034.

2.2 Structural forces.

2.3. A 3°C world 2.4 AI in charge.

2.5. The end of development?

2.6. Crime wave.

2.7. Preparing for the decade ahead Endnotes.

Chapter 3: Responding to global risks.

3.1. Localized strategies.

3.2. Breakthrough endeavors.

3.3 Collective actions.

3.4. Cross-border coordination.

3.5. Conclusion Endnotes.

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Digital Report - immediate delivery to your email.

Date of Publishing: 2023.
No. of Pages: 250.

As Africa’s population grows, creating more and better jobs for youth will be essential for poverty reduction and shared prosperity. This report, Digital Africa: Technological Transformation for Jobs, makes the case for putting digital technologies at the center of a good-jobs strategy for the continent. The report’s overview of current challenges establishes that, although Africa’s mobile internet availability has increased in recent years, its internet infrastructure and the quality of available services still lag behind other regions. Divides in the availability of quality digital services remain an issue in all countries, especially in remote and poorer subregions. Additionally, Africa lags behind other regions in the use of internet services. 

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Contents:

CHAPTER 1

Digital Technologies: Enablers of Technological Transformation for Jobs.

1.1. What are digital technologies?

1.2. Africa’s jobs and technology challenges.

1.3. Impacts of digital technology use on jobs and poverty.

1.4. Africa’s large internet uptake gap.

1.5. Data and knowledge gaps for future work.

CHAPTER 2

2.1. Enterprises: Creating Better Jobs for More People through Innovation.

2.2. Digital technology use by African enterprises.

2.3. COVID-19 and digital divides.

2.4. Drivers of enterprise use.

2.5. Technology policies for more and better firms.

CHAPTER 3

Households: Supporting Productive Use of DTs for Inclusive Economic Impact. 

3.1. Household internet use is low, uneven, but growing.

3.2. The COVID-19 paradox: Increased internet usage but widened digital divides.

3.3. Understanding constraints to household internet use.

3.4. A policy framework to transform use into inclusive impact.

CHAPTER 4

Digital and Data Infrastructure: Stimulating Greater Availability and Use through Policy and Regulatory Reforms.

4.1. Market challenges of internet connectivity: Affordability, use, and quality.

4.2. Affordability to increase use.

4.3. Availability to reduce digital divides.

4.4. Data infrastructure and regulation for affordability and willingness to use.

4.5. Looking ahead: Regional integration and climate transition.

4.6. Summary of key findings for more inclusive use. 

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Digital Report - immediate delivery to your email.

Date of Publishing: 2023.
No. of Pages: 129.

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Contents:

CHAPTER 1. Introduction.

1.1. About Fintech and the Future of Finance.

1.2. Conceptual Framework.

1.3. Fintech: What It Is and Why It Matters.

CHAPTER 2. Fundamental Drivers of ­ Fintech.

2.1. Key Technologies: Connectivity and Computing Power.

2.2. Impact of Technology.

2.3. Impact of Economic Forces: Scale Economies, Frictions, and Rebundling.

CHAPTER 3. Market Outcomes.

3.1. Impacts across the Four Dimensions of Market Outcomes.

3.2. Financial Infrastructure.

3.3.  New Business Models and Products.

3.4. New Players: Entry, Concentration, and Competition.

3.5. Implications for Market Structure.

CHAPTER 4. Core Policy Objectives and Evolving Trade-Offs.

4.1. Main Policy Challenges.

4.2. Policy for an Evolving Fintech Market.

4.3. Balancing the Policy Trade-Offs.

CHAPTER 5. Regulation and Supervision.

5.1. Current Regulatory Environment.

5.2. Typology of Regulatory Responses.

5.3. Activity-Specific Regulation.

5.4. Data-Generation Issues: Possibilities and Perils.

5.5. Regulation for Fair Competition.

5.6. Looking Ahead.

CHAPTER 6. Conclusion.

6.1. Emerging Policy Implications.

6.2. Final Remarks.

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