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| | | ... senior leaders. The World Bank estimated that closing the gender gap in employment and entrepreneurship could increase global GDP by more than 20%. "The slow progress that had been made in women being hired into leadership roles is now starting to erode ... |
| | | | ... milestone in creating a global framework for consistent, reliable disclosures. Currently, over half (55%) the global economy by GDP is starting to adopt or align with the ISSB standards. Over 20 jurisdictions are incorporating the standards into their ... |
| | | | ... measures of success for the nation - alongside the government's Measuring What Matters, the first national wellbeing framework. "GDP is a classic measure of economic activity that takes no account of resource depletion or environmental impacts," Plibersek ... |
| | | | ... But the area is beginning to grow - with the Indigenous business sector accounting for roughly 0.4-0.6% of Australia's GDP, a contribution in the range of $8.5bn to $12bn, in 2021. It is now time to centre Indigenous communities in investment decision-making ... |
| | | | ... Australia's (RBA) rate hikes last year, with a backdrop of a continuing population boom, UBS has slightly increased its GDP growth forecast. UBS projects a year-over-year GDP growth of 1.6% for 2024, up from the initial 1.5%, and an increase to 2.2% ... |
| | | | ... chronically overlooked and underfunded, the nation's STEM association says. By investing 3% of the nation's $1.5 trillion GDP - that is, $45 billion in universities, research institutions, and innovative businesses, the economy would be bolstered ... |
| | | | ... bridging conceptual gaps. "Climate change... surpasses land use change as a threat to nature," O'Grady said. "Half of global GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature." "It's one thing to measure, and it's another thing to act on it... Does it ... |
| | | | ... agriculture," Archibald said. The most recent drought on the Eastern Seaboard (2017-2022) saw a 30% per cent fall in on farm GDP, Beanstalk said, citing Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) figures. "In terms ... |
| | | | ... regulation and supervision activities. The tracker analysed data from 47 jurisdictions which represent over 88% of the world's GDP and 72% of global GHG emissions. Notable progress has been made on central banks and pension funds' integration of biodiversity ... |
| | | | ... needed in the next decade to achieve net zero by 2030. Of the US$41 trillion gap, roughly 43%is in Asia. This represents 3% of GDP per annum for the US and many EU countries - and 15% in some Asian nations. This uneven investment burden is a significant ... |
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