The pandemic has highlighted the importance of technology in managing the crisis. Public-private partnerships, coupled with global cooperation, could help us explore technological solutions beyond the earth.
Carefully evaluating development projects, and learning from success and challenges of past efforts, is more important than ever as governments fight COVID-19.
To mitigate the damage, governments should focus on containing the pandemic, helping families and supporting businesses
Promoting domestic travel and using “travel bubbles” will help throw a lifeline to the region's struggling tourism industry.
Our research indicates that the global economy could lose more than $100 billion in remittances. Governments need to act fast to protect the most vulnerable in society from this loss of vital income.
The pandemic’s long-term effects on how we work and live could accelerate the progress made in recent years on gender equality.
Researchers are finding new uses for artificial intelligence and machine learning during the pandemic, but they are not a silver bullet.
Households and small businesses are being offered a dizzying array of financial assistance packages to survive COVID-19, but many lack the financial skills to judge if they are right for them.
Universities that adopt quality online learning, forge significant partnerships, and demonstrate results in preparing students of all ages for work in a technology-driven economy, stand the best chance of thriving after the pandemic.
A harmonized set of industry-wide health and safety protocols are necessary for travel and tourism to recover.
Young people have a unique perspective on international development. Here are examples of how they are helping Asia and the Pacific deal with COVID-19.
Teaching science, technology, engineering and math benefits students and society in a variety of ways.
