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The term “FemTech,” short for female technology, was introduced in 2016 by Ida Tin a Danish entrepreneur co-founder of the menstrual tracking app Clue. Her vision was to normalise conversations about women’s health and reduce the stigma surrounding topics like menstruation ...

The Women’s Health Gap The women’s health gap is a global issue that reflects embedded systemic inequalities in healthcare outcomes, access and research. While it is often associated with conditions specific to women, such as endometriosis or menopause, the gap extends ...

Building Resilience in Business for Sustainable Growth In today’s world, where global challenges such as climate change and economic instability have become unavoidable, building resilience is essential for businesses that seek sustainable growth. This resilience is not just about enduring hardships ...

Climate Change Impact on Human Health and Business Implications Climate change is emerging as a major 21st century health threat with global impacts that already affect public health systems, healthcare providers and a range of industries. In an era where environmental ...

CSR vs ESG: Understanding the key differences and implications for modern business In recent years, the business world has seen a significant shift towards more sustainable and responsible practices. Two acronyms consistently come up and have gained prominence in this arena: ...

Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The Challenge of Methane and its Business Implications The global effort to combat climate change has traditionally focused on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. However, methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is increasingly recognised as a critical factor in the ...

Transitioning to Net Zero – Getting More Women in Green Jobs As the UK strives to achieve its ambitious net-zero carbon emissions target by 2050, the transition to a green economy presents both challenges and opportunities. One critical aspect of this ...

In the contemporary landscape of responsible business practices, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors have emerged as critical metrics for evaluating a company’s impact and sustainability. While much attention has historically been placed on environmental and governance considerations, the “S” in ...