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More people are living to 100 Is the world ready?

A society full of centenarians poses a profound challenge for the world’s advanced economies and many of its companies.

United statesCity ofUnited kingdomLynda grattonMarko mrsnikNoura berroubaSamuel tillerayDarryl whiteLondon business schoolNational council of swedish youth organisationsWorld economic forumHundred year lifeNational councilSwedish youth organisations

Who wants to live forever?

Countries and companies are facing an aging crisis, and experts say policymakers and business leaders need to rethink how they deal with older workers.

United statesSwitzerland generalCity ofUnited kingdomMarko mrsnikLynda grattonNoura berroubaSamuel tillerayDarryl whiteCharly triballeau agenceLondon business schoolNational council of swedish youth organisationsOrganization for economic cooperationWorld economic forum in davosStanford center on longevityWorld economic forum

Young people s participation a key part of Stockholm+50

On 31 May and 1 June, two major youth meetings with both Nordic and global representation were held in connection with Stockholm+50. During these.

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Matilda Ernkrans takes part in UNESCO World Conference on Education for Sustainable Development

Matilda Ernkrans takes part in UNESCO World Conference on Education for Sustainable Development
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Vastra gotalands lanStefania gianniniUppsala universityNational council of swedish youth organisationsNational agency for educationUniversity of gothenburgSwedish society for nature conservationWorld wildlife foundationUnited nations association of swedenEducation for sustainable developmentSustainable developmentNational councilSwedish youth organisationsSwedish societyNature conservationNational agency

Sweden Should Impose Sanctions on the Burmese Military

Mandalay University graduates bow their heads as they hold posters of Mya Thwet Thwet Khine, a 19-year-old woman fatally shot by police on February 9 in Naypyidaw, during an anti-coup protest in Mandalay, Myanmar, February 14, 2021.  © 2021 AP Photo Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrate daily against the military junta in Burma (also known as Myanmar). Many Burmese people have expressed their opposition to the military s takeover of the democratically elected government – but they need the support of the outside world. Other countries and institutions should take concrete measures that can have an impact on the military. Targeted sanctions against the military s economic interests could be crucial. We represent nine Swedish organizations with operations in Burma that are urging this action two weeks after the military coup.

Aung hlaingUnited statesKristina jelminAndersl petterssonEva ekelundMin aung hlaingAbul kalamAnna widoffAnna sundstrLina arvidssonWin myintSvenska burmakommittSuu kyiMission for burmaSwedish foundation for human rightsNational council of swedish youth organisations

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