Business Fights Poverty’s inaugural Virtual Summit, on 15th October, will deep-dive into how business can help ensure health access for all. In the run-up, we’ve published several articles on this theme. Other offerings explore the opportunity of global value chains to create a more inclusive and equitable world.
The big news this week is that tomorrow, 15 October, we will go live with the first of our Business Fights Poverty Virtual Summits . Following on from NYC Online 2020 last month, we are hosting a series of free one-day online events to deep-dive into six specific action areas.
Tomorrow’s Virtual Summit focuses on the vitally important subject of Health. We are thrilled to be joined by a diverse panel of experts to discuss how business can help ensure health access for all. You canregister here for the day, which will include:
Live participation is free for all our Virtual Summits. In addition, you can access recordings and written summaries of the event with our digital passes . These can be purchased for single events, or alternatively our Annual Digital Pass enables discounted access to the recordings for both our flagship five-day Online Conferences and all six Virtual Summits. In purchasing a digital pass, you are helping us ensure that those who can't afford it, get free live access to our online events.
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In keeping with this month’s focus on health, we’ve published several articles on the role of business in building healthy societies:
Improving global health relies on bettering access to affordable, good nutrition. Sadly, around 26% of the global population suffer from food insecurity and lack regular access to healthy food.
Our other articles highlight how paying attention to inclusivity and equity in global value chains presents a significant opportunity to rebuild better:
We’ve also been privileged to hear from two inspiring and knowledgeable leaders in their field, who shared reflections on their work in our Spotlight Podcast.
We are grateful to all the contributors of the last fortnight for sharing their experience and knowledge with our wider community. If you would like to share insights and lessons from the work that your organisation is doing to rebuild better, please do get in touch with our team. We’d love to hear from you.