In this special episode of Voices of Sustainability on the occasion of Earth Day, Dr. Agbor Ashu from Healthlane, Nidhi Pant of S4S Technologies, Thomas Rieger from Solarkiosk and Wateroam’s Lim Chong Tee, reflect on how their organisations are contributing to addressing the various development challenges that prevail today by scaling sustainable solutions for improved access to affordable healthcare, nutritious food, clean energy and safe water and sanitation. Hosted by Scott Armstrong, the episode further discusses the enabling frameworks needed for accelerating the transition to a climate-safe and inclusive future, and highlights the power of grassroots innovation in protecting the planet and future generations. 

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this eleventh episode of Voices of Sustainability, Dr. Jonathan Foley and Mr. Chris Hines MBE explore the causes and impact of the ongoing water crisis, as experienced by people and communities across the world. They also discuss the role of climate change in intensifying water scarcity and explore the intrinsic links between water access and health and the role of innovation in providing solutions to help preserve water resources. 

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this tenth episode of Voices of Sustainability, Christine Lins and Mohammad Naciri consider the different dimensions of gender equality; from safeguarding basic human rights for women across socio-economic environments, to creating the enabling conditions for female leaders to break the glass ceiling. Additionally, they examine if and how climate change affects women disproportionally, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the distinct role women can play towards accelerating climate action.

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this ninth episode of Voices of Sustainability, Prof. Laurence Tubiana, Dean Rachel Kyte, David Sandalow and Adnan Z. Amin, hosted by Julia Pyper, reflect on the outcomes of COP26 and take stock of global climate action efforts, including how the pandemic has affected the pace of adaptation and mitigation policies across the world and what can be done to mobilise more climate finance. 

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this eighth episode of Voices of Sustainability, Andreas Raptopoulos and Eve Hester-Wyne examine the impact of the pandemic on health systems globally, and address the multiple benefits that Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) can bring towards expanding access to primary health services in last-mile settings.

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this seventh episode of Voices of Sustainability, H.E. Mariam Almheiri, David Rosenberg, and Mustafa Alrawi examine how food technology and innovation can support the ongoing transformation of food systems with a view to building climate resiliency and alleviating hunger on a global scale.

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this sixth episode of Voices of Sustainability, Dr. Andrew Steer and Joel Makower examine how the dimensions of People, Planet and Profit interact as the sustainability discourse evolves in the Decade of Acton, and what the role of climate philanthropy and environmental justice is to that end.

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this fifth episode of Voices of Sustainability, H.E. Razan Al Mubarak & Ms. Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim examine the effects of climate change on indigenous peoples, and the importance of empowering indigenous communities to safeguard biodiversity, achieve the sustainable development agenda and protect the planet and humanity. 

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this fourth episode of Voices of Sustainability, H.E. David Moinina Sengeh examines the impact of a digitalised education system in equipping youth with the skills they need to continue building a sustainable future, and how innovation can catalyse social inclusion and development. 

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.

In this third episode of Voices of Sustainability, Virginie Helias and Julia Pyper examine how big business is harnessing technological innovation to make sustainable consumption irresistible and promote circular economy structures, and the socio-economic transformation required for a sustainable planet.

Voices of Sustainability by the Zayed Sustainability Prize is a virtual fireside chats series that takes stock of the latest trends and themes in the global sustainable development agenda, and provides a platform for the greatest thought leaders of our time to answer big questions about how we can achieve a transition to an inclusive and prosperous future that leaves no one behind.