Despite great progress over the past decades, more than 800 million people still go without enough food. Careful economic research helps identify ingenious and effective solutions. Bjorn Lomborg and Jordan Peterson ...
If we want to save our planet, we'd better start with smart solutions for global poverty and poor education. Bjorn Lomborg writes together with Jordan Petersson in the Australian introducing the Halftime for the SDG...
Leaders try to fix every problem but end up getting nothing done
It is therefore long past time to identify and prioritise our most crucial goals. The think tank Copenhagen Consensus, together with several Nobel laureates and more than a hundred leading economists, has done exact...
At an event in Lilongwe hosted by the National Planning Commission the Malawi Priorities book containing summaries and recommendations from the cost-benefit research conducted for the project was launched.
Minister ...
A priority order for our SDGs can prove effective and win followers
It is prudent for a world facing too many demands with too few resources to focus on the most effective public policies first.
The world will be able to achieve its SDG 2030 promises only by 2078. While ...
Meeting in Addis Ababa with the Minister of State at the Ministry of Planning and Development, Hon. Tirumar Abate Ayalew. Ralph Nordjo and Saleema Razvi of the Copenhagen Consensus Center discussed the possibilties ...
Memorandum of Understanding for assisting the government with cost-benefit assessment with the aim of identifying interventions and policies most likely to deliver high social return for the Kingdom of Tonga.
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