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Around 4 trillion m³ of freshwater is consumed worldwide every year¹. Only 3% of the total available water on Earth is freshwater, and only 0.5% is available for human consumption². Around 20% of the total water consumption is used for industrial ...

Approximately 3.4 billion (Bn) people worldwide were employed, representing 45% of the global population¹. Job creation is significant and vital for society as it supports and boosts economic well-being and growth². Economic growth is fueled by wa...

Discrimination makes it harder for minorities to meet basic financial needs¹. Increasing minority representation improves their economic and psychological health conditions¹. In the U.S. motor vehicle manufacturing industry, ethnic minorities made...

To ensure strong institutions and the well-being of society, governments spend a considerable amount of the state's budget on public goods and services, which are funded by taxes paid by individuals and corporations¹. On average, the statutory cor...

About 27.6 Mn people globally are working as forced labourers as of 2021¹. People from ethnic minorities such as Uyghurs from the Xinjiang region often undergo forced labour². 100,000 Uyghurs and racial minority ex-detainees in China's re-educatio...

As per the ILO, to be gender-balanced, an organization needs 40-60% of either gender^1;pxii. An upper ratio of women in the workplace forecasts more job satisfaction, more meaningful work, dedication, and fewer burnouts². Women's underrepresentatio...

The world generates about 2 billion (Bn) tonnes (t) of waste every year, which is projected to reach 3.4 Bn t by 2050¹. Out of the total, nearly 400 million (Mn) t are classified as hazardous waste². Over 37% is sent to landfills, 19% is recycled,...

Data shows that 99% of the global population breathes air that contains pollutants above the legal limits¹. Industrial facilities are one of the major sources of air pollution¹. Air pollutants cause 7Mn deaths annually^2;p1,2. Further, adverse heal...

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) are responsible for adverse environmental effects, such as a rise in the planet's average temperature and climate change¹. The world needs to keep the average global temperature rise below 2°C; global GHG emissions...

Each year, 50 billion tonnes (t) of greenhouse gases are emitted worldwide¹. GHG emissions trap the sun's heat and cause a rise in temperature and sea level, extreme weather conditions, and climate change². Road transport accounts for 15% of world...