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Four young African girls in school uniforms walking into school toilets marked with a painted sign saying ‘toilettes’.

To mark World Toilet Day, Economist Impact and Unilever have published first-of-its-kind research on the far-reaching cost of ‘toilet loss’ in schools and how the answer lies in cost-effective maintenance.

Two professionals reviewing data on a laptop in a modern, high-tech office with monitors displaying graphs in the foreground. They are both wearing glasses and dressed in blue shirts.

Unilever’s newly opened AI Horizon3 Lab is leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and human ingenuity to drive innovation and fast-track growth across the business. We caught up with the team for a taste of what’s to come.

A photo from a Dove campaign featuring a group of eight diverse women, smiling at each other and at the camera.

It’s one of the biggest brands in Unilever, with products trusted by millions and a purpose built on challenging stereotypes to celebrate real beauty. Discover the story of Dove.

Close-up of hands washing a light-coloured garment in soapy water, with bubbles visible on the fabric and water surface.

Working with partners, our India business is piloting the production of synthetic soda ash – a key ingredient in laundry powder – with a near-zero greenhouse gas footprint. If proved at scale, this innovation could help unlock faster emissions reductions in our supply chain.

The five-episode mini-series, featuring some of our best-known cleaning and laundry brands, has been created to engage with the huge and fast-growing audience on #CleanTok, the platform’s most popular community.

The world isn’t reducing emissions quickly enough to meet global targets and avoid climate breakdown. Unilever is calling on governments attending COP28 to urgently increase ambition and accelerate action, so we can go further, faster in the race to net zero.

Skyline of Nairobi where the next round of negotiations on a UN treaty to end plastic pollution takes place this week.

The next round of negotiations on a UN treaty to end plastic pollution takes place this week in Nairobi. It’s a critical stage of the process that should begin to focus on the detail, with talks centring around a zero draft of what will ultimately become the legally binding text.

A selection of products from the Pond’s Skin Institute Bright Miracle range, including facial foam and day serum

Shanghai-based skincare scientist Erica Liang explains how Niasorcinol™ – a new development from experts at the POND’S Skin Institute – is clinically proven to help improve skin’s clarity and natural radiance.

Young people learning from colourful stickers glued on glass wall during collaborative process in office

Unlocking future workplace opportunities requires upskilling at scale. Unilever is working to ensure 10 million young people are equipped by 2030. Discover the skills employers want and why they matter, according to Nitin Paranjpe, Chief People & Transformation Officer.

Willem Uijen, Unilever’s Chief Procurement Officer.

As part of our series of interviews with senior leaders, our Chief Procurement Officer, Willem Uijen, discusses how the function creates growth for the company while being uniquely placed to deliver on our commitments to make sustainable living commonplace.

Pablo Costa, Unilever’s Global Head of Packaging, who is responsible for packaging strategy and innovation.

Five years on from the launch of the Global Commitment initiative to help build a circular economy for plastic, two new reports outline its learnings and industry progress. The perfect time to speak to our Head of Packaging about how we’re getting on with our own ambitious goals.