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With 2 billion people today unable to drink safely from the tap, wash regularly or go to the toilet in private, it’s time to step up on how we deliver water services

Annie Heremans, Unilever’s Vice President of Nutrition, on how we’re improving the nutritional profile of our brands, why it’s up to businesses to take the lead, and why it matters so much to her personally.

Unilever’s Keith Weed calls time on fake followers and bots

Mr Green Africa CEO, Keiran Smith, explains why he believes the perception of waste must change and how this will have a hugely positive impact on society and the environment.

Every minute, 20 people around the world are forced to flee their homes in search of safety. These are people faced with violence, political unrest or persecution, and who have no choice but to run. This is a humanitarian crisis that no one can ignore.

The Unilever Young Entrepreneurs Awards recognise and support brilliant young innovators tackling the planet’s environmental and social challenges. There are many reasons to enter. Here we look at four, in the words of previous winners and an expert mentor.

A third of adults struggle to get by without basic financial services to protect against hardship and save for the future. Ruth Goodwin-Groen, of the UN-based Better Than Cash Alliance, explains why moving from cash to digital payments can help reduce poverty and drive inclusive...

When cows burp or pass wind, out comes methane – and as a greenhouse gas it’s 30 times more potent than carbon dioxide. But Elizabeth Latham has come up with a patent-pending probiotic that can halve these emissions. If just 1% of farmers in the US added it to animal food, the...

Plant-based homecare brand Seventh Generation is well known for its progressive approach to sustainable packaging, and the majority of its packages are made from 100% recycled plastic. Here Senior Packaging Engineer Kelly Murosky shares what drives her work and why she wishes...

The relentless focus on standardised tests, academic results and competition creates school systems that overlook the different abilities and requirements of developing children. We need radical changes. One is to reinstate an essential and natural part of growing up – real play

Our new organic, plant-based snack brand doesn’t just boast bold flavours, it’s got a bold purpose too. Half of its profits are set to fund a US urban farming initiative.