
Kate Whiting
Deputy Team Lead, Editorial Strategy at Formative Content
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Isle of Wight Youth Trust receives £50,000 funding after winning national award for outstanding work
2 weeks ago |
onthewight.com | Kate Whiting
Isle of Wight Youth Trust (IWYT) has been chosen as the overall winner of a top national award for its outstanding work supporting the mental health of children and young people on the Isle of Wight. Following a rigorous selection and assessment process, IWYT beat off competition from a record number of award entries to win the title of overall winner of the 2025 GSK IMPACT Awards. The charity was awarded the prize at a ceremony held in central London last Thursday (15th May).
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1 month ago |
weforum.org | Kate Whiting
Only a quarter of workers are happy at work, according to research. Boosting workplace wellbeing could help the global economy grow by $11.7 trillion, finds the World Economic Forum's Thriving Workplaces report. Here, ahead of World Day for Safety and Health at Work, Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science Jan-Emmanuel De Neve explains why workplace wellbeing matters. The world of work for many people in 2025 "isn't necessarily a positive place," says Jan-Emmanuel De Neve.
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2 months ago |
weforum.org | Kate Whiting
Netflix' Adolescence has put online harm in the spotlight: The Forum's Roadmap to Effective Digital Safety Measures offers solutions. Image: Unsplash/Gilles LambertSenior Writer, Forum StoriesNetflix drama Adolescence has broken records and fuelled the global debate around children, smartphones and social media. The World Economic Forum’s Roadmap to Effective Digital Safety Measures report recommends a holistic, collaborative approach that goes beyond policy.
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2 months ago |
weforum.org | Kate Whiting
Global debt is soaring, with the IMF estimating global public debt at more than $100 trillion, or around 93% of global GDP. In the wake of World War II, ‘financial repression’ was used to bring down the debt-to-GDP ratio. But what is this debt reduction policy and what impact does it have over the long term? In 1940, a year before the US joined World War II, public debt stood at $50.7 billion. In 1941, the ratio of public debt to GDP was 42%. In December that year, the US joined the war.
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Feb 11, 2025 |
weforum.org | Kate Whiting
This article has been updated. Most countries have missed a deadline to update their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) by 10 February under the terms of the Paris Agreement. Do the current NDCs go far enough to limit the global temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels? Scaling Carbon Dioxide Removal technologies will be critical to meet net-zero targets, according to the World Economic Forum’s Carbon Dioxide Removal: Best-Practice Guidelines white paper.
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