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UNGA 2025: What key issues are shaping this year's agenda?

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By Kate Whiting, Charlotte Edmond
| World Economic Forum
This article has been updated. The United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week (UNGA) takes place in New York every September. Key discussion topics at this 80th session include advancing gender equality, AI governance, and NCDs and mental health. A climate summit will also be held. Alongside the assembly, the World Economic Forum will hold its Sustainable Development Impact Meetings, convening leaders from politics, business and civil society.
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‘Sponge cities’ can help protect against flooding. Here’s how

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By Charlotte Edmond, Rebecca Geldard
| World Economic Forum
This article has been updated. The 'sponge city' concept, pioneered by landscape architect Kongjian Yu, uses natural and engineered systems to absorb rainfall and prevent flooding. Cities like Copenhagen are actively engineering solutions after climate disasters, while others like Auckland are recognized for their natural 'sponginess'.
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A new blood test could tell us how fast our bodies are ageing

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By Charlotte Edmond
| World Economic Forum
Research suggests different organs in the body age at different speeds, with ageing not being a smooth, linear process. Life expectancy increased significantly over the 20th century, but without significant advances in ageing technologies there is a limit to how long humans will live. The World Economic Forum's Brain Economy Action Forum convenes stakeholders to ensure that brain health and skills are prioritised and invested in for a more resilient and inclusive future.
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