Interestingly, none of the criteria revealed by the MCMC are of substantial or technical nature—everything ‘can be enforced,’ ‘can be monitored,’ or ‘can be adjusted,’ clearly suggesting a retrofitting approach or like a ‘selection’ process...
We could have earlier benefited from the experience of countries that wisely avoided SWN—comprising a significant majority—or those that initially struggled with its implementation but eventually pivoted away, like Rwanda.
The modernisation of the agriculture sector will not only improve our food security but also provide opportunities to enhance our nation's economic growth.
Poor health literacy leads to inadequate patient education and engagement, creating significant health risks and hidden challenge within the healthcare system.
High-velocity leadership demands a focus on swift discovery—embracing incremental, immersive, and high-speed approaches that introduce novelty in small increments rather than relying solely on planned design.
The Global Food Security Index reveals that leading nations prioritize agri-food technology, emphasizing hi-tech farming, precision engineering and circular economy principles in their food security strategies.