The fork in the road…a fond farewell to Wasafiri
Wasafiri, means “travellers or explorers” in Swahili, and was inspired by the phrase, “Traveller, there is no path, we make the path as we walk together.”
Entries by Jenny Costelloe
Davos: All talk; any action?
Last Friday, a client asked me if Davos is “just a talk shop”
What the development sector can learn from business (blog 2 of 2)
This blog is the second of a two-part series on cross-sector learning – the first was about what business can learn from the development sector, and in this one I want to highlight two areas where the development sector can learn from business
What can business learn from the development sector?
In this first blog of a two-part series, I’m going to describe just a couple of the things that I think business can learn from the development sector
UN General Assembly and a Climate Emergency
For one week in late September, it seemed all roads led to New York, to the 74th United Nations General Assembly (aka “UNGA”)
Echo Chambers in Sustainable Development
In this era of political change, when diverse and extreme views are being expressed freely, it can be tempting to retreat into our echo chambers [where an echo chamber is defined as “an environment in which a person encounters only beliefs or opinions that coincide with their own.”
Jenny Costelloe joins Wasafiri to expand work with business on the SDGs
The Sustainable Development Goals define the most compelling global challenges of our era. Wasafiri’s work with multinationals is demonstrating the vital leadership role they can play in forging more inclusive and sustainable economies, and strengthening global public goods like security, health, biodiversity and climate
