How climate change puts SA’s water at risk, and why PPPs can help

This article discusses the growing risk climate change poses to South Africa’s water resources and emphasizes the need for urgent interventions to protect water security. Climate change impacts, such as erratic rainfall and rising sea levels, exacerbate existing water challenges. The article highlights the importance of adopting innovative solutions, including resilient infrastructure, water diversification, and the use of advanced technologies. It also stresses the role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in addressing water challenges by combining investment, technology, and expertise, ensuring long-term sustainable water management.

The Majority of People In The World’s Biggest Economies Fear They Have Just 5 Years Before Advancing Technology Makes Their Job Skills Obsolete – Global Labor Market Conference Research

The majority of workers in the world’s largest economies fear that advancing technology will make their job skills obsolete within five years, according to research from the Global Labor Market Conference. Learn more about the shifting landscape of work and the future of employment.