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Today’s Earth Day, themed “Planet vs. Plastic” seeks an unwavering commitment from governments across the globe to end the use of plastics with demands for a 60 percent reduction in the production of all plastics by 2040. Despite being the largest producer of plastic, APAC is in a pivotal position to lead global efforts in tackling plastic pollution.
India’s Crossroads: Navigating the 2024 General Elections April 2024 This article is part of Sandpiper’s Public Affairs Tracker content series. Our Public Affairs team provides in-depth […]
An exclusive preview of Sandpiper Health's upcoming patient advocacy group survey report that unlocks insights of patient needs.
Sandpiper extends Voice Your Vision Pro-Bono Communications Training 2024 Programme to empower non-profit and corporate leaders globally.
Hong Kong, with its unique strategic positioning in both political and economic realms, is to host the upcoming second ABAC Meeting of 2024 in late April.
April’s elections come at a time when South Korea faces internal debates over social inequality, the pace of innovation, and its position in global geopolitics, especially in relation to China and the United States.
The first mandated reports using the New Zealand climate standards will be published in the coming months for large publicly listed companies. Read more to understand New Zealand Climate Standards, the principle of New Zealand Climate Disclosure, and more.
The recent promising clinical trial results of Wegovey, an obesity drug, has sent its manufacturer's share soaring, indicating the business potential in obesity treatment and prevention.
Our top tips for communicators, marketeers and policymakers looking for their organisation and leadership to shape the debate and to have an impact at Davos 2024.
2024 is bringing a new set of changes, challenges, and opportunities to Asia Pacific’s healthcare sector. Shifting demographics, social changes, and new technologies such as cell and gene therapies, bio-inductive implants, and AI-assisted discovery are expected to reshape the industry.
Financial Services firms have a unique set of communications challenges. and need well thought-out approaches to cut through, stay relevant and build trust.
As trust in the tech industry has dropped to an all-time low, tech companies must communicate their vision and purpose more than ever to regain trust in their brands.
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Healthcare affordability and innovative financing in the Asia Pacific region have emerged as critical topics in addressing the challenge of providing accessible and quality healthcare to diverse populations.
The rapidly ageing population in Asia Pacific is having profound social, economic, and political implications. In this article, we examine the level of maturation of elderly care regulations in some of the key markets across the region and highlight the concepts of “healthy ageing” and “silver dividend”, which are reframing attitudes toward elderly care and shifting the paradigm in approaching ageing population.
Vaccine equity plays an important role in the strategic landscape for biopharmaceutical MNCs, one that is more important than ever in the post-pandemic landscape.
It is important to understand the smoking-related healthcare challenges faced by territories across the Asia Pacific region, as well as the differing approaches taken by markets across the region toward handling the problem.
Real progress towards Universal Healthcare has been made across the region under the stewardship of WHO working with local governments.
Understanding cultural beliefs and public attitudes is essential to deliver the best possible care, and other healthcare innovation.