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What the General Value team is saying, where it is speaking and how the press has covered its work, newest first. Each piece links to the author's profile.
65 pieces, newest first. Talks: 4 · Posts: 3 · Articles: 2 · Press coverage: 12 · Research: 44.
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- Research · March 2025
Future-Proofing the Longevity Economy: Innovations and Key Trends
Five trends shaping the longevity economy, from retirement systems and drawing down savings to the economics of caregiving, each with examples from around the world.
Selected by Stephen Watson
Open the report: Future-Proofing the Longevity Economy: Innovations and Key Trends (opens in a new tab) - Research · January 2025
The Future of Wellness: 2025 Trends
The summit's 130-page forecast for 2025, from "augmented biology" and new takes on saunas and supplements to the aging workforce and the Middle East as a wellness leader.
Selected by Stephen Watson
Open the report: The Future of Wellness: 2025 Trends (opens in a new tab) - Article · 20 November 2024
The Aging Workforce: A Challenge We Can't Ignore
What longer working lives ask of employers.
- Article · 19 November 2024
Keeping It Real with Sustainable Business Models
Why the business model, not the concept, decides whether a venture lasts.
- Research · November 2024
Health at a Glance: Europe 2024
A full chapter, "Living longer, living healthier?", on healthy longevity in Europe, alongside comparisons of life expectancy, healthy life years and health spending across 27 EU countries.
Selected by Stephen Watson
Open the report: Health at a Glance: Europe 2024 (opens in a viewer or a new tab) - Research · 20 September 2024
Who cares what happens with planted forests? A public typology to assist community engagement and communication
People do not approach planted forests with the same concerns. Drawing on 1,192 valid survey responses in New Zealand, this study identifies five audience segments with different attitudes towards forest management and trust. For General Value, the editorial implication is to begin communication with audience research rather than assume that one sustainability message serves everyone. A project could explain its decisions, invite questions and address the concerns that matter locally. That is our proposed application, not an intervention tested by the researchers. The survey was conducted in 2020, and its segments should be re-examined before informing work in another market.
Selected by Luis Da Silva
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