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We live in a time today in which we have unprecedented access to information about every global tragedy that happens on every corner of this Earth.
And to give you a sense of the scale of these diseases, in 2010, the global burden of disease was estimated at 2.5 trillion dollars, and since they are chronic, that cost is compounding and is therefore expected to rise up to six trillion dollars in just the next 15 years.
But the good news is, the global community has the chance to do something just as audacious today.
Surely, a century of economic development and the development of military strategy will have given us better ways to manage global conflict.
Surely, if ever there was a global moon shot worth supporting, this is it.
I think we can agree, however, that having 15,000 of them represents a greater global threat to Jasmine's generation than a promise.
In just two years, Kenya's ranking moved from 136 to 92. (Applause) And in recognition of the significant reforms we've been able to implement in such a short time, Kenya was recognized to be among the top three global reformers in the world two years in a row.
It's easy in this political and global economy to want to give up when we think about transforming government.
The unforgivable shit I would do to her." Online misogyny is a global gender rights tragedy, and it is imperative that it ends.
This vitriolic, global outpouring of the most heinous hate speech: death threats, rape threats.
And that website provides a critical forum, because there is no global, legal thing to help us figure this out.
EDGE, the global standard for gender equality, is the minimum standard.
We even found that conservatives who read the moral purity essay were significantly more likely to say that they believed in global warming and were concerned about global warming, even though this essay didn't even mention global warming.
Bryn Freedman: So you said that in the 20th century, global power was in the hands of government.
And I learned that we are facing a global water crisis.
So after returning home one summer in eighth grade, I decided that I wanted to combine my passion for solving the global water crisis with my interest in science.
I was 14 years old when I started, but I didn't let my age deter me in my interest in pursuing scientific research and wanting to solve the global water crisis.
And this summer, I founded Catalyst for World Water, a social enterprise aimed at catalyzing solutions to the global water crisis.
Just as water drops come together to form oceans, I believe that we all must come together when tackling this global problem.
We know looting is going on on a global scale and it's increasing, but presently we don't have any tools to stop it.
Putting all the data together, what we found is that, contrary to popular opinion, looting did not start to get worse in Egypt in 2011 after the Arab Spring, but in 2009, after the global recession.
By creating a 21st-century army of global explorers, we'll find and protect the world's hidden heritage, which contains clues to humankind's collective resilience and creativity.
All the data that you help us collect will be shared with vetted authorities, and will help create a new global alarm system to help protect sites.
I said, this is clearly a global problem, but maybe geography is the issue here.
The story we've just relayed is unique, and yet it is so common with sexual violence being a global pandemic.
Family mental health will be shouting loud and clear in global, international agenda.
Syria is intimately tied to regional security, to global stability.
I came back to Boston, I became a physician, I became a global public health policy researcher.
We, as the global health community policy experts, our first job is to become experts in how to monitor the strengths and vulnerabilities of health systems in threatened situations.
At our global health center, we have launched a new initiative with NATO and other security policy makers to explore with them what they can do to protect health system institutions during deployments.
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