Part consultancy, part thinktank, part social enterprise, Halcyon helps you prepare for and respond to personal, organisational and societal change.
2014
What's Changing? - Habitat
Please see below selected recent cities/urbanisation-related change.
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January 2020
What's Changing? - Emerging Markets
Please see below selected recent emerging markets-related change. (Until mid-2018 the focus was primarily on Africa.)
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January 2020
What's Changing? - Security
Please see below selected recent cybersecurity-related change.
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December 2019
What's Changing? - Diversity
Please see below selected recent diversity-related change.
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December 2019
What's Changing? - Governance
Please see below selected societal and organisational governance-related change.
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December 2019
- In many parts of the world, women running for election are still too often disadvantaged by discrimination, intimidation and lack of funding. But globally, the trend is positive. Some countries are doing well. Rwanda, Cuba, Bolivia - all have parliaments with more than 50% women, while others, like Haiti and Qatar, have none.
May 2019
What'a New? - Alternative
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What's Changing? - Work
Please see below selected recent work-related change.
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November 2019
What's Changing? - Freedom
Please see below recent freedom-related change.
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December 2019
- The number of journalists imprisoned globally in 2019 remained near record highs, with 250 of them put behind bars for their work, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
August 2019
What's Changing? - Risk
Please see below selected recent risk-related change.
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December 2019
- While China's influence is largely seen as positive in many emerging markets, this is not the case among its neighbours in the Asia-Pacific: on average, 59% of those surveyed across Australia, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, and India think that investment from China is risky, giving Beijing too much influence over their economies.
November 2019