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This article, by Pavle Avramovic, Gabriella Gebri and Aishwarya Viswanathan, examines the governance challenges shaping the next generation of digital identity systems. Based on cross-regulatory dialogues in Uganda and Ethiopia, it explores how stronger coordination, interoperability, and trust can unlock the full potential of digital identity and e-KYC across sectors.

Envy is a natural human emotion, but it can be harmful in the workplace. Research co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School finds that in evaluating colleagues’ creative ideas, people can have benign envy or malicious envy – so managers need to understand this better to ensure that the most creative ideas are not stifled.

A new Humanitarian Logistics Shock Facility is desperately needed to help ensure that needed medicines and supplies are available where they are needed, according to an opinion piece by Ankur Mutreja, Director of External Affairs and Health Security at health-equity charity PATH, and Paul Kattuman, Professor Economics at Cambridge Judge Business School.