Engaging in philanthropic activities is being pursued by many well-established supply chains. Donations are a form of charitable activities that not only promote the social responsibility of a corporation but also enhance its public image, which in turn creates more benefits for the supply chain. Prosocial preferences of customers are considered the primary drivers that persuade supply chains to donate. In this chapter, various donation programs within supply chains are introduced, and the challenges associated with them are briefly discussed.
Artificial Intelligence in e-Health Framework, Volume 1: AI, Classification, Wearable Devices, and Computer-Aided Diagnosis, 2025, Pages 183-192
Foraging wild plants and mushrooms can be both beneficial and detrimental to biodiversity. We examine the role of stewardship practices, which are grounded in care, knowledge, and agency, in fostering sustainable use of wild species. These practices are pervasive among foragers across social–ecological systems yet neglected in research and policymaking.
RELX SDG Inspiration Day 2025
The Future of Philanthropy: Stepping up for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Can philanthropy bridge the funding gap necessary to advance the Sustainable Development Goals?
Join thought leaders, including Ban Ki-moon, 8th United Nations Secretary General, in discussing the role for philanthropy in addressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Differentiating Factors in Alzheimer's Disease: Gender, Ethnicity, Clinical and Treatment, 2025, pp 15-24
This chapter aligns with SDG Goal 5: Gender Equality and Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being by emphasizing the importance of understanding sex and gender differences in Alzheimer’s disease risk, progression, and treatment, and highlighting the need for equitable research and interventions to improve health outcomes for women.
This study reviews the growth and current state of the specialty of emergency medicine (EM) around the world. The 2023 World Health Assembly resolution emphasized emergency care as a cost-effective means to reduce health disparities and called for increased investment in emergency and critical care. Although EM is an increasingly recognized medical specialty, its growth faces barriers such as insufficient training programs, workforce shortages, and systemic challenges including resource shortages and burnout.
