Innovation alone won’t solve the big problems

Innovations and new technologies triggered five technological revolutions in modern history, but it is systems innovation that is needed to cope with today’s existential problems of climate change, hunger and poverty, health and nutrition, environmental pollution, social inequality, and deadly diseases.

Innovation alone won’t solve the big problems

Innovations and new technologies triggered five technological revolutions in modern history, but it is systems innovation that is needed to cope with today’s existential problems of climate change, hunger and poverty, health and nutrition, environmental pollution, social inequality, and deadly diseases.

So says Andy Kerr, Director of Climate KIC for UK and Ireland.

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