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Jan. 31, 2017
WHAT TO KNOW NOW
Catherine Cheney
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A growing number of individuals and organizations — from philanthropists to tech companies to think tanks to governments — are asking how emerging technologies will impact the global workforce.
 
No time like the present to tackle the future of work and income
 
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Artificial intelligence and greater automation will displace many employees and create opportunities for others, with new and different skills. But in the short term, automation is more likely to transform work rather than eliminate jobs, according to a recent report by the McKinsey Global Institute. That cushion offers the time and space for the public and private sectors to consider how to make this transition as inclusive as possible, Chor Pharn Lee of the Center for Strategic Futures in Singapore said at an event in San Francisco last week hosted by Next Era, an initiative of two Finnish think tanks.

Devex is following how leaders, companies and governments are considering adapting to this change. Here are a few recurring themes from those discussions.
 
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"We play a unique and very important role in the U.S. government. We are the last mile development workers, but we are also the last mile citizen diplomats of our nation."
 
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@WORK
 
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While modest in size and population in comparison to its neighbors, Brussels remains a hub for European and international relations. Among the many regional, national and international institutions based in Belgium's capital, the city is also home to the European Union, European Commission and the NATO headquarters.
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Expertise in designing, delivering and managing plant biosecurity programs has the ability to improve economic conditions within developing countries. Plant Biosecurity CRC is drawing on Australia's wealth of knowledge to mentor professionals in sub-Saharan Africa. They aim to have a lasting impact on biosecurity practices in 10 partner countries.
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THE WEEK AHEAD
 
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On World Cancer Day, the World Health Organization will issue a new report on early diagnosis of the disease, as well as new information on annual global deaths. Check out our preview for events taking place this week.
 
Events preview: This week in development cooperation
 
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Below are some of the most noteworthy events for the week starting Jan. 31:
Feb. 1-2. Brusells, Belgium
Feb. 2. Stockholm, Sweden
Feb. 2. London, United Kingdom
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Feb. 6-9. Geneva, Switzerland
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