17 January 2022

BiodiverCities by 2030: Transforming Cities’ Relationship with Nature

AlphaBeta supported WEF in the development of the BiodiverCities by 2030 report, which articulates a nature-positive vision for global cities.

22 November 2021

Building Skills for the Changing Workforce: AWS Global Digital Skills Study

AlphaBeta, commissioned by AWS, conducted an in-depth study on the state of digital skills training in 12 countries globally to examine its importance in improving business outcomes and career opportunities for individuals.

16 November 2021

Local sellers, Global consumers: Capturing Thailand’s e-commerce export opportunity

AlphaBeta's new study found that e-commerce sellers in Thailand could earn an estimated THB485.8 billion by 2026 by adopting e-commerce for exports.

11 October 2021

Local sellers, Global consumers: Capturing Singapore’s e-commerce export opportunity

AlphaBeta's new study found that e-commerce sellers in Singapore could earn an estimated S$3.5 billion by 2026 by adopting e-commerce for exports.

30 September 2021

Dr. Fraser Thompson discusses Asia Pacific’s biodiversity crisis with CNA

Channel News Asia interviews Dr. Fraser Thompson on the New Nature Economy: Asia's Next Wave report, launched at Ecosperity Week 2021.

29 September 2021

Launch of New Nature Economy: Asia’s Next Wave at Ecosperity 2021

AlphaBeta, Temasek, and the World Economic Forum launch the New Nature Economy: Asia's Next Wave report at Ecosperity Week 2021.

29 September 2021

New Nature Economy: Asia’s Next Wave

Temasek, the World Economic Forum, and AlphaBeta's report, New Nature Economy: Asia's Next Wave, outlines a nature-positive future for Asia Pacific.

27 September 2021

Forests, Food Systems and Livelihoods

AlphaBeta supported the Tropical Forest Alliance in research identifying commodity-driven deforestation as being at the heart of global food system challenges.

10 August 2021

Accelerating Singapore’s Next Generation Plastic Recycling Value Chain

A study conducted by AlphaBeta and Circulate Capital found that 5 sectors account for 69% of the plastic waste generated in Singapore.