World Economic Forum

So, what happened at #Davos this year? #wef25 Under the theme "Collaboration for the Intelligent Age," nearly 3,000 people from more than 125 countries came together to address a wide array of critical topics, including global #cooperation, economic growth, AI development, and the climate crisis. Click the link to rewatch any of our sessions or explore what you missed: wef.ch/wef25

#Geopolitical challenges put global #collaboration at risk. Four experts share their insights on balancing immediate action with long-term efforts for progress: https://lnkd.in/eUUM9TkM

This proposed 500km conveyor belt could help tackle the consequences of Japan’s labour shortage while cutting CO2 emissions. Learn more about Road Freight Zero, the World Economic Forum’s initiative to decarbonize haulage: https://ow.ly/s7ey50V1inb #Japan #LabourShortage #Freight

#Globalization and free trade are under scrutiny, and rightly so, says Harvard University economist Dani Rodrik, but #economic isolationism is no good for anyone. https://lnkd.in/e6qUEHTa

In #virtualreality, people with conditions including #ADHD and #autism can rehearse everyday scenarios, at their own pace. Floreo CEO Vijay Ravindran explains how the platform works. Floreo is a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, part of a community of start-ups from around the world involved in the development of technologies for social good. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/Wpji50V1iFT #VR #Neurodiversity #Neurodivergent #Neuroinclusion

By 2030, over 20% of #jobs will transform due to #labour market disruptions. The World Economic Forum, in partnership with Capgemini has developed ‘Matching Talent to the Jobs of Tomorrow’, a guidebook for public #employment services. This five-step framework - supported by six case studies - offers actionable strategies and #tech innovations to enhance job matching and help policymakers connect talent to the jobs of the future. Discover the toolkit here: https://lnkd.in/d8W9hpUR

Of the 117 million people displaced worldwide in 2023, the majority were internally displaced. Here's why we need coordinated action to help end #displacement for millions globally through local planning, financing and empowerment. Read more from Marie McAuliffe of IOM - UN Migration: https://lnkd.in/ehwKcnCN

Eight sectors account for 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions. @Roberto Bocca, Head of Energy and Materials at the World Economic Forum, discusses how these sectors are reducing emissions. The World Economic Forum’s Net Zero Industry Tracker offers a data-driven assessment of progress on the #energy transition in 8 heavy-emitting sectors. Read more here: https://ow.ly/JmwI50V17ER #EnergyTransition #HeavyIndustry #Aviation #Shipping #Trucking #Aluminium #Steel #Cement #Chemicals #NetZero

From advanced earth observation systems (#EO) to artificial gravity generation. #Space #technology is advancing rapidly, with innovations in satellite monitoring, materials science, and energy solutions driving economic and scientific progress. Experts at #wef25 revealed space-based solar power and other emerging technologies that could revolutionize energy production, sustainability, and our ability to harness resources beyond our planet. https://lnkd.in/gyRa-FE8

Which roles will see the highest growth in demand by 2030? And which #skills are #employers looking for? Learn the answers in the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025, which reveals 5 key factors that will drive a net creation of 78 million new #jobs by 2030. The report brings together perspectives from more than 1,000 #companies - which collectively employ more than 14 million #workers - to project emerging and declining roles, #skill shifts and the evolving #labour market. Read it here: wef.ch/futureofjobs25 The #FutureOfJobs25 report has been enriched by research collaborations and data partnerships with ADP Coursera Indeed and LinkedIn