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"See Me: A Global Concert” is the remarkable result of an international collaboration between hundreds of musicians, artists and film teams who took a leap of faith, in the midst of the COVID-19

Welcome to the Davos Agenda 2021.

The Davos Agenda | From Monday January 25th - 29th 2021. The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation.

As more data is collected and exchanged, it has become unmanageable for users who often do not understand what is happening.

What key ideas, concepts and actions on education, skills and lifelong learning emerged from the third day of the Jobs Reset Summit 2020? Speakers: Henrietta H. Fore, Salil S.

With news of a COVID-19 vaccine and renewed willingness to seek multilateral solutions, the end of 2020 has provided new opportunities to tackle today's most pressing issues.

Virtual press conference on The Davos Agenda 2021. At the press conference, the Forum will release programme highlights, key business and private sector participation and key themes.

While many employers still depend on traditional degrees as proxies for skills, nearly 42% of companies expect to use low-cost online learning to minimize reskilling and upskilling costs.

The pandemic has led to unprecedented support for selected workers and households in many advanced economies, while revealing the inadequacies of safety nets for the majority of the global working

How can new approaches in corporate board governance accelerate the adoption of emerging environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics? Discover and debate how to scale up: 1.

People with disabilities are often early adopters of new job designs, flexible work arrangements and innovative product developments, giving disability-inclusive companies an innovation advantage in

Racial inequalities continue to be pervasive globally. What corporate strategies to transform systems of racial inequity are having the most impact?

Nearly 40% of employees in developed economies have been working remotely in recent months in an unprecedented shift in working practices, and work is set to change even more dramatically in the

A transition towards the circular economy has the potential to yield $4.5 trillion by 2030 while helping to achieve climate change objectives.

How can the novel combination of frontier technologies bring us closer to a sustainable future, while keeping in check unintended consequences?

Unemployment in developed economies is projected to rise from 5.4% at the start of 2020 to 12.6% by the end of the year even as there continues to be growth in the “jobs of tomorrow”.

With a projected global population of 9 billion to feed by mid-century, the world's food systems will need to significantly evolve to deliver the growth needed in a context of growing socio-economic

The COVID-19 pandemic has fragmented the global economy by restricting trade and the movement of people across borders, accelerating the restructuring of global value chains while also opening new

As COVID-19 accelerates the unprecedented disruption and reconfiguration of global value chains, how can industries leverage new solutions to adapt in an inclusive and sustainable way that enables

The ramifications of the pandemic have sparked new conversations on stakeholder responsibility to social justice and sustainable development impact.

The Great Reset requires a fundamental shift in resource use. What are the most compelling circular economy solutions emerging now and who is willing to accelerate their progress?

Aviation has been hard-hit by the pandemic. As air travel returns, how can corporate travel shape a net-zero future for aviation? Discover and debate how to scale up: 1.

What key ideas, concepts and actions on work, wages and job creation emerged from the second day of the Jobs Reset Summit 2020?

How can artificial intelligence (AI) be leveraged to protect, benefit and empower youth globally? Discover and debate how to scale up: 1. Protecting and promoting children's digital rights 2.

The ocean plays a critical role in the global climate system. While it has been a key driver of extreme weather events and climate disasters, it also holds solutions to tackle climate change.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disproportionate economic impact on LGBTI populations.

Governments and central banks have injected $11 trillion into the global economy, slashed interest rates and purchased large-scale assets to prevent financial collapse due to COVID-19.

Protecting the ocean and strengthening its resilience can help communities around the world respond to and recover from the global pandemic in the near term, while also restoring essential ecosystem

Technological transformation in infrastructure is long overdue. What type of innovative ideas are disrupting cities and infrastructure?

The COVID-19 crisis is paving the way for stakeholder capitalism to provide more opportunities to all in the new economy.