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Every $1 invested in health yields up to $4 in economic return, yet health systems remain chronically underfunded. From antimicrobial resistance to air pollution, aid cuts and digital health gaps, the cost of inaction is mounting.
What are the societal and economic consequences of underinvesting in health and how do we begin to address them?
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Betazone: Inside the Cyber Criminal Mind
Recent anti-cybercrime breakthroughs are outsmarting criminals by going beyond technology – leveraging financial and psychological tactics to turn the tables.
Step into the shoes of a cyber defender to learn what skills and strategies drove breakthroughs in 2025 and how to keep raising the risk for criminals in 2026.
Join this betazone for an immersive journey of discovery and storytelling through engaging visuals.
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Intensifying strategic competition among major powers and shifting economic alliances are reshaping the foundations of global order.
What are the key implications for international cooperation and economic policy in this evolving landscape?
Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
Join us for an update on the key themes and outcomes of the Meeting. The press conference will provide insights into the agenda, highlight major announcements, and offer an opportunity for journalists to ask questions directly.
Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
Please join us for the opening remarks for the launch of the Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils and Cybersecurity 2025.
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Over the past year, seismic shifts in technology, geopolitics and the global economy have profoundly reshaped the cyber landscape. Cybersecurity now sits at the intersection of national security, technological innovation and international cooperation.
As divergent priorities and values across countries and sectors continue to hinder unified action, how can leaders better collaborate to strengthen cybersecurity?
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We’re on track for 3°C warming – and business leaders say it’s time to act.
‘We don’t yet know the full impact of a world that hot, but we do know it’s urgent to prepare,’ says Pim Valdre, Head of Climate and Nature Economy at the @WorldEconomicForum.
That’s why 130+ major companies with $4 trillion in combined revenues have joined forces through the #AllianceOfCEOClimateLeaders, to urge policy-makers to act.
Their message is clear:
Business is already cutting #emissions at scale.
Now we need policies that unlock green markets, speed the transition and build a #NaturePositive, low-emissions economy.
The choices made today will define the pace of #climate action for decades to come.
As the world looks to #COP30, momentum is building for collective action on climate change. The World Economic Forum and its partners are helping scale what already works – from innovative finance models and policy frameworks to business-led solutions that deliver sustainable prosperity. By investing in nature as core economic infrastructure, we can unlock opportunity for #PeoplePlanetProgress.
Read the Open Letter to COP30: https://wef.ch/openletter2025
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Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
From green steel to hydrogen, the technology is ready – the question is how fast we can scale it.
‘This is one of the biggest business opportunities of our time,’ says Dan Ioschpe, CEO of Iochpe-Maxion and member of the #AllianceOfCEOClimateLeaders. ‘Governments bring regulation and direction, academia brings knowledge, but the business sector is in a position to implement.’
Representing 130+ major companies with $4 trillion in combined revenues, the Alliance is urging policy-makers to act on climate change. As a signatory of their open letter to #COP30, Ioschpe calls for cross-sector collaboration to turn proven technologies into global solutions. Read the open letter in full here: https://wef.ch/openletter2025
As the world looks to #COP30, momentum is building for collective action on climate change. The World Economic Forum and its partners are helping scale what already works – from innovative finance models to business-led solutions that deliver sustainable prosperity, for #PeoplePlanetProgress.
The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. The Forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. We believe that progress happens by bringing together people from all walks of life who have the drive and the influence to make positive change.
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Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
00:00:14:20 – This lawyer is making Pakistan’s legal system fairer for women: Lawyer Khushbakht Shah Jillani stands up for women’s rights in Pakistan’s courts – and two years ago, she persuaded the high court to redefine a 136-year-old law to give working mothers more rights.
00:02:46:21- Uruguay switched its grid to clean power in just 20 years: In 2008, Uruguay was heavily reliant on fossil fuel imports and – as the global price of oil rose – struggling to meet the energy demands of its burgeoning middle class. Today, it’s a global leader in #renewables, meeting 98% of its electricity needs from renewable sources. So how did it achieve such a staggering transformation?
00:04:53:10 – What’s next for humanitarianism in our fragmented world: Global humanitarian aid has fallen sharply, as major donors such as the US and the EU slash their #aid budgets and private funders tighten the purse-strings. This means that, for dozens of crises around the world, up to a third of funding has abruptly vanished – while the number of people in need has risen by 70 million since 2021.
00:09:59:00 – Ocean acidity has just crossed a critical threshold for marine life: The increasing acidification of the ocean – a process driven by the burning of fossil fuels – has crossed its safe limit for the first time ever, putting all marine life and ecosystems at risk.
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‘Three-quarters of carbon emissions come from outside the electricity sector – in steel, cement, shipping and aviation. These are the hard-to-abate industries where we urgently need breakthroughs.’
Sumant Sinha, @ReNewCorp CEO and member of the #AllianceOfCEOClimateLeaders, explains why government support is key to scaling industry solutions and unlocking capital for deep decarbonization.
Representing 130+ major companies with $4 trillion in combined revenues, the Alliance is urging policy-makers to act on climate change. In their open letter to #COP30, the CEOs are calling on governments to create the right enabling environment for businesses to accelerate the shift toward a low-emissions, #NaturePositive economy.
As the world looks to #COP30, momentum is building for collective action on climate change. The World Economic Forum and its partners are helping scale what already works – from innovative finance models to business-led solutions that deliver sustainable prosperity, for #PeoplePlanetProgress.
Read the Open Letter to COP30: https://wef.ch/openletter2025
The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. The Forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. We believe that progress happens by bringing together people from all walks of life who have the drive and the influence to make positive change.
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