世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
The story of Day 2 at Davos 2022
That brings a close to Day 2 at Davos 2022. The environment has featured high on the agenda today, but we've also heard from global leaders on Ukraine, geopolitics, travel and tourism and...
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世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
The story of Day 1 at Davos 2022
The first in-person meeting since the start of the pandemic kicked off with public sessions today, covering the the most urgent issues on the global agenda, including the war in Ukraine, ...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
Is there a future for globalization? Business leaders discuss at Davos 2022
The pandemic, the war in Ukraine, rising energy and food prices, supply chain disruptions and the climate crisis are challenges that threaten to destabilize decades of globalization, but ...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
Davos 2022: President Zelenskyy on 'new precedents' and a call for global help 'as fast as possible'
As leaders gather this week to address the world's toughest challenges, the war in Ukraine is front and centre. Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, delivered a special address on t...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
Davos 2022: What to read on Agenda
This Davos comes as unprecedented geo-economic challenges disrupt communities everywhere. It’s a critical moment for leaders to meet in person in Davos - after a two-year hiatus - to tack...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
Davos 2022: Quién viene y todo lo que necesitas saber
Los principales líderes mundiales desde la política, empresas, la sociedad civil, la academia, los medios de comunicación y las artes, se reunirán en el pueblo suizo de Davos en mayo de 2...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
¿Por qué la inflación es tan alta y seguirá siéndolo? Un economista lo explica
La inflación aumenta y la perspectiva de una crisis del costo de vida se avecine sobre muchas personas en todo el mundo. En abril se registró un aumento del IPC (índice de precios al cons...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
Davos 2022: Who's coming and everything else you need to know
The world’s top leaders from politics, business, civil society, academia, media and the arts are set to descend on the Swiss mountain village of Davos in May 2022, as the World Economic F...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
Why is inflation so high and will it stay that way? An economist explains
Inflation is rising and the prospect of a cost of living crisis looms for many people across the world. April saw a CPI (consumer price index) increase of 8.3%, while US inflation has sta...
公正、多様性、包括性
International Women’s Day: 2 experts say flexibility for everyone would make workplaces more equal
Developing and deploying one-half of the world’s available talent has a huge bearing on the growth, competitiveness and future-readiness of economies and businesses worldwide.
ステークホルダーキャピタリズム
'Businesses are more trusted than governments'. Here's how the private sector is stepping up
Trust is a topic that has emerged in sessions across the virtual Davos Agenda this week, as world leaders, the business community and civil society convened to address the State of the Wo...
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
The Global Risks Report 2022 revealed the top risks facing the world - So what can we do about it?
Risk analysis shapes decisions, creates forecasts and reveals the policy gaps requiring action. It’s why the World Economic Forum sets the agenda for the year with the launch of the Globa...
金融と通貨システム
Rising inflation: Temporary deviation or here to stay? 6 chief economists discuss
Price surges have emerged in many corners of the economy, and the multiplicity of causes has led to diverging views on the most likely trajectory for inflation.
エネルギー転換
COP26: 5 leaders from tough-to-decarbonize industries explain how to get to net zero
As COP26 talks are underway this week, the need for global action to save our planet is front and centre. Despite some momentum to transform the world’s energy systems, coupled with clean...
アーバントランスフォメーション
Here are 7 of the world's greenest buildings at COP26 - and how they can help tackle climate change
Buildings account for nearly 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions, 50% of the world’s energy consumption and 40% of raw materials. While existing building stock will require largescale ...