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Promoting active mobility is a core element of decarbonizing urban mobility, but more pedestrians and cyclists means a need for better road safety.

Governments, businesses and academic institutions must come together to help reskill and upskill the global workforce for the technological transformation.

Sustainability is an economic imperative -- amid the ongoing global crises, companies will not remain competitive without innovation and action for climate change.

The World Economic Forum’s Innovators Community share one characteristic they believe all leaders should possess to succeed in today’s changing world.

Developed by the World Economic Forum’s Digital Safety Coalition, the new global principles aim to advance safe online experiences.

Small nations have much in common and much they can teach us as they gather momentum and grow in influence.

The 2023 Crystal Award went to the architect, activist and artist Maya Lin, soprano Renée Fleming and actors and humanitarians, Idris and Sabrina Elba.

To end the medical recruitment crisis, healthcare workers must be encouraged to stay in the profession and stay working in the country that they call home.

Tech companies have been handling complex societal issues with little guidance from legislative bodies. To properly prevent online harm, that must change.

World Economic Forum launches new flagship Global Health and Healthcare Strategic Outlook Report