Innovation is critical to triggering a much-needed shift in how products are made and consumed.
Hub-led approaches – powered by technologists, political leaders, researchers and more – can help jumpstart circular innovation.
The World Economic Forum will launch circular innovation hubs in Mexico City, Brussels, Turin and Bangkok – with more to come.
This pilot program is co-launched by Scale360° and the Global Shapers Community, two initiatives hosted by the World Economic Forum.
Leveraging young change-makers from the Global Shapers Community ensures a grass-roots approach to triggering local solutions to circular change.
Geneva, Switzerland, 8 February 2021 – To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, a new circular approach is needed to transform the goods and services we have and the pipeline of innovations still to come.
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Key takeaways on digital currency from The Davos Agenda
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Author: Kathryn White, Project Fellow, Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, World Economic Forum & Ashley Lannquist, Project Lead, Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology, World Economic Forum & Ashlin Perumall, Project Fellow, Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, World Economic Forum LLC & Yan Xiao, Project Lead, Digital Trade, World Economic Forum
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