Trade and Investment
Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation streamlines international trade
By the end of 2022, Alliance initiatives had achieved an initial 10-times return on investment, saving US$ 60 million in seven project countries.
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- Denmark
A.P. Møller-Maersk
A.P. Moller-Maersk is a worldwide conglomerate operating in 130 countries and with a workforce of some 89,000 employees. It owns one of the world's largest container shipping companies and is also active in other logistics infrastructure and energy industries.
Impact
Future of Work
Closing gender gaps in the private sector benefits over 728,000 women
Gender Parity Accelerators have significantly improved a legislative and societal drive for women’s workforce participation and reduced the gender gap.
Systemic Racism
How we are fighting systemic racism in the workplace and beyond
The Forum is working to eradicate all strands of systemic racism in the workplace against professionals with underrepresented racial and ethnic identities.
Ukraine
Delivering lifesaving supplies to countries facing humanitarian crisis
The Forum's Logistics Emergency Team, comprised of four of the biggest global transport companies, delivered aid to Ukraine amidst the humanitarian crisis.
Air Pollution
Businesses tackle air pollution and climate change
Through a new partnership with the Clean Air Fund, the World Economic Forum has committed to accelerating solutions to air pollution.
Climate Change
Tackling the climate crisis with innovative green technologies
Through their collective power, global businesses working in the First Movers Coalition are making technologies of tomorrow commercially viable today.
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- Air Pollution
- Chile
- Climate and Nature
- Climate Change
- Corporate Governance
- Davos 2023
- Digital Communications
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Economic Progress
- Emerging Technologies
- Fourth Industrial Revolution
- Future of Work
- Future of Work
- Gender Inequality
- Geopolitics
- Global Cooperation
- Health and Healthcare
- Humanitarian Action
- Jobs and Skills
- Mobility
- SDG 13: Climate Action
- Society and Equity
- Supply Chains
- Sustainable Development
- Systemic Racism
- The Davos Agenda 2021
- Trade and Investment
- Ukraine
- United States
Davos 2023
Why zero-emission fuel offtake is key to global shipping's transition
Supply Chains
Time is running out – global emissions rules for shipping need to be reached now
The Davos Agenda 2021
From an Age of Disagreement to an Age of Collaboration
Future of Work
How We Can Use Tech to Improve Diversity in The Workplace
Supply Chains
