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Supply Chains
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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
External pressures and shocks have exposed the fragility of supply chains. We must now defend against risk, expand digitalization and protect global trade.
If unaddressed, supply chain challenges will hamper recovery and growth. Business leaders at Davos 2022 share how to build supply chain resilience and sustainability.
Ongoing supply disruptions and future adverse shocks highlight the need for more resilient value chains. Economists argue reshoring is not the solution.
COP26 saw the birth of the First Movers Coalition, whose member companies commit to buy low-carbon products. This will drive up demand and reduce costs.
Vaccine equity: how the World Economic Forum, UNICEF and leading logistics companies have supported inclusive and safe distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
Increased internet use leads to higher carbon emissions and more electronic waste. How can companies harness circular design to help combat this problem?
Shoppers care about sustainability, and are demanding higher standards. The fashion industry needs to act to ensure that the origin of cotton is traceable
Shipping must run on net-zero energy by 2050. Decarbonizing the entire value chain requires informed investments on everything from fuel to retrofitting.
Open trade does create jobs, but these jobs do not always benefit the poorest in society as most workers on low wages lack the skills to secure such work.
Economic sanctions have been used as a tool of war for centuries. Their main objective is to deter bad behaviour and enforce behavioural change in targeted states.