
The 'Millennial Manifesto' outlines principles for an inclusive future
The Davos Lab Millennial Manifesto provides principles to guide youth activism in a post-COVID world marked by greater examples of systemic inequalities.
World Economic Forum Foundations Board Member, Global Shapers Community. Co-founder of an ecosystem of social and planetary enterprises with impact in over 90 countries, including; 3BL Associates, a people + planet consultancy that has advised Nobel Peace Prize winners & nominees, governments, and corporates on systems transformation; Public-Planet Partnerships, a Nature Based Solutions framework facilitating inter-species collaborations; Diversity on Board, a platform that brings greater equity and responsible leadership to board positions in the MENA region; and Recipes for Wellbeing, a non-profit supporting the systemic wellbeing of changemaking organizations and impact conveners. Tariq is among the first 100 certified Biomimicry specialists in the world and has a background in degrowth and post-growth economics, risk management, and spiritual ecology. With over a decade of experience in inter-faith and international climate movements, Tariq has held board and co-chair roles with organizations such as UNESCO, the World Economic Forum, the Inayatiyya, and EAT - the science-based global platform for food systems transformation. A Fellow for the Royal Society of Arts, and has received multiple global awards and recognitions for leading innovations that contribute towards the Sustainable Development Goals. Based in Bahrain.
The Davos Lab Millennial Manifesto provides principles to guide youth activism in a post-COVID world marked by greater examples of systemic inequalities.
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