
Circular Transformation of Industries: The Art of Scaling Circular Supply Chains
Circular Transformation of Industries: The Art of Scaling Circular Supply Chains 2025 proposes strategies to cultivate circularity across sectors.
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Circular Transformation of Industries: The Art of Scaling Circular Supply Chains 2025 proposes strategies to cultivate circularity across sectors.
The Future of Global Fintech: From Rapid Expansion to Sustainable Growth – Second Edition
Businesses across industries increasingly recognize the potential of circularity to create value through revenue growth, increased resilience, sustainability and cost reduction. The perce...
United for Net Zero: Public-Private Collaboration to Accelerate Industry Decarbonization 2025 explores how businesses can overcome these barriers and accelerate the transition to net zero...
Unveiling the transformative potential of circularity in industry, this white paper delves into the vital role of partnerships as a fundamental catalyst to pave the way for a sustainable,...
Scope 3 emissions, which account for more than 70% of industries’ greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, represent a critical challenge. This white paper serves as a practical roadmap for busine...
With an ever-changing landscape in the global economy, industrial companies are forced to rethink their use of resources and their contribution to economic growth. Circular transformation...
The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with the University of Cambridge’s Industrial Innovation Policy Group, and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, has identifie...
The World Economic Forum’s Target True Zero coalition was formed to understand how the development and deployment of new forms of aviation propulsion, such as those powered by batteries o...
Air pollution is a deadly problem that both causes and is exacerbated by climate change. We must hold ourselves accountable for the harm it is causing.
A new study has investigated how urbanisation increases the risks of non-communicable diseases, like heart disease and what cities can do to reduce risks.
After water, what is the second most consumed material on earth? The answer might surprise you.






















