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Acting Together in a Fractured World



Acting Together in a Fractured World
World Economic Forum 2018 to Call for Strengthening Cooperation in a Fractured World
The theme, “Acting Together in a Fractured World”*, will make a case for renewed commitment to international collaboration as a way of solving critical global challenges.
*This press release was updated 4 October, 2017 to reflect the theme change from "Strengthening Cooperation in a Fractured World" to "Acting Together in a Fractured World"
With over 400 sessions, the programme is an unparalleled effort to engage leaders in a new shared narrative to improve the state of the world.

With the World Economic Forum communities and organizational capacity dedicated to driving positive change through 14 distinct System Initiatives, participants at the meeting will contribute to multiple agendas:
1. The Global Agenda: Supporting efforts to improve global governance mechanisms and advance major multilateral processes; for example, the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
2. The Geopolitical Agenda: Convening leaders and experts to prepare for and respond to a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape
3. The Economic Agenda: Supporting multistakeholder efforts to deliver sustainable and inclusive economic development in the face of lower growth rates, declining productivity and skills gaps
4. The Regional Agenda: Examining in depth the social and economic transformations occurring in all regions
5. The Industry and Business Agenda: Contributing to the shaping of new industry ecosystems and helping industry and government leaders prepare for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
6. The Future Agenda: Sharing the ideas, innovations and discoveries that will have the greatest impact in reshaping global systems

System Initiatives...
1. Shaping the Future of Consumption (keywords: New models of consumption),
2. Shaping the Future of Digital Economy and Society (keywords: Cultivating an online environment of trust),
3. Shaping the Future of Economic Progress (keywords: Inclusive economies),
4. Shaping the Future of Education, Gender and Work (keywords: Education systems and labour markets),
5. Shaping the Future of Energy (keywords: Effective energy system),
6. Shaping the Future of Environment and Natural Resource Security (keywords: Response to environmental challenges),
7. Shaping the Future of Financial and Monetary Systems (keywords: Disruptive innovation in financial services),
8. Shaping the Future of Food Security and Agriculture (keywords: How can the world feed 9.7 billion people by 2050?),
9. Shaping the Future of Health and Healthcare (keywords: to deal with this demographic transformation),
10. Shaping the Future of Information and Entertainment (keywords: Design policies that both stimulate business growth and safeguard citizens),
11. Shaping the Future of International Trade and Investment (keywords: Shifting geopolitics, innovative business models and changing societal expectations are creating new challenges),
12. Shaping the Future of Long-term Investing, Infrastructure and Development (keywords: There is currently a $1 trillion annual shortfall versus a $4 trillion demand for infrastructure alone),
13. Shaping the Future of Mobility (keywords: the Future of Mobility),
14. Shaping the Future of Production (keywords: to build truly innovative and sustainable production systems that benefit all people),
Note: More Forum projects.

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4. Too many employers and governments around the world are focused on a narrow talent pool,
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Talent Pool
The suitable, skilled people who are available to be chosen to do a particular type of job:

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