Climate Action
What are the 'positive tipping points' that could help us accelerate out of climate disaster?
Climate scientist Tim Lenton explains to Radio Davos how positive tipping points can steer us out of climate doom, with the right policies.
Anna Bruce-Lockhart
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Nature and Biodiversity
La batalla por Masungi, una última "arca de biodiversidad" en Filipinas
Vea esta entrevista con Ann Dumaliang, defensora del medio ambiente que se enfrenta a bandas armadas para proteger un frágil ecosistema montañoso cerca de Manila.
Nature and Biodiversity
The battle for Masungi, a last ‘ark of biodiversity’ in the Philippines
Watch this interview with Ann Dumaliang, an environmental defender braving armed gangs to protect a fragile mountain ecosystem near Manila.
Industries in Depth
Experts Explain: How will the metaverse change our lives?
We’ve all heard of the metaverse – but what’s it used for? Dive into the virtual future with Stanford University's Jeremy Bailenson, VR expert and founder of tech company Strivr
Forum Institutional
Conoce a los creadores de YouTube que cubrirán Davos 2023
Este año, algunos de los creadores digitales más fascinantes y con mayor conciencia social del mundo, desde el mexicano Luisito Comunica hasta MostlySane de la India, se unirán a los líde...
Forum Institutional
Meet the YouTube creators covering Davos 2023
Joining leaders of state and business in Davos 2023 are some of the world’s most exciting and socially aware digital creators, from Nas Daily to India's MostlySane.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Economics explained: What can we do about inequality?
From how to measure it to how countries are tackling it, a new video explainer explores some of the big questions around wealth and income inequality.
Social Innovation
Do companies need bosses? Cooperatives and the social economy explained
Cooperatives employ 280 million people globally and are part of the wider social economy. This video from TED Education and the World Economic Forum explores what that means.
Climate Action
Can the economy grow for ever?
Economies are like universes - they just keep expanding, and making everything better as they do. Right? This animated explainer by the World Economic Forum and TED-Ed takes a closer look.
Financial and Monetary Systems
GDP: How do you measure a country's true worth?
GDP measures economic growth, but what measures happiness? This quick and compelling animated explainer takes economics back to the drawing board.
Jobs and the Future of Work
Should you go freelance? Here’s what you need to know about the gig economy
Being your own boss might look like an increasingly attractive option. But what are the downsides to going freelance and joining the gig economy? This video by the World Economic Forum an...
Geo-Economics and Politics
'We are in a geopolitical recession' - Ian Bremmer on globalization, populism and the power of crisis
Political scientist Ian Bremmer on globalisation, populism and why the geopolitical architecture put in place after the Second World War drastically needs reform.
Emerging Technologies
What is AI? Top computer scientist Stuart Russell explains in this video interview
'AI isn't intrinsically evil, that decision is up to us.' Leading computer expert Stuart Russell on how artificial intelligence is reshaping our lives, and what we can do about it.
Forum Institutional
Mientras la OTAN busca expandirse, muchos todavía se preguntan: ¿cómo funciona?
"La OTAN es la alianza política y de defensa más exitosa de la historia de los Estados nación", dijo el ex primer ministro finlandés. Así es como funciona.
Resilience, Peace and Security
As NATO looks to expand, many may still wonder: how does it work?
NATO is the most successful political and defense alliance in the history of nation states,” said former Finnish Prime Minister. Here's how NATO works.