Agenda | Foro Económico Mundial

Here's why the UN's law of the sea needs an overhaul

Guy Standing 12 dic 2022

Indicadores climáticos

How do barrier islands work and why they are so important?

Anna Linhoss · The Conversation 07 oct 2022

Putting Nature at the Heart of the Global Financial System

Mirjam Staub-Bisang y Martijn Wilder AM 23 may 2022

El cambio climático

How our economy could become more 'nature-positive'

Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Echandi y Frances Seymour 14 feb 2022

Agenda de Davos 2022

By 2050, 90% of land could become degraded. How can businesses help restore the resources they depend upon?

Ibrahim Thiaw 17 ene 2022

If the world's 1 million municipalities were nature-positive, we could tackle climate change

Elizabeth Mrema 11 nov 2021

El cambio climático

What is 'nature positive' and why is it the key to our future?

Diane B. Holdorf, Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Echandi, Marco Lambertini, Naoko Ishii, Johan Rockström y Nigel Topping 23 jun 2021

How rescheduling debt for climate and nature goals could unlock a sustainable recovery

Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Echandi y Ibrahim Thiaw 25 mar 2021

República de Corea

Why sanctions are not the way to fix relations with North Korea

Geoffrey See 30 nov 2020

Deep-sea minerals could meet the demands of battery supply chains – but should they?

Winnie Yeh 03 ago 2020

Temas

Here's how to deliver a green recovery for the G20 economies

Edward B Barbier 14 jul 2020

COVID-19 shows why biodiversity matters to human health and economies

Marie Quinney 22 may 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is not a break for nature – let’s make sure there is one after the crisis

Sebastian Troëng, Edward B Barbier y Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Echandi 21 may 2020

Desarrollo sostenible

We can decide to live within the limits of our planet

Steve Howard y Usha Rao-Monari 22 feb 2019

Trade and Investment

The good news on pensions: sustainable equals profitable

Eric Parrado y Enric Sala 07 feb 2019