Global New Mobility Coalition
In a nutshellThe Global New Mobility Coalition (GNMC), curated by the World Economic Forum, is an active and diverse community of over 100 globally renowned experts, NGOs and companies fo...
加快全球转型，构建更加安全、清洁、包容的交通运输系统，改善商品货物的交付方式，确保人人享有便利交通服务
世界人口将在2050年之前增至97亿。一方面，大城市交通运输系统和基础设施高度紧张，乡村与城市的差距进一步扩大。另一方面，无人驾驶车辆、面部识别、人工智能和无人机等先进技术创造机会，借助创新商业模式和交通服务，适应用户人口结构的变化，推动交通运输行业的转型。
平台召集全球主要交通运输企业以及不同部门的关键利益相关方，打造满足21世纪需求的交通运输系统和指导方针。
In a nutshellThe Global New Mobility Coalition (GNMC), curated by the World Economic Forum, is an active and diverse community of over 100 globally renowned experts, NGOs and companies fo...
Regulatory Gaps in AviationRecent advances in drone technology are fundamentally transforming aviation with the potential to remake mobility networks and democratize the airspace. However...
The ChallengeIn the near future, space debris will become a critical challenge for the global community, endangering access to space and the benefits this access brings. In recent years,...
Mobile technology and a low-carbon future are unthinkable without batteries, a core technological enabler of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The lithium-ion battery market – the stronge...
The ChallengeBlockchain has the potential to revolutionize sectors and ecosystems in which trust is needed among parties with misaligned interests. It is precisely within these contexts, ...
The ChallengeTrucking accounts for over 70% of the movement of goods in the US alone, comprising a $726 billion market, yet it is highly volatile in pricing and capacity and dependent on ...
This project aims aims to enable faster, safer, cleaner and more affordable mobility for people and goods by integrating disparate transportation modes such as micromobility, public trans...
This project seeks to pilot a global, interoperable Known Traveller Digital Identity infrastructure in partnership with the Government of Canada and the Kingdom of the Netherlands. This i...
BackgroundIn 2017, more than two dozen companies, governments, organizations and universities collaborated with the Centre to co-design the Industrial IoT (IIoT) Safety and Security Proto...
Global Health Security at the World Economic ForumThe Forum is committed to managing the risks associated with emerging infectious diseases of epidemic and pandemic potential through inno...
The World Economic Forum has created a new index to measure social mobility, providing a much-needed assessment of the current state of social mobility worldwide.
Mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), autonomous shuttles and micro-mobility are attracting the attention of cities, businesses, investors and policy-makers to develop a smarter, more environment...
For over a decade the World Economic Forum engaged leaders in travel and tourism to carry out an in-depth analysis of the travel and tourism (T&T) competitiveness. Published bienniall...
Distributed ledger and blockchain technology promise to have far-reaching implications for global trade and supply chains. However, the extent to which this new technology realizes its po...
How do we integrate disparate transportation modes (such as bikeshare, autonomous pods, ocean shipping and air travel) to enable faster, safer, cleaner and more affordable mobility for pe...
This report examines the major trends affecting the transformation of energy and mobility systems, with a special focus on cities. Topics addressed include: electrification, decentralizat...
Is a Known Traveller Digital Identity the disruptive innovation the global travel security ecosystem needs? The cross-border movement of legitimate travellers has for decades enabled and ...
《2017年旅游业竞争力报告》不仅为国家层面的多方利益相关者对话提供平台，用以规划政策和行动，还通过行业趋势分析采取整体方法，提供来自各行业、国际组织、政府部门的全球领袖有关重大议题的独特视角。
The World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on the Future of Travel & Tourism, via this white paper, recognizes that security is central to the industry and urges states to move ...
世界经济论坛2015年最新发布的《旅游业竞争力报告》显示，西班牙成为全球旅游竞争力最强国，这是该国首次在这份旅游业双年报告中摘得桂冠，被视为经济复苏的积极信号。
The 21st-century traveller has high expectations when it comes to efficiency and a low tolerance for barriers to global mobility. Unfortunately, travel infrastructure and bureaucracy are ...
