Annual Report 2025–2026
The World Economic Forum’s current strategy outlines a more focused and streamlined approach to its initiatives, communities and insights. Strengthening capabilities and upgrading its operating model will allow the Forum to accelerate execution and maximize value for stakeholders. By aligning around unified strategic priorities, the Forum helps stakeholders unlock new economic opportunities, enhance societal well-being and accelerate the transition to nature-positive, future-ready systems.
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