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WEF Page 35

Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2025 — Page 35

...Yet, the transformative potential of collaborative sensing at scale is matched by complex challenges....

...how cities could function, adapt and evolve....

...Related DFF megatrends: Technological Vulnerabilities and Digital Realities146 Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2025 35...

WEF Page 47

Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 — Page 47

...While the majority of organizations across industries evaluate the security maturity of their suppliers (66%) and involve the security function in procurement processes (65%), significantly fewer adopt more advanced resilience...

...Only 27% simulate cyber incidents or conduct recovery exercises, and a mere 33% comprehensively map their supply chain ecosystems to gain a deeper understanding of cyberthreat exposure and interdependencies....

...Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cybersecurity, United Arab Emirates Government 40% 20% 80% 60%We assess the security maturity of our suppliers We involve our security function in the procurement process We share information...

WEF Page 10

Green Procurement Playbook 2025 — Page 10

...Building block 1 The Stages of Excellence Assessment in eight building blocks CPO influence and executive leadership buy-in I II III IV Focus area Compliance driver Risk manager Value creator Sustainability leader CPO...

...influence and executive leadership buy-in— CPO has limited visibility with executive leadership; sustainability seen as operational, not strategic. — No formal involvement of procur ement in corporate sustainability...

...highlights regulatory or reputational risks to gain leadership attention. — Isolated discussions of KPIs, but no formal linkage to executive compensation or gover nance.— CPO is recognized as a strategic contributor...

WEF Page 8

Piloting the Quantum Economy Blueprint Lessons from Saudi Arabia 2026 — Page 8

...Different entry points present distinct trade-offs: high-barrier, high-gain areas such as hardware and components require substantial capital but offer greater competitive advantages, while low-barrier, low-gain areas...

...In short, international shared frameworks transform quantum from a collection of isolated technical initiatives into a coherent national strategy, enabling countries to progress from awareness to readiness and ultimately...

...Even though the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) International Year of Quantum has concluded, this leadership underlines why quantum technologies must remain high on national...

WEF Page 28

Beyond Compliance 2024 — Page 28

...Scaling innovative finance as an integral part of corporate strategy As companies gain experience with OBF, they can move towards integrating the approach into broader corporate decision-making processes and developing...

...relevant teams such as finance, sustainability and implementing divisionsA dedicated OBF function or OBF shared resources across functionsA community of practice to share knowledge and continue refining the approach...

...Corporate decision-makingNone, this is meant to be a source of learningInforms sustainability strategyAn integral part of the company’s sustainability strategyAn integral part of the company’s overall strategy...

WEF Page 18

Harnessing Data and Intelligence for Collective Advantage 2026 — Page 18

...The Thailand POC gives a first indication of how the Partnership can create value for a wide range of stakeholders by translating collaboration into practical benefits....

...definitions and metrics without centralizing databases Through this structure, the Partnership can function as connective tissue that links multiple existing initiatives into a coherent system of accountability....

...Emerging use cases and impact pathways include those outlined in Table 1.2.5 Stakeholder value and collective advantage Examples of emerging use cases and impact pathways TABLE 1 Use case Potential value Examples of data...

WEF Page 7

Womens Health Investment Outlook 2026 — Page 7

...These trends point to the emergence of a broader, more durable investment base....

...end-points (e.g. endometriosis),31 while others overlook outcomes most meaningful to women, such as pain, function and quality of life.32 –Pipeline bottlenecks: Despite rising interest, 70–80% of women’s health deals...

...The index can help investors identify underserved markets with strong growth potential, pinpoint saturated spaces where new technologies could gain an edge and evaluate the commercial outlook of emerging segments....

WEF Page 29

Intergenerational Foresight 2026 — Page 29

...Rural communities would gain predictable long-term revenue streams, enabling investment in education, health and local economies while reinforcing stewardship as a core economic function. 3....

...Treating basins and territories as primary units of governance aligns climate adaptation, food systems and infrastructure planning with the lived experience of risk. 4....

...Historically marginalized rural communities are gaining recognized roles as stewards of natural assets critical to national and planetary resilience.More broadly, it reframes rurality in terms of global leadership....

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Turning Challenge into Opportunity 2025 — Page 16

...De-risk capital investment De-risking capital investment is an immediate function of such offtake agreements....

...Maritime green fuel projects, whether e-methanol, e-ammonia or advanced biofuels, typically require hundreds of millions of dollars in upfront capital expenditure....

...Currently, the pricing disparity between e-fuel and traditional oil and gas is the largest issue facing scaling of e-fuel....

WEF Page 9

Fighting Cyber-Enabled Fraud 2025 — Page 9

...Most (87%) of this phishing was classified as ‘maliciously registered’....

...The bulk of this malicious phishing was concentrated among a few registrars […].”17 An Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)-funded study similarly found that a mere 20 registrars, out of the more...

...the solution.27 Domain hijacking through account takeover drives online fraud: Domain hijacking through account takeover is a major driver of online fraud, as attackers gain unauthorized access to domain registrant accounts...