Through our online community, we will build truly global and inclusive participation in the Forum for Global Challenges.
By focusing on designing, sharing and scaling tangible solutions to global challenges, the Forum will lead to real change.
Our cross-sector and interdisciplinary model will help bring new perspectives to current intractable challenges in industry and policy.
The Forum is built on genuine public and civil society participation, to ensure local communities drive solutions that are relevant and appropriate in their local context.
Join us for a unique programme of events and discussion, as we build towards the inaugural Forum in Birmingham, May 2022.
The Forum for Global Challenges is an ambitious international conference that will generate and share solutions to some of the most pressing challenges faced by our planet and its people, from climate change and destruction of the natural world, to poverty and rising inequalities, and the effects of the global pandemic.
Plastics have impacted almost every aspect of our lives. From ubiquitous packaging, bulk materials and smartphones to invisible polymers added to cleaning products to improve performance; modern life would ...
Thank you for being part of the c ommunity. In the month since the I aunch , we have grown by 106 members in 17 countries! Please invite friends and colleagues to keep the ...
Recordings from previous events can now be found in the dedicated Library under the Resources tab on the menu bar. Keep an eye out for new events and other exciting resources as the community develop ...
For further insight into the development of the Forum, be sure to read the Welcome post from Professor @Hisham Mehanna , Director of the Institute for Global Innovation and Professor @Fiona Nunan ...
Hi there everyone! I’m Emily, your dedicated Community Manager and I’m here to make sure that the Forum for Global Challenges runs as smoothly as possible. 😊 As you get started exploring the eCommunity, ...
The world faces multiple challenges – the climate emergency, 700 million people living in extreme poverty and relentless loss of animal and plant species. The global pandemic has added to these challenges ...
Plastics have impacted almost every aspect of our lives. From ubiquitous packaging, bulk materials and smartphones to invisible ...
The world faces multiple challenges – the climate emergency, 700 million people living in extreme poverty and relentless ...
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