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Davos-Klosters, Switzerland 22-25 January
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IdeasLab
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ProgrammeCo-Chairs
Aliko Dangote, President and ChiefExecutive Officer, Dangote Group,Nigeria
Kris Gopalakrishnan, President,Confederation of Indian Industry (CII);Vice-Chairman, Infosys, India
Jiang Jianqing, Chairman of theBoard, Industrial and CommercialBank of China, People's Republic ofChina
Joseph Jimenez, Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Novartis, Switzerland
Christophe de Margerie, Chairmanand Chief Executive Officer, Total,France
Marissa Mayer, Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Yahoo, USA; Young GlobalLeader
Judith Rodin, President, RockefellerFoundation, USA
Meeting Societys NewExpectations
Sustaining a World of 9 Billion
Embracing Disruptive Innovation
Programme Pillars
Achieving Inclusive Growth
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Tuesday 21 January
07.00 - 01.00Congress Centre
1 registration
Registration Opens
Please pick up your badge at registration onKurgartenstrasse. Access to the Congress Centrebegins at 14.00.
For your convenience, we have extended the hoursof registration from early Tuesday at 07.00 until01.00 the next morning.
14.00 - 18.00Congress Centre - Forum
258 davos health challenge I
The Start of the DavosHealth ChallengeJoin the Davos Health Challenge and walk towardsbetter health during the Annual Meeting 2014 byusing a wearable health tracker provided byJawbone that will track your activity and sleep whilein Davos-Klosters. Sign up in advance online topick up your Jawbone device at any time between14.00 to 18.00 and find out how to measure yourprogress.
The results of the Davos Health Challenge will bepresented in a special session on Saturday 25January at 09:00.
18.00 - 18.10Congress Centre - Congress Hall
2 welcome message
Welcome Message bythe Executive ChairmanSimultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
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Tuesday 21 January
18.10 - 18.30Congress Centre - Congress Hall
3 crystal awards
Crystal AwardsCeremonyThe World Economic Forum's Crystal Awardhonours artists whose important contributions areimproving the state of the world.
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
18.30 - 19.30Congress Centre - Congress Hall
4 special concert
Special ConcertPerformanceFeaturing the St Petersburg Mariinsky TheatreOrchestra under the direction of Maestro ValeryGergiev, the concert will include Mussorgsky's"Pictures at an Exhibition" and a Donizetti aria sungby renowned tenor and Crystal Award recipientJuan Diego Flrez.
In partnership with VTB
19.00 - 20.30Congress Centre - Shuttle Hub
5 transfer to the welcome reception
Transfer to the WelcomeReceptionBuses will leave continuously from the Shuttle Hubto the InterContinental Hotel.
Please use Forum Shuttle Line 4.
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Tuesday 21 January
20.00 - 22.00InterContinental - Seehorn
6 welcome reception
Welcome Reception atthe InterContinentalProfessor Klaus Schwab and Mrs Hilde Schwab,together with the Managing Board, host a welcomereception to reconfirm the spirit of friendship andcommunity that defines the World Economic ForumAnnual Meeting.
In partnership with Megafon
21.30 - 22.30InterContinental
7 transfer back to the shuttle hub
Transfer Back to theShuttle HubBuses will leave continuously from the WelcomeReception to the Shuttle Hub at the CongressCentre.
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Wednesday 22 January
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
14 gender parity
Making Gains on GenderGoalsHow is the shift towards gender parity reshapingbusiness?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Improving performance in value chains- Diversifying leadership strengths- Accessing emerging market consumers
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Saadia Zahidi is available to briefparticipants.
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
8 betazone/medical future
Our Medical Future
How are 21st century technologies and engineeringcombining biology, chemistry and physics to createdigital health?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Digital sensors- Genomics and epigenetics- Clinical application for non-communicable disease
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Pischa
10 china context
The China Context
How are structural changes in China's economyshaping its future?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Incorporating sustainability into growth models- Restructuring industries and state-ownedenterprises- Addressing talent and innovation gaps
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese
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Wednesday 22 January
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Aspen 1
11 digital technology context
The New Digital ContextWhat societal, economic and technological forcesare reshaping the digital landscape?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Overcoming barriers to infrastructure expansion- Mass customization of goods and services- Sensory technologies and the Internet of things
This session is on the record and webcast live.
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Aspen 2
12 energy context
The New Energy ContextWhat societal, economic and technological forcesare reshaping the global energy landscape?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Emerging distributed energy solutions- Unconventional oil and gas revolution- Shifting fortunes in energy geopolitics
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Forum
13 future of work
Reshaping the World ofWorkWhat societal, economic and technological forcesare reshaping the employment context?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Demographic shifts in emerging economies- Re-industrialization in advanced economies- Implications of structural unemployment
This session is on the record
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Wednesday 22 January
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Parsenn
16 natural growth
Getting Back to NaturalGrowthAs economies seek an exit from monetary andfiscal stimuli, what sectors, industries and modelswill deliver growth?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Shifting to growth-enhancing policies- Manoeuvring from intervention to regulation- Driving growth from shared value models
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Sanada
9 better business
Doing Business the RightWayHow can business regain trust through long-termvalue creation?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Measuring progress based on values, not justprofits- Addressing socio-environmental consequences- Aligning management, boards and shareholderpriorities
This session is on the record and webcast live.
09.00 - 09.30Congress Centre - Studio
15 insight/chidambaram
An Insight, An Idea withPalaniappan
ChidambaramA conversation with Indian Finance MinisterPalaniappan Chidambaram on institutions, theeconomy and policy-making in the world's largestdemocracy.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
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Wednesday 22 January
09.30 - 10.45Berufsfachschule - Room
17 refugee run 1
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
10.00 - 10.30Congress Centre - Studio
20 journey/brynjolfsson
A Journey of DiscoveryErik Brynjolfsson, an award-winning researcher,educator, entrepreneur and author, appliesempirical techniques to reveal the intangiblebenefits of technology via business-processimprovements. He shares his insight on innovationsthat are driving productivity and wealth creationeven as they fundamentally disrupt the economy.You are invited to learn from his personal journey ofthe ongoing discovery.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
10.00 - 10.30Congress Centre - The Terrace
18 fab lab workshop 1
From Atoms to Bits: 3DScanning WorkshopLearn how to turn a physical object into a computermodel at the Fab Lab.
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behindthe Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge.Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout theday to answer questions outside of workshophours.
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Wednesday 22 January
10.00 - 11.30Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio
19 hyperconnectivity
EmbracingHyperconnectivityHow is hyperconnectivity affecting individual andsocietal norms and behaviours?
Session objectives:- Understand impact on brain and decision-making- Map evolution of networks and organizationalnorms- Reimagine relationship between citizens andinstitutions
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Alan Marcus is available to briefparticipants.
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
25 healthcare context
The New HealthcareContextWhat societal, economic and technological forcesare reshaping the healthcare industry?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Rising burden of mental disorders- Need for cost-effective healthcare systems- Potential of personalized medicine and big data
10.30 - 11.45Congress Centre - Flela IdeasLab
26 ideaslab/cmu
Unlocking the Potential ofHuman Learning with
Carnegie MellonUniversityWhat breakthroughs in the science of learning willtransform technology's impact on how peoplelearn?
Idea 1: Intersection of massive data and individuallearningIdea 2: Learning to improve learningIdea 3: Role of social and cultural contexts in onlinelearning
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Wednesday 22 January
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Forum
21 climate science
Decoding Climate SignalsWhat is science really telling us about globalwarming?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Extreme weather events- Rising sea levels- Food security
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Dominic Waughray is available tobrief participants.
This session is on the record.
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Aspen 1
23 cyber surveillance
The Big Brother ProblemWhat are the consequences of growing publicalarm over personal privacy, data security and thelack of transparency in the gathering of data bypublic and private organizations?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Regulating ubiquitous data collection- Balancing security, transparency and privacyconcerns- Building trust in public and private institutions
This session is on the record and webcast live.
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Aspen 2
24 financial outlook
Global Financial OutlookGrowth remains sluggish, yet stock prices continueto soar. What economic and political forces arereshaping financial markets globally?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Consequences of continued monetary expansion- Impact of regulatory shifts and harmonization- Long-term and alternative investments
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian.
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Wednesday 22 January
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Pischa
27 latin america context
The New Latin AmericaContextWhat challenges and transformations are shapingthe leadership context in Latin America?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Weakening commodity prices- Shifting global capital flows- Emerging middle class
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Parsenn
28 manufacturing context
The New ManufacturingContextWhat societal, economic and technological forcesare reshaping manufacturing?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Shifting mass manufacturing trends- Advanced manufacturing and onshoring- Rising labour costs in emerging economies
10.30 - 11.15Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
22 creative mind/neshat
Inside the Creative Mind:Shirin NeshatAn intimate interview with award-winning Iranianvisual artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat onpoetically probing issues of power, identity anddisplacement. Her body of work includes thephotographic series Women of Allahand the filmWomen Without Men.
This session is on the record.
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Wednesday 22 January
10.45 - 11.45Congress Centre - Sanada
29 time/europe
Is Europe Back?
Credit spreads have narrowed, break-upspeculation has receded, and stock prices haveclimbed. But questions remain about the continent'srecovery.
This session was developed in partnership withTimeand will be broadcast on CNN Money.
Simultaneous interpretation in English, German andFrench
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
11.00 - 11.30Congress Centre - Studio
30 insight/phelps
An Insight, An Idea withEdmund PhelpsA conversation with Nobel Laureate EdmundPhelps on how grass-roots innovation can create
jobs, challenge the status quo and stimulatechange.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
11.45 - 12.30Congress Centre - Congress Hall
31 special addresses/reshaping the world
Reshaping the Worldthrough
Entrepreneurship,Education andEmploymentSpecial addresses on entrepreneurship, educationand employment and how each can reshape ourworld in a positive way
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
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Wednesday 22 January
12.30 - 13.45Congress Centre - Throughout the CongressCentre
32 nigeria buffet
Opening Lunch Buffet
hosted by the Government of Nigeria
13.45 - 15.00Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
38 middle class
The Shifting Middle
As the middle class expands in emergingeconomies and contracts in industrialized ones,what are the consequences for business andpolitics?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Social expectations and political empowerment- Consumption trends and resource constraints- Socio-economic hierarchies and income inequality
13.45 - 14.30Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
34 betazone/technology and brain
Rewiring the Brain
How is daily interaction with technology rewiring ourbrains?
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Wednesday 22 January
13.45 - 15.00Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
35 creative economy
The Creative Economy
What new and exciting ideas are emerging fromurban culture?
Global Shapers from around the world speak ofchanges happening right now.
Dimensions to be addressed:- Offering new opportunities for youth- Operating in a hypernetworked context- Designing innovations around the needs ofcitizens
This session is on the record.
13.45 - 15.00Congress Centre - Aspen 2
37 globalization
The Reshaping ofGlobalizationWhat challenges and transformations are reshapingthe integration of the global economy?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Post-crisis regulatory reforms- The rise of regionalism- The sustainability imperative
Simultaneous interpretation in English andJapanese
13.45 - 15.00Congress Centre - Forum
39 ocean economies
Rethinking OceanEconomiesAs ocean resources provide a basis for globalgrowth and employment, how can their health beprotected?
This session is on the record.
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Wednesday 22 January
13.45 - 15.00Congress Centre - Aspen 1
40 security context
The Global SecurityContextWhat strategic shifts and transformational issuesare shaping the global security context?
This session is on the record and webcast live
13.45 - 15.00Congress Centre - Parsenn
42 youth aspirations
Consumers, Makers andDisruptorsHow are the values and aspirations of today's youthreshaping the creative and consumer industries?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Empowered movers and shakers- Technology-driven networkers- Socially conscious decision-makers
13.45 - 14.45Congress Centre - Sanada
33 cnbc africa/future growth
Africa's Next BillionWith Africa's population rising to 2 billion by 2050,what actions are needed now to ensure sustainableand inclusive growth?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Innovating in education, technology and health- Diversifying investment partnerships- Enhancing business environments
This session was developed in partnership withCNBC Africa.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
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Wednesday 22 January
13.45 - 15.15Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
36 future extractives
The Future of ExtractivesWith rising concerns over scarcity andenvironmental deprivation, how can the resourceindustries drive growth within planetaryboundaries?
Session objectives:- Explore drivers of change- Map necessary industry transformations- Redefine value in a sustainable world
13.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio
41 warmer world
The Impact of a WarmerWorldHow would a 4C temperature increase reshapethe environment, societies and economies?
Session objectives:- Share the challenges of a warmer climate- Discuss opportunities to avoid an unacceptablescenario- Explore effective communication strategies
14.00 - 14.30Congress Centre - Studio
43 insight/faust
An Insight, An Idea withDrew FaustA conversation with Harvard University PresidentDrew Faust on the inextricable connection betweenhistory, creativity and economic competitiveness.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
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Wednesday 22 January
14.15 - 15.15Congress Centre - Pischa
44 arab world context
The Arab World ContextWhat challenges and transformations are shapingthe leadership context in the Arab world?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Putting transitions on a stable and inclusive track- Shoring up employment for youth- Fostering cross-regional collaboration
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Arabic
15.00 - 15.45Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
45 betazone/big history
Big History for Big PictureThinkingHistorian David Christian combines history andscience into a unified perspective of big historythat holds important lessons for leaders about thevalue of big picture thinking.
15.00 - 15.30Congress Centre - Studio
47 journey/blackburn
A Journey of DiscoveryThrough her curiosity about animals and fascinationwith biology, Elizabeth Blackburn's natural path inphysics and science brought her from Australia toCambridge. Adventurous research in biochemistryled to an unexpected scientific quest, and to theNobel Prize in 2009 for the discovery of howchromosomes are protected by telomeres. You areinvited to learn from her personal journey ofprofound discovery.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
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Wednesday 22 January
15.00 - 15.30Congress Centre - The Terrace
46 fab lab workshop 2
From Imagine to Iterate:3D Modelling WorkshopLearn how to design a product using 3D modellingtools at the Fab Lab.
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behindthe Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge.Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout theday to answer questions outside of workshophours.
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
50 global norms
Towards GlobalConvergence?Is hyperglobalization driving an unprecedentedconvergence of norms?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Accepting science as common denominator- Defining social contracts in a global era- Mounting protectionism and nationalism
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Aspen 1
48 debate/financial system
Forum Debate: AreMarkets Safer Now?Is the international financial system safer now thanit was five years ago?
This session is on the record and webcast live.
Debating this question:
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Wednesday 22 January
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab
52 ideaslab/caltech
IdeasLab: From Lab toLife with the California
Institute of TechnologyWhat scientific breakthroughs will transforminstitutions, industries and individuals in the nearfuture?
Idea 1: More than the eye can see -- creatingdamage-tolerant lightweight materials withnanotechnologyIdea 2: Reading and writing genomesIdea 3: Wireless lab-in-the-body monitors
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Flela IdeasLab
53 ideaslab/mit
IdeasLab: Breakthroughsin Advanced
Manufacturing with theMassachusetts Instituteof TechnologyWhat engineering and computer scienceinnovations are reshaping manufacturing?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: Manufacturing economyIdea 2: Organic nanostructures of the futureIdea 3: A robot for every taskIdea 4: Future of employment and automation
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Aspen 2
49 development finance
New Models ofDevelopment FinanceWhat political, market and technological changesare reshaping development finance?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Conditional and results-based financing- Rise of capital markets and private equity- New models of financial governance
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Wednesday 22 January
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Forum
51 global risks
Responding to GlobalRisksFrom natural disasters to digital wildfires, how canglobal businesses build resilience to systemicshocks?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Early identification and measurements- Factors amplifying impact of emerging risks- Innovative response mechanisms
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Jennifer Blanke is available to briefparticipants.
This session is on the record.
15.45 - 17.00Congress Centre - Pischa
55 russia outlook
The Russia Outlook
In the face of ailing investments and industrialproduction, how can Russia accelerate reforms toimprove business conditions?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Tapping into regional best practices- Preparing for commodity price backlash- Supporting small and medium-sized businesses
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian
15.45 - 16.45Congress Centre - Sanada
54 ndtv/india outlook
The India Outlook
With elections on the horizon, how can India'sleaders accelerate growth while restoring investorconfidence?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Prospects for further reform- Priorities for capital markets- Sources of innovation
This session was developed in partnership withNDTV.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
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Wednesday 22 January
16.00 - 17.15Berufsfachschule - Room
57 refugee run 2
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
16.00 - 16.45Congress Centre - Studio
56 journey/sommer-sanes
A Journey of DiscoveryRecent advances in science could mean an end toblindness by 2020. Alfred Sommers and JoshuaSanes are leading a multidisciplinary effort toprevent blindness and restore sight to the blind bydecade's end. Through an interactive dialogue, youare invited to learn from their personal journeys ofprofound discovery.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
59 betazone/water
Safe Water for All
A conversation with academy award-winning actorand philanthropist Matt Damon and CEO ofWater.org Gary White on delivering innovativecommunity-driven solutions to safe water andsanitation.
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Wednesday 22 January
16.15 - 17.00Congress Centre - In front of Wisshorn WorkStudio
58 art walk 1
Art Walk 1
Join a guided tour of the exhibition featuring worksby Andreas Gursky and Damien Hirst, led byEckhard Schneider, General Director of thePinchukArtCentre.
Please meet in front of the Wisshorn WorkStudioroom on the Middle level of the Congress Centre.
17.30 - 17.45Congress Centre - Congress Hall
60 special address/burkhalter
Special Address
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
17.45 - 18.30Congress Centre - Congress Hall
257 special address/abe
The Reshaping of theWorld: Vision from JapanSimultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
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Wednesday 22 January
19.00 - 20.30Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) -Auditorium
61 open forum/1
Open Forum: HigherEducation Investment
or Waste?Benjamin Franklin once said, "An investment inknowledge pays the best interest." Yet today, theUS has a trillion dollar student loan bubble and thegraduate unemployment rate has reached 14%.With over 285,000 university graduates working atminimum wage in the US, many students are facedwith buyer's remorse. Is it time to reconsiderwhether a college degree is worth the investment?
- What is the impact of Massive Open OnlineCourses on traditional higher education?- Will Generation Y youth be better or worse offthan their parents? What are the implications?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Meierhof - Restaurant
62 brain science
The Neuroscience ofLeadershipWhat can brain science teach us about becomingbetter leaders?
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Cresta Sun - Restaurant
63 deans dinner
Shaping the Future
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if youwere to live forever."-- Mahatma Gandhi
How are universities adapting to preparetomorrow's students for learning, living and leavinga legacy in a complex and interconnected world?
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Wednesday 22 January
20.00 - 22.00Turmhotel Victoria - La Terrasse
64 digital me
Digital Me
Your digital footprint is eternal. How can youmanage and build a digital legacy?
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Derby - Dischma
65 explorers
Exploring Our Limits
"I will go anywhere, provided it be forward."-- David Livingstone
What creates a sense of adventure, and what arethe experiences of those who take them on?
20.00 - 22.00Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa
66 picture this
Picture This
Isnt life a series of images that change as theyrepeat themselves?-- Andy Warhol
Some say a picture is worth a thousand words.Discover the stories behind the images that haveinfluenced lives and choices.
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Wednesday 22 January
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Grischa - Jacobshorn-Rinerhorn
67 power of design
The Power of Design
"Design is not just what it looks like and feels like.Design is how it works."-- Steve Jobs
How is design transforming the way we live andlearn?
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Derby - Fluela 1-2-3
68 pundits
Pundits, Professors andPredictionsJoin leading opinion-shapers from media andacademia to debate scenarios for 2014.
20.00 - 22.00InterContinental - Lilie/Aster
69 rethinking economics
Rethinking Economics
How is the concept of economics expandingbeyond market value to embrace societal value,compassion and behaviour?
Discover and debate with experts from behaviouraleconomics, philosophy and political science.
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Wednesday 22 January
20.00 - 22.00Kongress Hotel - Restaurant
70 revolutionary learning
Revolutionary Learning"To know that we know what we know, and to knowthat we do not know what we do not know, that istrue knowledge."-- Nicolaus Copernicus
How can knowledge of history create a betterfuture?
20.00 - 22.00Turmhotel Victoria - Victoria
71 sustainable future
Rethinking ourSustainable FutureHow are technology, science and design moving ustowards a utopian world?
Discover and debate with experts on climatescience, urban design and advancedmanufacturing.
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Thursday 23 January
07.45 - 08.30Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
72 ethics breakfast 1
Stop to Think: HumanDignityHow can we ensure that human dignity is integral toour economic activities and choices?
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
81 sharing economy
The Sharing Economy
How is the sharing economy disrupting traditionalmodels of consumption and production?
Dimensions to be addressed:- From selling products to selling services- Bypassing traditional intermediaries- Enabling C2C business models
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
73 betazone/gore
Forces Reshaping ourWorldThrough a powerful visual narrative, Al Gorereveals six forces that are radically changing ourplanet.
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Thursday 23 January
09.00 - 10.15Congress Centre - Flela IdeasLab
79 ideaslab/imperial
IdeasLab: Life-enhancingTechnologies with
Imperial College LondonAs science has added years to people's lives, howcan technology add quality to those years?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: The precision patient: from genomics intothe metabonomeIdea 2: Robotics and integrated careIdea 3: Cognition enhancement and stimulationIdea 4: Assisted living through digital platforms
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Forum
75 ceo series/organizational learning
CEO Series:Organizational Agility and
Learning in a ComplexWorldHow can organizations become more agile in afast-paced and complex world?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Rethinking planning and discovery- Achieving efficiency and resilience- Balancing long-term vision and rapid learning
This interactive session is designed as a learningexperience uniquely for chief executives.
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Aspen 2
77 eurasia outlook
Eurasia: The NextFrontier?How will growing economic cooperation in Eurasiaand neighbouring countries unlock the region'semerging market potential?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Diversifying the region's economic base- Fostering inclusion in global supply chains- Enhancing cross-border trade
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Russian
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Thursday 23 January
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Aspen 1
78 food security
Rethinking Global FoodSecurityWhat environmental, societal and economic forcesare reshaping the global context for food security?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Changing climate and weather patterns- Addressing demands of an emerging globalmiddle class- Strengthening efficient agricultural value chains
This session is on the record and webcast live.
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Sanada
74 bloomberg/disruptive technology
Disruptive InnovationAhead!What technology-driven innovations will disrupt theglobal marketplace in the year ahead?
This session was developed in partnership withBloomberg Television.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
09.00 - 10.30Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
80 mindfulness
Meditation: Why theHype?Mindfulness meditation increasingly attracts leaderswith the promise of alleviating stress, maintainingfocus and spurring creativity. How can mindfulnessmeditation be applied to health, education andleadership?
Session objectives:- Explore mindfulness interventions in health- Understand mindfulness applications in education- Discuss mindfulness-based techniques inleadership
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Thursday 23 January
09.00 - 11.00Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio
76 decision-making
Making Better DecisionsTraditionally, economics focused on howindividuals would act if they were rational;behavioural economics studies what they actuallydo. In this context, what are the practicalapplications for public policy and personal conduct?
Session objectives:- Understand the impact of scarcity ondecision-making- Discuss the lessons of modern psychology foreconomics- Explore potentials and limitations of behaviouralengineering
09.15 - 10.00Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
82 creative mind/shafak
Inside the Creative Mind:Elif ShafakAn intimate interview with novelist Elif Shafak onher stories of women, minorities, immigrantsubcultures, youth and global souls that blendWestern and Eastern traditions of storytelling. Heraward-winning novels, which are translated intoover 30 languages, include The Bastard of IstanbulandThe Forty Rules of Love.
This session is on the record.
09.30 - 10.45Berufsfachschule - Room
83 refugee run 3
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
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Thursday 23 January
10.00 - 10.30Congress Centre - The Terrace
84 fab lab workshop 3
From Bits to Atoms: 3DPrinting WorkshopLearn how to print a 3D object at the Fab Lab.
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behindthe Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge.Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout theday to answer questions outside of workshophours.
10.10 - 10.40Congress Centre - Congress Hall
253 special address/rouhani
Iran in the World
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
10.15 - 10.45Congress Centre - Studio
85 journey/rodin
A Journey of DiscoveryAs the president of the University of Pennsylvania,Judith Rodin was instrumental in revitalizing WestPhiladelphia. Under her leadership, the RockefellerFoundation pioneered an urban resilienceframework to respond to crises and foster jobs,competitiveness and inclusive economies. You areinvited to learn from her personal journey ofdeveloping the resilience dividend.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
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Thursday 23 January
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
86 betazone/architecture
Human-centredArchitectureWhat does contemporary architecture say aboutthe world in which we live?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Rapid rate of urban development- Renaissance of humanity-centred architecture- Integrating contemporary design into historicsettings
10.40 - 11.00Congress Centre - Congress Hall
87 special address/abbott
Australia's Vision for theG20Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
11.00 - 11.45Congress Centre - Studio
256 insight/el beblawi
An Insight, An Idea withHazem El BeblawiA conversation with interim Prime Minister HazemEl Beblawi on the developments shaping Egypt'spolitical and economic agenda during its currenttransition.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
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Thursday 23 January
11.00 - 12.00Congress Centre - Congress Hall
89 youth unemployment
The Millennial ChallengeHow can the public and private sectors address theyouth unemployment crisis?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Educating through hands-on skills-building- Fostering an entrepreneurial mindset- Localizing work opportunities
The Global Shapers in Davos will be recognized fortheir achievements and drive to make a contributionto their communities.
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
11.00 - 12.00Congress Centre - Sanada
88 nhk/japan
The Reshaping of Japan:Global ConsequencesFrom Abenomics to the Tokyo Olympics, Japan isback on the global stage. What are the global andregional implications?
This session was developed in partnership withNHK.
Simultaneous interpretation in English andJapanese
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
12.00 - 12.30Congress Centre - Forum
90 thinking ahead/rebuilding states
Thinking Ahead withYoung Global LeadersWhat are creative solutions to rebuilding nations forlong-term stability?
Young Global Leaders give three short talks onwhat drives them to the forefront of globaladvocacy.
Learn about:- Resolving conflict through rock music- Fixing failed states- Engaging civil society in nation building
This session is on the record.
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Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45Berufsfachschule - Room
100 refugee run 4
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
12.30 - 13.45Hotel Cresta Sun - Restaurant
101 secular stagnation
The Secular StagnationDilemmaIs the global economy in a period of secularstagnation and, if so, what can be done about it?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Liquidity glut versus savings surfeit- Fiscal stimuli versus austerity- Financial versus innovation crisis
12.30 - 13.45Turmhotel Victoria - Victoria
102 sustainable business
The DNA of SustainableBusinessWhat does it take to be a high-performance,environmentally sustainable company?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Clarifying sustainability challenges- Understanding sustainable performance- Thinking creatively about new markets, productsand services
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Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa
103 transition economies
The Civic Role ofBusinessHow can the private sector help stabilize societiesundergoing political and economic transitions?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Bolstering capacity of local human capital- Strengthening organizational norms to resistcorruption- Providing resources for humanitarian response
12.30 - 13.45Morosani Schweizerhof - Arvenstube
91 advanced manufacturing
The Rise of AdvancedManufacturingHow is advanced manufacturing transformingindustries and markets?
Dimensions to be addressed :- New capabilities for advanced global value chains- Impact of additive manufacturing- Effect of digital manufacturing tools on assemblyline workers- Impact of personalization on consumers,producers and policy-makers
12.30 - 13.45Hotel National - Dining Room
92 asia growth
Drivers of EquitableGrowth in AsiaHow can Asian economies achieve the next stageof economic growth?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Enhancing cross-regional collaboration- Addressing income inequality- Mitigating regional tensions
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Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 13.45Hotel National - Salon Mignon
93 communicating science
Raising Science Literacyin SocietyFrom climate change to preventive care, how canscience communicate more credibly and effectivelywith society?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Scientists as policy advisers- Funding needs versus need for independence- Tackling vested interests
12.30 - 13.45Hotel Derby - Fluela 1-2-3
94 currency context
The New CurrencyContextWhat economic and political forces are reshapingglobal currency markets?
Dimensions to be addressed:- European and US debt crises- Chinese monetary reform- Monetary tapering in the US
12.30 - 13.45Morosani Posthotel - Post/Davoserstube
95 europe context
The New Europe ContextAhead of the 2014 elections, what challenges andtransformations are reshaping the leadershipcontext in Europe?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Rise of populist and nationalist movements- Priorities for fiscal and monetary reform- Drivers of global competitiveness
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Thursday 23 January
12.30 - 14.00Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) -Auditorium
99 open forum/2
Open Forum: Immigration Welcome or Not?
For over 200 million people, migrating to a foreignland represents the hope of a better life andvaluable career experience. While viewed by someas an opportunity for development and a healthysource of skills on the job market, many people areconcerned with irregular flows of migrants, the costof integration and potential increase in criminalactivity. With European migration on the rise,should governments improve their integrationpolicies or impose barriers to entry?
- What best practices can assist countries toimprove management of migration flows?- How have countries leveraged immigration fordevelopment?- What are the implications of stricter regulations vsintegration policies?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
13.00 - 14.00Congress Centre - Sanada
104 globo/brics
BRICS in Midlife Crisis?Growth rates for Brazil, Russia, India, China andSouth Africa remain at half their pre-crisis levels,prompting concern that the golden age ofemerging-market growth may be over.
How can the BRICS group recharge theirrespective growth models?
This session was developed in partnership with TVGlobo.
Simultaneous interpretation in English, Portugueseand Russian
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
14.15 - 14.45Congress Centre - Congress Hall
255 special address/netanyahu
Israel's Economic andPolitical OutlookSimultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live
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Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
113 religious politics
Power Sharing andPolitical IslamHow is political Islam dealing with the backlash it issuffering in the Arab world?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Rebuilding democratic confidence- Fostering an inclusive and effective political order- Countering religious extremism and sectarianism
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
107 betazone/gaming
The World of Gaming
With sales of video games exceeding US$ 25billion, how is gaming transforming theentertainment, education and social interactions ofthe next generation?
14.45 - 16.00Congress Centre - Flela IdeasLab
109 ideaslab/oxford
IdeasLab: Data,Machines and the Human
Factor with the Universityof OxfordWhat are the implications of data and machines forhumanity's future?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: Future of machine intelligenceIdea 2: Building self-monitoring healthcaretechnology into everyday livesIdea 3: Citizen science beyond scienceIdea 4: Taking collective action in an online society
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Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Forum
105 arctic
The Melting Arctic
With the Arctic warming twice as fast as the rest ofthe world, what will be the consequences forsociety, business and politics?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Understanding risks of environmental deprivation- Exploring opportunities of Arctic development- Mapping geopolitical fault lines
This session is on the record.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
106 arts identity
Art and Identity
How are the arts influencing identity in afragmented world?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Shifting definitions of community- Changing relationship between nation and citizen- Creating a new narrative for Europe
This session is on the record.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Aspen 2
110 infrastructure imperative
The InfrastructureImperativeHow can new financing mechanisms ensure thatpressing infrastructure needs are met?
- infrastructure investment as a new asset class- partnerships for financing infrastructure- infrastructure development projects for economicdevelopment and job creation
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Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Aspen 1
112 regulation
Regulating InnovationHow should regulatory and policy frameworks bedesigned to foster science and technology-drivengrowth?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Funding and incubating new ventures- Reorienting intellectual property regimes- Rethinking tax incentives
This session is on the record and webcast live.
14.45 - 15.15Congress Centre - Studio
111 insight/sachs
An Insight an Idea withJeffrey SachsA conversation with Jeffrey Sachs, Director of theEarth Institute at Columbia University, on the futureof the development agenda.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Sanada
114 univision/drugs
The Drugs Dilemma:Consequences for
Society, Politics andBusinessA polarizing debate over whether legalizing drugs isholding back progress on one of the world's mostprominent health and security issues.
How can government, business and civil societywork together to ensure that innovative andalternative policies are considered at the nationaland international level?
This session was developed in partnership withUnivision.
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
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Thursday 23 January
14.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
108 healthcare innovation
Transforming HealthcareHow can the implementation of personalizedmedicine and digital health be accelerated?
Session objectives:- Map risks and opportunities- Explore the potential of big data- Address regulatory and investment barriers
15.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - Studio
116 insight/lagarde
An Insight, An Idea withChristine LagardeA conversation with IMF Managing DirectorChristine Lagarde on how to tackle the challengesfacing the global economy.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
15.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - Congress Hall
259 special address/pea nieto
Special Address
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
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Thursday 23 January
15.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - The Terrace
115 fab lab workshop 4
From Imagine to Iterate:Fabrication WorkshopLearn how to do precision fabrication of uniquecomponents, such as jewellery and optics, at theFab Lab.
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behindthe Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge.Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout theday to answer questions outside of workshophours.
16.00 - 17.15Berufsfachschule - Room
117 refugee run 5
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
121 civic engagement
The New Citizen
How are new frontiers of civic engagementreshaping society, politics and business?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Citizen innovator: crowdsourcing solutions- Citizen regulator: decentralizing rule enforcement- Citizen policy-maker: enabling direct democracy
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Thursday 23 January
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
119 betazone/pugh
Swimming towardsSuccessPioneer swimmer Lewis Pugh reveals the lessonshe learned about leadership while swimming acrossthe North Pole and in a lake on Mt Everest.
16.15 - 17.00Congress Centre - In front of Wisshorn WorkStudio
118 art walk 2
Art Walk 2
Join a guided tour of the exhibition featuring worksby Andreas Gursky and Damien Hirst, led byEckhard Schneider, General Director of thePinchukArtCentre.
Please meet in front of the Wisshorn WorkStudioroom on the Middle level of the Congress Centre.
16.15 - 17.30Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab
125 ideaslab/social entrepreneurs
IdeasLab: Bridging Gapsbetween Markets with
Social EntrepreneursHow are social innovation models bridging gapsbetween the private sector and the base of thepyramid?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: Design and marketing aimed at untappedconsumer demandIdea 2: Distribution models that go fartherIdea 3: Techniques to bring new talent into valuechainsIdea 4: Technological platforms for connecting tothe marketplace of ideas
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Thursday 23 January
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Forum
120 ceo series/talent scarcity
CEO Series: TacklingTalent ScarcityHow are employers rethinking their responsibility toinvest in talent for the long term?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Improving partnerships with government anduniversities- Designing workplace opportunities for reskilling- Forecasting the skills needed in emerging sectors- Leveraging next-generation technologies andsocial media
This interactive session is designed as a learningexperience uniquely for chief executives.
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Aspen 2
122 development partnership
Breaking Silos inDevelopmentWhat actors, networks and partnerships will defineand drive progress in development?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Emerging economies and South-Southpartnerships- Next-generation public-private partnerships- Innovative financing with entrepreneurs andinvestors
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
124 humanities digital
Humanities in the DigitalAgeIn an increasingly digital world, what is the future ofthe humanities?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Examining relevance of a liberal arts education- Infusing values of the humanities into theeconomy- Engaging digital natives in designing thehumanities of tomorrow
This session is on the record.
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Thursday 23 January
16.45 - 17.15Congress Centre - Studio
128 insight/stern
An Insight, An Idea withLord SternA conversation with leading climate economist LordStern on cooperation towards low-carbon growth.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
16.45 - 18.15Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
129 leading cities
Learning from LeadingCitiesWhat can enterprises and economies learn fromhigh-performance cities?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Building resilience into complex systems- Designing finance and implementationpartnerships- Rethinking civic engagement
17.45 - 18.45Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
131 betazone/universe
The Universe UnveiledNobel Laureate in physics Brian Schmidt andastrophysicist Chris Lintott reveal the hidden truthsof our galaxies, stars and planets, and the historyand fate of our universe.
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Thursday 23 January
18.00 - 19.00Congress Centre - Sanada
132 pacific alliance
The Promise of thePacific AllianceDifferent regional paradigms have emerged in LatinAmerica's quest for sustainable and inclusivegrowth. With the Pacific Alliance capturing greaterglobal attention, will it be able to meet the growthexpectations of its members?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish
This session is on the record and webcast live.
18.15 - 19.15Congress Centre - Congress Hall
133 competitive europe
Closing Europe'sCompetitiveness GapHow are Europe's leaders transitioning from crisisresponse to crafting a long-term strategy forcompetitiveness?
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
19.00 - 20.30Open Forum - Swiss Alpine School (SAMD) -Auditorium
134 open forum/3
Open Forum: EthicalCapitalism Worth a
Try?Capitalism lifted 1 billion people out of poverty in 20years but, today, society is discontent. Somebelieve the neo-liberal capitalist model needsshaking up, and that regulators, supervisors andcorporate governance managers have failed thosethey are meant to protect. Western economic andsocial crises are pointing to the bankruptcy of thecapitalist model. Yet the question remains: What isthe alternative?
- Is the ethos of capitalism unethical? What are itseconomic and policy structures?- Who needs to lead the effort for society to act forthe common good?
Simultaneous interpretation in English and German
This session is open to reporting press.
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Thursday 23 January
19.00 - 20.00Congress Centre - Congress Hall Lobby
135 tianjin reception
Annual Meeting of theNew Champions 2014
ReceptionTianjin will once again host the Annual Meeting ofthe New Champions on 10-12 September 2014.Vice-Mayor Ren Xuefen cordially invites you toenjoy Chinese delicacies and classical and modernmusic.
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Seehof - Salon Kirchner
136 china centre stage
China Takes CentreStageWith China's growing influence on the global stage,how are domestic and international perceptionschanging?
20.00 - 22.00InterContinental - Turmalin/Adular/Quarz
137 europe renaissance
Fostering Europe's NextRenaissance"The greater danger for most of us lies not insetting our aim too high and falling short, but insetting our aim too low, and achieving our mark."-- Michelangelo
What will it take for Europe to realize a secondRenaissance?
- new renaissance people of Europe- the creative and competitive hot spots in Europe- new "brand" Europe
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Thursday 23 January
20.00 - 22.00Hotel National - Dining Room
138 happiness
The Importance of BeingHappy"Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life,the whole aim and end of human existence."-- Aristotle
Why is the pursuit of happiness so critical for ourworld and that of future generations?
20.00 - 22.00Turmhotel Victoria - La Terrasse
139 health
Rethinking Health
What are the secrets to staying healthy in ademanding world?
20.00 - 22.00Hotel Sunstar Park - Jacobshorn
140 latin america dinner
Latin America LooksAheadHow is Latin America paving the way for an era ofinclusive growth?
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Thursday 23 January
20.00 - 22.00Kongress Hotel - Restaurant
141 leadership lessons
Lessons in Leadership"Leadership and learning are indispensable to eachother."-- John F. Kennedy
What small steps lead to great leadership?
20.00 - 22.00Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa
142 living
Rethinking Living
What could life be like 50 years from now?
Discover and debate with experts in robotics,Internet addiction and urban technology.
20.00 - 22.00InterContinental - Primula
143 meet the authors
Meet the Authors
"A book must be an ice-axe to break the seasfrozen inside our soul."-- Franz Kafka
Biography, fiction, popular science and politics --what's next on the radar of the authors of today'stop reads?
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Thursday 23 January
20.00 - 22.00Sheraton Waldhuus - Sertig / Dischma
144 nobel laureates/science
The State of the Worldwith Nobel Laureates in
ScienceJoin Nobel Prize winners for an informalconversation on the key scientific imperatives for2014.
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Friday 24 January
07.45 - 08.30Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
145 ethics breakfast 2
Stop to Think:Environmental
StewardshipHow can we ensure that environmental stewardshipis integral to our economic activities and choices?
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
147 child development
A Good Start in Life
What factors have critical implications for the skillsand development of our children and futuregenerations?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Link between nutrition, health and well-being- Role of early childhood and primary education- Impact of socio-economic environments
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
146 betazone/human brain
The Human Brain
The US BRAIN Initiative and the European HumanBrain Project share their latest developments in thequest to understand the human brain, and thesubsequent rise of breakthrough technologies forsimulation, visualization and big data.
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Friday 24 January
09.00 - 10.15Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab
152 ideaslab/cambridge
IdeasLab: Adapting toClimate Change with the
University of CambridgeWhat technological and policy innovations will helphumanity adapt to a climate-changed world?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: Predicting glacier and ice sheet changesIdea 2: Working with nature to manage riskIdea 3: Preparing for ramifications ofgeo-engineering
09.00 - 10.15Congress Centre - Flela IdeasLab
153 ideaslab/max planck
IdeasLab:Human-centred
Economics with the MaxPlanck SocietyHow can insights into neurobiology, psychology,economics and evolutionary theory help build morehuman-centred economic systems?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: The delicate evolution of humancooperationIdea 2: Simple decision strategies for complexenvironmentsIdea 3: The psychology and neurobiology ofpro-social motivation and cooperationIdea 4: Caring economics to transcend cooperationfailures
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Aspen 1
148 china outlook
The China Outlook
How will recent financial, economic and socialreforms in China impact the global economy in2014?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Financial reform and local debt-reductioninitiatives- Trends in Chinese outbound investment- Striking a balance between investment andconsumption
Simultaneous interpretation in English and Chinese
This session is on the record and webcast live.
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Friday 24 January
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Aspen 2
150 energy agenda
The Global EnergyAgendaHow can economies build energy strategies forsustained growth, competitiveness and security?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Rethinking energy markets and energy subsidies- Exploring new energy and climate frameworks- Achieving progress on universal energy access
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Forum
151 hyperconnected markets
Money and Markets in aHyperconnected WorldFrom trading currencies to tracking Twitter trends,how are digital and social technologiestransforming markets?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Achieving transparency and efficiency gains- Reaching fringe populations with mobiletechnology- Responding to cyber risk and digitalmisinformation
This session is on the record.
09.00 - 10.00Congress Centre - Sanada
149 cnbc/monetary policy
The Future of MonetaryPolicyCentral banks around the world took extraordinarymeasures to reboot the global economy. What areefficient and responsible options for endingmonetary stimulus?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Communicating with the market- Moderating employment implications- Mitigating global ramifications
This session was developed in partnership withCNBC.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
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09.00 - 10.30Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
154 social innovation agenda
Pushing Boundariesthrough Social InnovationHow is social innovation transforming businessstrategy?
Session objectives:- Identify gaps in public and social services- Mobilize intrapreneurship towards societal goals- Build a network of social innovators- Engage policy-makers in shaping development
09.15 - 09.45Congress Centre - Studio
156 insight/nooyi
An Insight, An Idea withIndra NooyiA conversation with PepsiCo Chairman and ChiefExecutive Officer Indra Nooyi on leadership in achanging world
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
09.15 - 10.00Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
155 creative mind/eliasson
Inside the Creative Mind:Olafur EliassonAn intimate interview with award-winning artistOlafur Eliasson on creating large-scale immersiveenvironments that incorporate light, water and airtemperature for maximum effect. His works includeThe New York City Waterfallsand Little Sun.
This session is on the record.
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Friday 24 January
09.30 - 10.45Berufsfachschule - Room
157 refugee run 6
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
10.00 - 10.30Congress Centre - The Terrace
158 fab lab workshop 5
From Consumers toCreators: Moulding and
Casting WorkshopLearn how to manufacture parts at the Fab Lab.
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behindthe Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge.Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout theday to answer questions outside of workshophours.
10.10 - 10.30Congress Centre - Congress Hall
254 peres award
Celebrating the "Spirit ofDavos"The World Economic Forum honours Shimon Peresfor his long-standing commitment to its mission andhis contributions to the Annual Meeting programmefor more than two decades.
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live
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10.30 - 11.15Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
159 betazone/cousteau
Reconnecting to NatureExplorer and producer Cline Cousteau sharesinspiring stories from her adventures around theworld on her quest to reconnect humans to theenvironment.
10.30 - 11.30Congress Centre - Aspen 2
183 us competitiveness
Securing USCompetitivenessHow will the United States return to a path oflong-term growth and competitiveness?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Fostering bipartisan cooperation- Reaching a viable fiscal solution- Advancing regional trade agreements
10.30 - 11.00Congress Centre - Congress Hall
260 special address/cameron
Special Address
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
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Friday 24 January
10.30 - 12.30Congress Centre - Wisshorn WorkStudio
160 well-being/design
Creating HealthierOutcomesHow can the integration of technology, psychologyand design lead to healthier lifestyles?
Session objectives:- Understand drivers of rational and irrationalhuman behaviour- Explore media, technology and design as agentsof change- Devise policy incentives for behavioural change
11.00 - 12.15Congress Centre - Congress Hall
162 climate poverty
Changing the Climate forGrowth and DevelopmentAn unprecedented international effort will be madein September during the UN General Assembly toenergize leaders to successfully negotiate a climatechange agreement and set new goals for endingextreme poverty globally.
How can government and business work togetherto ensure that this extraordinary effort leads toaction?
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
11.00 - 12.00Congress Centre - Sanada
161 bbc/us power
BBC World Debate: TheFuture of US PowerSyria, shutdown, Snowden and surveillance: hasAmerica lost touch with the world?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Global impact of the inconsistent US politicalsystem- Risks of declining US engagement in the MiddleEast- Geopolitical implications of a multipolar world
This session was developed in partnership with theBBC.
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
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Friday 24 January
11.30 - 12.00Congress Centre - Aspen 1
251 germany outlook
The Germany Outlook
What can Europe and the world expect fromGermany's new coalition government?
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
12.00 - 12.30Congress Centre - Forum
163 thinking ahead/e-collaboration
Thinking Ahead with theYoung Global LeadersTechnology is disrupting the way we live, work andcollaborate.
Young Global Leaders give three short talks onhow technology is shaping our future.
Learn about:- Machine vs human learning- A new vision for collective fundraising- The mobile phone revolution in Africa
This session is on the record.
12.30 - 13.45Berufsfachschule - Room
171 refugee run 7
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
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Friday 24 January
12.30 - 13.45Central Sporthotel - Sumerstube
167 impact investing
The Power of ImpactInvestingHow is impact investing reshaping corporatestrategy, public policy and communitydevelopment?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Aligning corporate and societal objectives- Defining and delivering public goods- Crafting social innovation ecosystems
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Michael Drexler is available to briefparticipants.
12.30 - 13.45Hilton Garden Inn - Parsenn-Madrisa
169 population dynamics
Population, Poverty andProsperitySmall differences in family planning can have adramatic effect on population numbers over timeand drastically improve the quality of life formillions.
What new approaches can change the course ofthis trajectory to break the cycle of poverty, poorhealth and lack of education?
12.30 - 13.45Hotel Seehof - Salon Kirchner
170 power infrastructure
The Great Power ShiftHow are new trends in energy supply and demandreshaping the way economies are powered?
Dimensions to be addressed:- New demand-side and distributed energysolutions- Shifting frontiers of renewable energy supply- Potential of smart regulation in enabling energytransitions
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Friday 24 January
14.15 - 14.45Congress Centre - Congress Hall
261 special address/rousseff
Special Address
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
This session is on the record and webcast live.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
175 anti-corruption
Designing Corruption outof the SystemHow can society design corruption out of public andprivate institutions?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Concerted industry action- Role of technology in enhancing transparency- Overseeing investment strategies in frontiermarkets
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Elaine Dezenski is available to briefparticipants.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
176 betazone/smart sensors
Outsmarted by Sensors?What are the costs and benefits of scaling up theInternet of things?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Fostering social innovation through smartwearables- Embedding data privacy standards and controls- Managing bandwidth and infrastructure limitations
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14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Aspen 1
178 debate/money
Forum Debate: Moneyand InfluenceAs income inequality rises, is money politicsundermining democracy?
This session is on the record and webcast live.
Debating this question:
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
177 cultural heritage
Cultural Heritage: BeyondRepair?As we witness the erosion of cultural heritagearound the world, what challenges andopportunities arise?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Defining how something becomes heritage- Deciding what to do with relics- Creating a collective memory in fast-developingcities
This session is on the record.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Forum
181 israel palestine
Overcoming theIsraeli-Palestinian
ImpasseHow can the current diplomatic promise betranslated into tangible progress towards a lastingpeace between Israelis and Palestinians?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Insights on the negotiations- Impact of uncertainty in the Arab world- Role of business in supporting peace
This session is on the record
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Friday 24 January
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Aspen 2
182 structural unemployment
Solving the EmploymentEquationWhat sectors, skills and policy innovations willreduce structural unemployment?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Exploring the potential of new and traditionalsectors- Improving employment statistics and skillsforecasting- Creating enabling environments forentrepreneurship
14.45 - 15.15Congress Centre - Studio
180 insight/hawn
An Insight, An Idea withGoldie HawnA conversation with Goldie Hawn on howneuroscience, mindfulness training and social andemotional learning can change the world
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
14.45 - 15.45Congress Centre - Congress Hall
174 al arabiya/middle east
The End Game for theMiddle EastAccelerated diplomacy, historical rivalries andsocial transformations are rapidly converging tofundamentally reshape the region. How can thesepivotal shifts be translated into stability andprosperity for future generations?
This session was developed in partnership with AlArabiya.
Simultaneous interpretation in all languages
As this session is televised, please arrive 15minutes before the start. The door will be closed atthe scheduled time. This session is on the recordand webcast live.
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Friday 24 January
14.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - Dischma WorkShop
179 diversity
The Power of DifferentHow are organizations turning diversity into anasset for building more resilient and robustinstitutions?
Session objectives:- Explore how to foster a creative workforce- Consider benefits of boardroom diversity- Examine new markets
15.00 - 17.00Congress Centre - Casanna 2
184 collaborate to innovate
Collaborate to InnovateHow can market leaders engage withentrepreneurs to spark innovation?
Session objectives:- Incubate entrepreneurial ventures- Debate how to remove barriers tointrapreneurship- Explore crowdsourcing and open innovationmodels
This session is linked to initiatives and communitiesof the Forum. Michael Drexler is available to briefparticipants.
15.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - Studio
186 journey/shiller
A Journey of DiscoveryFrom path-breaking empirical analysis on assetprices to profound insight on risk, bubbles andother aspects of finance in society, join us for a
journey of discovery with Nobel Laureate and YaleUniversity Professor Robert Shiller, the creator ofthe Case-Shiller Index and author of best-sellingbooks such as Irrational Exuberanceand Financeand the Good Society.
As the session is only 30 minutes long, please beseated early; doors will be closed at the scheduledtime and no latecomers will be admitted.
This session is on the record.
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Friday 24 January
15.45 - 16.15Congress Centre - The Terrace
185 fab lab workshop 6
From Consumers toCreators: Electronics
Assembly WorkshopLearn how to personalize and produce anelectronic circuit board at the Fab Lab.
The Fab Lab is located on the Middle Level, behindthe Sign-up Desk and next to the Terrace Lounge.Fab Lab personnel will be available throughout theday to answer questions outside of workshophours.
16.00 - 17.15Berufsfachschule - Room
187 refugee run 8
A Day in the Life of aRefugee: Exploring
Solutions for SyriaTake part in this powerful simulation to experiencesome of the struggles and choices that refugeesare facing to survive each day. The Refugee Run ishosted by the Crossroads Foundation anddesigned with refugees, internally displacedpersons and NGOs.
After the simulation, refugees, field workers andothers will discuss the options for engagement withparticipants, with a special focus on Syria.
Take Forum Shuttle Line 1 (direction Davos Platz)and exit at the Refugee Run stop. Allow enoughtime for travel to the venue (F on the transportmap).
Address: Berufsfachschule Davos, BahnhofstrassePlatz 5 (Davos Platz). Please use the mainentrance to the school.
For all further enquiries, please [email protected] or call +41 (0)79212 9526.
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Seehorn Arena
194 mental health
The Mental HealthImperativeHow can people protect and preserve theirwell-being in the face of rising rates of mentalillness?
Dimensions to be addressed:- Understanding impact on society- Destigmatizing mental illness- Collaborating for coordinated solutions
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Friday 24 January
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Schwarzhorn BetaZone
189 betazone/shechtman
The Art and Science ofMatterNobel Laureate in chemistry Dan Shechtmanrecounts his heroic discovery of quasicrystals andexplains how his scientific breakthrough could beused in revolutionary materials that convert heat toelectricity.
16.15 - 17.30Congress Centre - Sertig IdeasLab
192 ideaslab/cass
IdeasLab: ChartingChina's Future Roadmap
with the ChineseAcademy of SocialSciencesWhat reforms will help China tackle its mostfundamental social, economic and environmentalchallenges?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: Structural adjustment of the ChineseeconomyIdea 2: Addressing environmental degradation andresource constraintsIdea 3: From demographic dividend to reformdividend
Idea 4: Exploring the latest ideas for financialreform
16.15 - 17.30Congress Centre - Flela IdeasLab
193 ideaslab/swiss tech
IdeasLab: The Future ofCities with the Swiss
Federal Institute ofTechnologyWhat breakthrough innovations in urbanarchitecture and engineering will transform city life?
Discover and debate in the IdeasLab:Idea 1: A new view of architectureIdea 2: Developing intelligent design throughartificial intelligenceIdea 3: Future of the coastal metropolisIdea 4: Designing coexistence for open cities
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16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Jakobshorn
188 authenticity
The Authenticity FactorDoes authenticity actually matter?
Dimensions to be addressed:- The power of digital and simulated experiences- Reconnecting with the senses in a world ofdistractions- Responding to the desire for peak moments in life
This session is on the record.
16.15 - 17.15Congress Centre - Forum
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