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(4¿ù WBCSD) In a world shaped by volatility, fragmentation and mounting short‑term pressures, progress on sustainability cannot be assumed. While business leaders continue to recognize sustainability as a key driver of value creation, resilience and competitiveness, the sustainability agenda itself faces a growing set of interconnected risks that threaten to slow or reverse hard‑won gains. Produced by WBCSD in collaboration with KPMG, Safeguarding Sustainability applies KPMG¡¯s Dynamic Risk Assessment (DRA) methodology to the sustainability agenda as a whole. Rather than examining risks in isolation, the report maps 20 critical risks and explores how they interact as part of a complex system, revealing where action – or inaction – can have the greatest systemic impact. The findings show that short‑termism sits at the center of the risk network, amplifying many other risks. They also highlight that some of the most influential threats to sustainability progress are behavioral and cognitive in nature, not solely technical, financial or policy‑driven. In this context, learning, systems thinking and long‑term decision‑making emerge as critical capabilities for business. This report provides business leaders with a clearer lens on today¡¯s sustainability risk landscape, identifying the leverage points where collective action matters most and where business is best placed to act. Ãâó:https://www.wbcsd.org/resources/safeguarding-sustainability-a-dynamic-risk-assessment-for-the-sustainability-agenda/?submitted=true ÷ºÎÆÄÀÏ:https://www.wbcsd.org/resources/safeguarding-sustainability-a-dynamic-risk-assessment-for-the-sustainability-agenda/?submitted=true
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(4¿ù WEF) Energy systems worldwide are facing mounting pressure. Rapid electrification, rising power demand from AI, growing cyber threats and the complexity of integrating renewables are reshaping how energy networks are planned and operated. As systems become more interconnected, traditional digital tools increasingly struggle to handle the scale and uncertainty of modern energy challenges. This is where quantum technologies are beginning to open new possibilities Developed by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with Aramco, this report explores how quantum computing, sensing and communication could enhance capabilities across energy generation, grid infrastructure and essential services. The report highlights four opportunity areas: accelerating clean-energy materials innovation, improving operational optimization, strengthening infrastructure security and enabling more precise monitoring. It also outlines a pragmatic path from early pilots to broader adoption. Engaging early with quantum technologies can help energy leaders improve efficiency, resilience and long-term adaptability. The report emphasizes that progress will depend on coordinated action in standards, workforce development, cybersecurity readiness and cross-sector collaboration to translate early experimentation into real-world impact. Ãâó:https://www.weforum.org/publications/quantum-for-energy-and-utilities-key-opportunities-for-energy-transition/ ÷ºÎÆÄÀÏ:https://reports.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Quantum_for_Energy_and_Utilities_2026.pdf
2026.05.06
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