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Deloitte and the World Economic Forum

Making an impact on the global agenda

Deloitte is a long-standing strategic partner of the World Economic Forum (WEF). WEF is an international organisation that connects leaders from business, government, society, and academia to shape global, regional, and industry agendas. Together, WEF and its strategic partners work collaboratively to address issues of global importance and inspire action to improve the state of the world.

Drawing on Deloitte’s experience and capabilities from across our global network, we support WEF’s mission through active leadership in communities and multi-stakeholder initiatives that address pressing global challenges through our purpose-driven framework. These initiatives provide platforms for collaboration—bringing together public and private sector leaders to exchange knowledge, shape the global agenda, and scope tangible project collaborations.

Through year-round engagement, including participation in major WEF convenings such as the Annual Meeting at Davos, Deloitte works with decision-makers and subject matter experts to develop frameworks, ideas, and approaches that respond to an evolving global landscape.

Featured Content

Deloitte at Davos 2026

Alongside the Annual Meeting, Deloitte convened leaders across business, government, and civil society globally to explore coming together to harness transformative technology—to drive purposeful progress.

Making Rare Diseases Count: How Better Data Can Unlock a Multitrillion-Dollar Opportunity outlines a practical roadmap for improving how data is collected, shared and analysed. The paper provides policy-ready guidance to help governments, health care leaders, employers, investors, payers and the health industry to translate the growing recognition of rare diseases into coordinated action.

Accelerating the decarbonisation of heavy industrial sectors demands more than early market enthusiasm—it requires addressing the barriers that hinder suppliers from delivering low-carbon technologies and products at sufficient speed and scale. This report seeks to elevate the voices of the producers, project developers and innovators working within the hardest-to-abate heavy industrial sectors that underpin the world’s mobility and materials systems.

Issues

As the world navigates a global pandemic and unprecedented challenges, Deloitte joins forces with WEF, its partners and others to determine priorities and generate insights that will help stakeholders make informed decisions on critical issues. Using the depth of experience and broad capabilities of the Deloitte network, we are able to contribute to solutions for complex challenges.

As urbanisation accelerates and the climate crisis intensifies, cities worldwide face a growing threat beneath their foundations: sinking cities or urban land subsidence. This report outlines practical pathways for governments and businesses to transition from reactive crisis management to proactive resilience building—valuing land and water as strategic assets, strengthening governance and leadership, investing in resilient infrastructure, and empowering communities.

Earth observation (EO) is becoming a critical source of intelligence for leaders navigating a world increasingly shaped by climate risk, geopolitical shifts and supply chain disruption. This report shows that, while EO already contributes an estimated $440 billion to global GDP (gross domestic product), a further $263 billion in annual value remains unrealised across data acquisition, processing and deployment. Unlocking progress across these three domains will determine whether EO moves from a high-potential capability to system-level impact.

Quantum Readiness Toolkit: Building a Quantum-Secure Economy

The toolkit emphasises the importance of prioritising quantum risk alongside existing risks and advocates for a global, cross-border approach to cybersecurity and governing quantum risk. It provides organisations with a framework to assess their quantum readiness and identifies steps to prioritise and enhance their quantum security measures.

This tool surfaces current and future supply of products and projects across the several sectors to accelerate procurement and partnerships. These currently meet or are working to meet the thresholds established in the FMC Commitments.

Perspectives

Deloitte leaders and experts share their points of view on prominent themes and current debates featured on the WEF Agenda platform. Featured items such as impact stories, podcasts, and videos showcase other Deloitte and WEF initiatives.

As AI adoption accelerates, enterprises face a “velocity paradox”: the need to scale quickly while existing workflows and governance struggle to keep pace. While AI is improving productivity, few organisations are using it to fundamentally reimagine their business. Innovation is now focusing on three areas: agentic, physical, and sovereign AI. Each opens new opportunities while demanding new operating models, governance, and investment.

In today’s dynamic global landscape, business leaders are having to constantly adapt their response to new challenges and opportunities. The need to navigate ongoing short-term disruption while positioning their organisations to capture long-term opportunities means boards and C-suites are revisiting both their strategic priorities, approach to scenario planning, and their ways of working.

Women’s sports are having a big moment. This year alone, the Paris Olympics made history as the first-ever Olympic Games with gender parity among athletes, more viewers showed up and tuned in to the US WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) than ever before, and revenue projections across women's sports surpassed US$1 billion globally.

Technology has fundamentally transformed the way we collectively work and connect over the last decade—from video calls with our teams and loved ones to digital translation and working remotely, it has never been easier to collaborate seamlessly across geographic boundaries. However, in today’s complex global environment, it is more important than ever for business leaders to create genuine human connections, to listen and learn.

Initiatives

WEF has launched numerous private, public, and multi-stakeholder initiatives to identify and address global issues. These initiatives provide a platform for stakeholders to interact, exchange knowledge and ideas, and respond to evolving issues. As a WEF strategic partner, Deloitte plays a leadership role in many of these initiatives and communities—from contributing insights that shape the global agenda to scoping project collaborations alongside the most relevant leaders and experts.