2016年全球风险展望(英文 103 页)

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Contents

4 Preface

By Klaus Schwab

6 Executive Summary

8 Introduction

10 Part 1: Global Risks 2016

11 Box 1.1: Methodology of The Global Risks Report

14 Box 1.2: The Paris Agreement: A Historic Turning

Point on Climate Change

16 Box 1.3: Refugees in Malaysia

17 Box 1.4: China’s Financial Vulnerabilities and the

Transition to the New Normal

19 Box 1.5: Pathways to Resilience: Effective

Leadership and Institutional Values

24 Part 2: The Security Outlook 2030

24 Box 2.1: International Security Defined

25 Box 2.2: A Deep-Dive into International Security

27 Box 2.3: Public-Private Collaboration in Complex

Crises

29 Box 2.4: The Seven Driving Forces of International

Security

30 Box 2.5: Scenarios Methodology

38 Part 3: Risks in Focus

39 3.1 (Dis)Empowered Citizen

40 Box 3.1.1: The (Dis)Empowered Citizen:

A Definition

42 Box 3.1.2: Digital Government Technologies:

The (Persisting) Challenges of Inclusiveness and Engagement

50 3.2 Climate Change and Risks to Food Security

52 Box 3.2.1: Adaptation and Its Limits

53 Box 3.2.2: Reducing Food Waste

59 3.3 Global Disease Outbreaks

61 Box 3.3.1: Health Communication

62 Box 3.3.2: Developing an Ebola Vaccine:Reflections on the Current Regulatory

Environment

63 Box 3.3.3: The Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility (PEF)

68 Part 4: Risks for Doing Business at a Glance

69 Box 4.1: The World Economic Forum’s Executive Opinion Survey

82 Conclusions

84 Appendices

85 Appendix A: Description of Global Risks and Trends 2016

88 Appendix B: Global Risks Perception Survey and Methodology 2015

90 Appendix C: The Executive and Opinion Survey 2015:

Views of the Business Community on the Global Risks of Highest Concern for Doing Business

92 Acknowledgements

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