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  • The Global Cooperation Barometer 2026 by WEF tracked cooperation in 5 areas: trade, innovation, climate, health, and security.
  • Global cooperation faces challenges like trade barriers, tech restrictions, insufficient climate progress, and health funding cuts, alongside rising conflicts.
  • Despite issues, new trends include interest-based coalitions, regional health cooperation, minilateral diplomacy for de-escalation, and increased clean tech financing.

In Summary

The Global Cooperation Barometer, 2026, published by the World Economic Forum, tracked global cooperation in 5 areas.

Recommendations

  • Proactively “re-map” cooperation format to the right issue.
  •  Strengthen resilience and cooperation through new organizational capabilities.
  • Advance shared interests through new public-private and private-private coalitions.
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Private-Private Coalitions

Collaborative alliances formed between two or more private sector companies or organizations to achieve common business goals, such as market development, innovation, or supply chain efficiencies.

Public-Private Coalitions

Partnerships formed between government entities and private sector organizations to address specific challenges or advance shared objectives, leveraging the resources and expertise of both sectors.

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The World Economic Forum is an international non-governmental and lobbying organisation based in Cologny, Geneva, Switzerland. It is known for its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, which brings together business leaders, political leaders, intellectuals, and journalists to discuss global issues.

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