THINK
Guided by experts, partnered with esteemed academia, and run through a passionate team, FII Institute's THINK pillar aims to empower the world's brightest minds to identify the solutions that make a difference in lives globally. We do this by collaborating with high-caliber partners, building momentum towards change and pursuing thought leadership in the service of humanity.
HealthyHumanity Initiative
#HealthyHumanity is an initiative launched at FII8, dedicated to building a society where preventive medicine, holistic health, and global wellbeing are not just aspirations but realities. We invite corporations, insurers, governments, and medical equipment manufacturers to join the movement and pioneer FII Institute’s #HealthyHumanity initiative worldwide. By the end of 2025, our goals include:
- Onboarding 100 corporations to provide free preventive health checkups for employees every two years.
- Committing 10 health insurance companies to cover 50% of the preventive health checkup costs.
Join us in creating a healthier tomorrow for everyone.
AI.Inclusive Initiative
Additionally, we will partner with academia and consultancy firms to provide capacity building on AI, collaborate with large tech firms to support the provision of AI tools and training, and work with governments and policymakers to provide tax breaks for these investments and for AI broadly, fostering an AI ecosystem that can scale easily.
Join us in shaping an inclusive future with AI.
FII PRIORITY Compass 2024
FII Institute reveals the third edition of its FII PRIORITY Compass to deep dive into humanity’s top priorities in 2024.
In partnership with Ipsos, FII Institute surveyed 50,000+ respondents in 24 countries representing 62.5% of the global population.
For the third year in a row, FII Institute uncovers global citizens’ concerns and provides original data to help world leaders and decision makers set the way to concrete solutions.
Download the FII PRIORITY Compass 2024 report and explore key insights on global citizens priorities and explore further details of the survey on: https://fiiprioritycompass.org/
Global Future of Work Compass
Countries around the world are facing critical productivity and labor market challenges from a range of factors including shifting demographics, urbanization, and the rise of technologies.
We are announcing the Global Future of Work Compass which aims to identify the risks and opportunities faced by companies around the globe.
Download The Global Future of Work report and explore key insights on Europe, Latin America and MENA's approach in embracing new technologies and explore further details of the survey on: www.futureofworknavigator.com
FII Healthy Longevity Compass
WAVE
Powered by the Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute, and in partnership with the Ministry of Energy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Wave strives towards the ambitious yet attainable goal of Ocean Regeneration within a Human Generation.
Partnership with Columbia University - AI and the Future of Work
Recent PUBLICATIONS
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Healthcare
Executive Briefing: Preventing the Next Global Pandemic
Tuberculosis (TB) is among the world’s most lethal diseases, killing 1.4 million people each year, equivalent to more than 80% of the victims of COVID-19 in 20201 .The majority (66%) of new cases come from 8 developing countries2, but the threat of a global pandemic is real as cases of drug-resistant TB rise3 with a 10% increase between 2018 and 20194. As we emerge from the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic, we must learn from our mistakes and act now to develop an effective TB vaccine before TB brings tomorrow's global health catastrophe.
Sustainability
Whitepaper on Bio-diversity
WHY BIODIVERSITY IS ESSENTIAL TO SUPPLY CHAINS ECOSYSTEMS AND SPECIES IN JEOPARDY Deforestation is the greatest threat to biodiversity worldwide and the rate of species extinction is accelerating. But changes to our diet can help to save the planet.
Sustainability
Spotlight Series: Factory in a Box
An unprecedented series of recent supply chain disruptions has highlighted the need for alternatives to complex global systems. Fast and versatile, microfactories the size of shipping containers can make supply chains more resilient and value creation more decentralized – with significant social and environmental benefits.