2024-2025年全球杰出青年社区年度报告

Contents Disclaimer This document is published by theWorld Economic Forum as a contributionto a project, insight area or interaction.The findings, interpretations andconclusions expressed herein are a resultof a collaborative process facilitated andendorsed by the World Economic Forum © 2025 World Economic Forum. All rightsreserved. No part of this publication maybe reproduced or transmitted in any formor by any means, including photocopying Foreword Natalie PierceHead, Global Shapers Community For more than 50 years, the World Economic Forum has workedto bring together leaders from governments, businesses and civilsociety to tackle the most pressing challenges of our time. Buttoday, leadership is no longer confined to established institutions, Impact Meetings (SDIM) in New York, Global Shapers contributegrounded perspectives on everything from artificial intelligence(AI) to humanitarian action. They bring urgency, foresight and This report demonstrates how Global Shapers are translatingthe Forum’s mission – to improve the state of the world – intomeasurable, people-centred and place-based results. Whetherorganizing town halls on trust in democracy, creating jobsthrough apprenticeships and social enterprise, or restoring The Global Shapers Community was created from this belief. Established in 2011, the Global Shapers Community is a movementof young people working together to address local, regional andglobal challenges. In more than 500 cities in over 150 countries andterritories – from Accra to Auckland and Zurich to Zagreb – GlobalShapers are accelerating climate action, safeguarding mental This is more than a community. It’s a movement. And our What makes this community unique is not just the scale ordiversity of its 10,000 members but the way it bridges localinsight with global systems. Global Shapers engage directlywith the Forum’s Initiatives, ensuring global priorities translate To our members, partners and supporters across the globe:a sincere thank you. Your passion, collaboration and belief inthe power of young people fuel everything we do. Together,we are shaping a world that is more inclusive, sustainable The great challenges of our timecannot be solved by any single leader,sector or generation. They requirecollective imagination and sharedresponsibility. Global Shapers remindus that young people are not only the The Global Shapers Community is notjust a network of young leaders; it is amovement that challenges us to reimaginehow change happens. By bringing youngpeople’s creativity, urgency and moral clarityinto dialogue with established institutionsand leaders, the community builds the Professor Klaus Schwab, Chair,Global Shapers Community; Sebastian Buckup, ManagingDirector, World Economic Forum How we create impact Young changemakers drive Forumimpact by collaborating with centres,stakeholders and at meetings – The Global Shapers Community transforms the Forum’smission into outcomes through three interconnected activities– centres, meetings and stakeholders – ensuring young people No generation can shape what’s aheadalone. It takes all of us, imagining, buildingand governing together. That’s why wecreated the Global Shapers Future 50Initiative – to equip emerging leaders withthe capacity to apply intergenerationalforesight, both as a tool and a mindset, toreal-world governance challenges. We’re Fatima-Zahra Ma-el-ainin,Co-Lead of the Future50 Initiative;Global Shaper, Rabat Hub enabled Global Shapers to reach more than2.2 millionpeoplethrough campaigns and providing direct support to134,000 Centres: turning ambition into action At the core of the Forum’s work are its 11 centres – platformsthat unlock public-private collaboration to tackle today’s mostcomplex challenges, from planetary and monetary systemsto frontier technologies, urban transformation, and equitableeconomies and societies. Global Shapers amplify these agendasby translating global priorities into tangible community projects The pages that follow show how this movement turns ambitioninto action – and how youth leadership is shaping outcomes Institutional youth engagement isnot symbolic – it is strategic. With1.2 billion young people representing16% of the global population, Gen Z’sspending power surging to $12 trillionby 2030, and billions of volunteer hours Meetings: elevating youth voices on the world stage Global Shapers bring local perspectives into the Forum’s flagshipsummits, including the Annual Meeting in Davos, the AnnualMeeting of the New Champions in Tianjin and Dalian, and theSustainable Development Impact Meetings (SDIM) in New York.By engaging young experts, the Forum gains foresight intoemerging trends and grounded insights that enrich dialogueand sharpen global priorities. At the same time, these platforms Stakeholders: building bridges across generations Collaboration is the cornerstone of the Forum’s model, andGlobal Shapers strengthen it by working with a diverse rangeof partner