2024-08-26-世界经济论坛-全球塑造者社区年度报告2023-2024（英）_22页_2mb

报告摘要

Founded in 2011 by Klaus Schwab, the Global Shapers Community is a network of over 18,000 young leaders driving positive change across 500+ hubs in 150+ countries, focusing on advancing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
This report summarizes achievements in three strategic areas: building youth leadership, accelerating youth action, and amplifying youth voices through collaboration, innovation, and global engagement.

Prioritizes three core areas: developing youth leadership skills, scaling impactful local projects, and elevating youth influence in global decision-making.
Based on a decade of experience, the Theory of Change emphasizes empowering young people to address pressing challenges in their communities and beyond, with activities designed for measurable outcomes and inclusive participation.

As of 2024, the community comprises over 10,922 members and 7,800 alumni in 502 hubs across 154 countries and territories.
Growth strategy for 2024-2025 includes expanding membership globally while maintaining hub numbers and increasing equitable participation, targeting at least 25 members per hub by 2025.

Key initiatives include the six regional SHAPE events engaging over 1,800 changemakers, with 98% reporting skill development in areas like teamwork, stakeholder partnership, and project leadership.
The Annual Summit convened 500 young innovators at the World Economic Forum, fostering intergenerational collaboration and partnerships, attracting a record virtual audience of over 9,600 participants.

Over 400 local social change initiatives were implemented in 2024, engaging more than 1 million people globally, including 60% of beneficiaries being youth or vulnerable groups.
Projects span various impact areas, such as financial literacy, food security, climate action, and disaster response, with case studies from hubs like Manila (food subsidy) and Gaza (humanitarian aid).
Inaugural Innovation Prize launched in partnership with Accenture and GAYO, accepting 120+ submissions from 70+ countries to recognize and scale top solutions.

Youth leaders participated in over 25,000 high-profile events, including the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting and UN conferences, advocating for climate action, democratic participation, and social equity.
Digital amplification reached over 50 thought-leadership articles and 25 impact stories, boosting visibility for youth-led innovations.

Goals include expanding the Innovation Prize to support more hubs, integrating Global Shapers into Forum centers for ongoing expertise, and conducting a global review to shape future strategies.
Specific targets involve soliciting over 2,000 responses for an annual review, profiling 500+ hub projects, and hosting additional SHAPE events in strategic regions.

Supported by a foundation board, advisory council, and dedicated community teams focused on youth empowerment through experienced leadership and collaborative action.

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