After signing the Davos Baukultur Alliance in June 2023, Impact One returns to the Annual Meeting alongside public and private sector stakeholders to improve the planning, construction, and management of buildings, infrastructure, public spaces, and landscapes.
The World Economic Forum’s Centre for Urban Transformation publishes a new article co-authored by Mikolaj Sekutowicz, CEO of Impact One. It forms part of a series of publications from the Nature-Positive Cities initiative, by the World Economic Forum, in collaboration with Oliver Wyman.
The World Economic Forum’s Global Commission on Nature-Positive Cities, of which Impact One is a member, releases the Nature Positive: Guidelines for the Transition in Cities report. It forms part of the WEF’s Nature-Positive Transitions report series that outlines the different pathways to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030.
Through the partnership with AxessImpact, Impact One expands on its mission to establish sustainable business models for ecosystem preservation and restoration, evaluating ecosystem services beyond carbon removal. This includes the development of new and innovative impact certificates that aim to recognise the value of indigenous communities’ stewardship of their ecosystems, and guarantee the highest standards of accountability and impact of environmental credits.
From the Desert to the Amazon: Impact One, as part of its {possible Futures initiative, presents a series of panels, presentations and cultural activations in collaborations with it’s partner network.
World Economic Forum’s Global Commission for Nature-Positive Cities inaugurated in partnership with Impact One
Impact One joins the World Economic Forum’s Global Commission for Nature-Positive Cities, an initiative that aims to create a pathway for more resilient, equitable and prosperous cities.
From 27 to 29 June 2023, Impact One participated in the World Economic Forum’s 14th Annual Meeting of the New
Impact One has demonstrated its commitment to advancing the quality and culture of our living environments by formally signing the Davos Baukultur Alliance. This significant step was taken during the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, which was inaugurated by Swiss President Alain Berset and hosted by UNESCO. The alliance, initiated by the World Economic Forum, brings together public and private sector stakeholders to improve the planning, construction, and management of buildings, infrastructure, public spaces, and landscapes.
The Possible Energy — Possible Cities panel was held at Goals House in Davos on 18 January, and was divided into two segments, Possible Energy and Possible Cities to evaluate why our environmental efforts and international councils are often unable to move forward in the discussion of abstract objectives and the setting of targets that fail to posit specific solutions that can counter the challenges posed by the climate change crisis.
Possible Futures was officially launched in November 2022 with an exciting programme co-curated by advisor Nina Gualinga at the COP27 UN Climate Change Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. The initiative was born of a collaboration between the Yawanawá communities of Aldeia Sagrada and Nova Esperança and Impact One, along with Therme Group and the One Health Research Centre (OHRC), who joined forces to bring Possible Futures to life.
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