Best Practices
Between 2011 and 2019, the GFCC consistently published an annual report on global competitiveness best practices. These reports featured member testimonials, strategies, and case studies, showcasing the impact of these practices.
They served as valuable resources for competitiveness councils worldwide, providing models to emulate and ideas to explore. You can access the collection of Best Practices in Competitiveness Strategy below.

2019
Transform Competitiveness!
This report showcases innovative, cross-sectoral strategies from countries including Ecuador, Kazakhstan, Qatar and the United States that illustrate how governments, universities, and industries are transforming education, public services, and economic systems to enhance national competitiveness in a rapidly changing global landscape.

2018
Scaling-up Innovative and Sustainable Businesses
The 2018 GFCC annual report showcases practical examples from seven countries of how innovative and sustainable business models can be scaled to enhance productivity, competitiveness, and economic growth.

2017
The Sustainable Future of Production, Consumption and Work
This 2017 GFCC annual report, presents case studies from Brazil, Ecuador, Qatar, and the United States that showcase innovative strategies leveraging technology, policy, and collaboration to drive sustainable economic growth, workforce development, and national competitiveness
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2016
Innovative and Sustainable Cities
This 2016 GFCC report highlights how cities around the world are implementing innovative and sustainable practices to drive economic growth, improve quality of life, and build resilient, competitive urban ecosystems.

2015
Innovation through Infrastructure
This 2015 report by the GFCC explores how investments in infrastructure, both physical (e.g., transport, energy) and soft (e.g., education, policy frameworks) can significantly enhance national and regional competitiveness. Drawing on case studies from eight countries, the report highlights diverse strategies and initiatives that connect infrastructure development with innovation, economic transformation, and societal well-being.

2014
Regional Innovation
This 2014 report by the GFCC, highlights successful regional innovation strategies and their contribution to national competitiveness and economic prosperity, drawing examples from various countries including Brazil, Korea, and the United States.

2013
Talent–Driven Innovation
This 2013 report highlights how developing creative and skilled talent, strengthening formal education, and providing training for a changing economy are critical drivers of national competitiveness and economic growth, drawing insights from countries like Brazil, Chile, Korea, Mongolia, the UAE, and the United States.

2012
Innovation Capacity
This 2012 report by the GFCC offers actionable insights and diverse case studies from around the world to guide nations and organizations in developing robust innovation ecosystems and strengthening national competitiveness.

2011
Accelerating Growth
This 2011 report by the GFCC showcases diverse national strategies and case studies from twelve GFCC member organizations, including Brazil, Egypt, Korea, and the UAE, on how to enhance national competitiveness, drive innovation, and foster economic growth through improved policies and streamlined processes.




