The Competitive Edge
A Blog by the Global Federation of Competitiveness Councils

Critical minerals, such as copper, cobalt, lithium and other rare earth elements, have come to play a central role in competitiveness strategies as the global push for clean energy and decarbonization drives societies to new economic models.

In recent years, Lisbon has emerged as a leading example of urban transformation powered by innovation, collaboration, and forward-thinking governance.

Changes in the Earth's climate are pushing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events to a new high. This unprecedented scenario is already testing the resilience of existing physical infrastructure and driving organizations, governments, and businesses to look for technologies and solutions that reduce the effects of extreme weather events and facilitate recovery when floods, heatwaves, heavy rains, cyclones, droughts, and wildfires occur.

Cyberinfrastructure is reshaping daily life as societies transition to digitized economies that merge the cyber and physical domains.

In an interview with the GFCC, Dr. Fofack stresses the urgent need for sustainable economic models and bridging the green technology gap.

In an exclusive interview, GFCC Distinguished Fellow and Joint Chairman of the Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology...

Hydrogen's potential for sustainable energy is explored through expert insights, emphasizing the need for incentives and innovation.

In this interview for the GFCC, Mr. Charles Kiefel AM comments about financial architectures to attract investment.

Global food security has become a critical topic for competitiveness worldwide.

In recent years, the significance of ESG factors in the corporate and investment world has skyrocketed. Learn more in this blog.

Facing pressure to adapt, universities are exploring innovative learning models, as highlighted by Prof. Martin Betts.

DPI offers transformative potential for governance and development, but faces challenges, as discussed by experts.