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16/01/2026

WEF: Scientists and economists call for “serious leadership” to secure Safe and Just world

As world leaders gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos, scientists, economists and business executives have signed an open letter calling for a shared prosperity path to replace the outdated model of fossil-fuelled growth, which is accelerating inequality, geopolitical instability, and climate and ecological collapse. 

WEF: Scientists and economists call for “serious leadership” to secure Safe and Just world
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03/12/2025

New Global Commons Alliance members announced

The Global Commons Alliance is pleased to announce the first tranche of new members which have joined our growing alliance of civil society, philanthropy, business networks and science organizations.

New Global Commons Alliance members announced
  • Blog

17/04/2023

The origin story of the GCA

The original idea for creating an Alliance for the Global Commons was conceived in 2016 during the Global Commons Dialogue, a 3-day gathering at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington DC.

The origin story of the GCA
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29/03/2023

Job Vacancy: Digital Marketing Manager

GCA and SBTN invite an experienced Digital Marketing Manager to be their in-house expert, responsible for the demand and growth of digital channels.

Job Vacancy: Digital Marketing Manager
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19/01/2023

Why integrating justice is a scientific breakthrough for the Global Commons

The Earth Commission have devised a set of clear new boundaries – like the Paris Agreement’s 1.5C limit for climate – for several interconnected global commons: Climate, Biosphere (intact nature and managed nature), Freshwater (ground and surface), Fertilizers (phosphorus and nitrogen) and Aerosol Pollutants (air quality).

Why integrating justice is a scientific breakthrough for the Global Commons
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16/12/2022

Why losing our pollinators means losing our health

Research shows that the rapid decline of pollinators – bees, butterflies and other insects that feed on flowers – around the world is causing serious declines in human health.

Why losing our pollinators means losing our health
Accountability Accelerator
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13/12/2022

Accountability Accelerator launched

Accountability Accelerator launched to support corporate action on nature and close gaps in accountability landscape.

Accountability Accelerator launched