Anthropogenic; 'man-caused' Global Risks. 79% are caused by information deficit.
'The information to solve them is available but there is no political nor business will'
- Ukraine-Russia War
- Disinformation
- Farmers Revolution
- Corona Argument
- Asset bubble in a major economy
- Deflation in a major economy
- Energy price shock to the global economy
- Failure of a major financial mechanism or institution
- Failure/shortfall of critical infrastructure
- Fiscal crises in key economies
- High structural unemployment or underemployment
- Unmanageable inflation
- Extreme weather events (e.g. floods, storms, etc.)
- Failure of climate-change adaptation
- Major biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse (land or ocean)
- Major natural catastrophes (e.g. earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption, geomagnetic storms)
- Man-made environmental catastrophes (e.g. oil spill, radioactive contamination, etc.)
- Failure of national governance (e.g. corruption, illicit trade, organized crime, impunity, political deadlock, etc.)
- Interstate conflict with regional consequences
- Large-scale terrorist attacks
- State collapse or crisis (e.g. civil conflict, military coup, failed states, etc.)
- Weapons of mass destruction - bio weapons
- Failure of urban planning
- Food crises
- Large-scale involuntary migration
- Profound social instability
- Rapid and massive spread of infectious diseases
- Water crises
- Breakdown of critical information infrastructure and networks
- Large-scale cyber attacks
- Massive incident of data fraud/theft
- Massive and widespread misuse of technologies (e.g. 3D printing, artificial intelligence, geo-engineering, synthetic biology, etc.)’
