The global skilled labor shortage is intensifying, straining vital sectors like construction, logistics, health, and maintenance - while supply chain risks and low digital readiness add pressure.
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Investing in resilient service infrastructure is now essential. We focus on building future-proof service ecosystems to boost stability, reduce risk, and keep essential goods and services flowing - laying the ground for adaptable, thriving societies.

Humanity continues to emit greenhouse gases at levels that drive global temperatures beyond safe limits, pushing us dangerously close to irreversible tipping points. Some regions are already experiencing temperature increases far above the global average, with devastating effects on ecosystems and communities.

That’s why we invest in technologies and infrastructure that actively reduce greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate the global shift to net-zero.

Beyond CO₂, air quality is a major concern for our population: According to the WHO, nearly 99% of the world’s population breathes air that exceeds guideline limits, with low- and middle-income countries suffering from the highest exposures.

Therefore, we prioritise technologies that enhance air quality - indoors and outdoors - creating healthier living spheres.

Today’s food system is unsustainable - responsible for 26% of CO₂ emissions, using half of all habitable land, and causing 78% of water pollution. Climate change and shifting diets are further straining resources and crop stability.

That’s why we support building a more secure, and sustainable food system - starting with smart logistics and resilient distribution.

With only 0.5% of Earth’s water being fresh and accessible, water scarcity is one of today’s most urgent global challenges - worsened by climate change. A mere half-degree temperature rise could double the number of people facing severe shortages.

Over 2 billion people still lack safe drinking water. This crisis affects health, food, energy, and global stability. We invest in technologies that improve water availability, quality, and management - across homes, industries, and agriculture - to build a more resilient future.

Global health systems are under growing strain, from aging populations and chronic illness to rising costs and unequal access. Despite medical progress, too many people still lack reliable care and die each year from preventable or treatable diseases. Essential medicines remain out of reach for many due to regulatory, affordability, and supply chain barriers.

That’s why we invest in resilient health infrastructure, infection prevention and affordable pharmaceuticals - to make the qualitative healthcare more accessible, effective and future-ready.

Democracies around the world are facing unprecedented threats, from disinformation and polarization to rising authoritarianism and declining institutional trust.

By strengthening democratic infrastructure, pluralism, transparency and technologies that help safeguard open societies, we help create environments where human rights are upheld, voices are heard, and people can shape their future freely and fairly.