Natural resources trade
Explore the fast-evolving dynamics of international trade in natural resources, and the economic and geopolitical interdependencies it creates between importing and exporting countries and regions.
The Anti-Atlas Mountains, part of the Atlas Mountain range in southern Morocco, Africa. The region contains some of the world's largest and most diverse mineral resources, most of which are still untouched.
The global economy is critically dependent on nature for resources and ecosystem services. But this dependence is under increasing threat from growing environmental pressures, new climate realities and fragmenting geopolitics. Explore the fast-evolving dynamics, interdependencies and barriers involved in transitioning to a sustainable economy that is resilient and adaptive to mounting risks.
Explore the fast-evolving dynamics of international trade in natural resources, and the economic and geopolitical interdependencies it creates between importing and exporting countries and regions.
Explore the trade dynamics associated with transitioning from linear to circular economic models.
Browse transition threads across resource, environmental and economic topics, and uncover their systemic dependencies.