Stakeholders
Global Wellbeing Forum provides a space where experts, civil society, governments, corporates and organizations meet on a shared, research-driven platform to find common ground on global wellbeing.
Business
Companies bring capital, reach and operational expertise to the Forum's ESG priorities. We convene business leaders alongside governments and civil society to turn shared commitments into initiatives that are practical to implement and measurable in outcome.
Governments
Government departments and public institutions shape the policy environment that determines whether wellbeing commitments translate into real outcomes. The Forum gives them a neutral table to align on shared challenges with sectors they don't always get to sit across from directly.
International organizations
Multilateral bodies and international institutions bring cross-border mandates and technical depth to our work. Partnering with them lets Forum initiatives connect to existing global frameworks rather than duplicate them.
Civil society
Community organizations and NGOs keep our work grounded in grassroots realities. They ensure that policy and research emerging from the Forum are tested against the lived experience of the communities they're meant to serve.
Media
Media organizations and journalists carry the Forum's research and outcomes to a wider public, and bring public accountability back into the room. Their scrutiny keeps our commitments honest.
Artists
Artists and cultural practitioners bring perspective that data alone can't — translating wellbeing challenges into work that reaches people research reports don't.
Academia
Researchers and academic institutions bring evidence and rigor to Forum initiatives, helping ensure our indices, publications and policy recommendations are grounded in sound methodology rather than good intentions alone.
Social entrepreneurs
Founders and ventures building practical, scalable solutions to wellbeing challenges — the Forum connects them with the policy and capital relationships that let a working local solution scale further.
Youth
Young leaders and youth-led organizations shape the priorities that will define the next generation's wellbeing. The Forum treats them as full participants in setting the agenda, not a token panel on it.
Local communities
Grassroots community groups link policy and planning to on-the-ground realities. They're often the first to see whether a wellbeing initiative is actually working — and the first we should be listening to when it isn't.
