The Evidence is Overwhelming
With the Construction sector alone having more than 100 million jobs worldwide and 6% of global GDP, the future leaders of Built Environment must grapple with unique and unprecedented challenges and opportunities:
By 2025, Gen Z will make up 27% of the workforce and one-third of the Earth’s population. These Gen Z problem solvers must prepare for future ahead which is full of unique challenges.
The Evidence is Overwhelming
With the Construction sector alone having more than 100 million jobs worldwide and 6% of global GDP, the future leaders of Built Environment must grapple with unique and unprecedented challenges and opportunities:
Climate Change: A Serious Threat
The Built Environment is responsible for nearly 40% of global CO2 emissions and there is an urgent need to decarbonize the sector. The Digital Natives will need to be at the forefront of developing solutions to address climate change.
Future of Work: Flexible, Diverse and Collaborative
WEF predicts that 1 billion people will need to reskill due to automation disrupting the job landscape. Future workplace will require the next generation and organizations to be flexible to new learnings and opportunities.
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