Davos 2024 Objectives, KPIs and Results for Davos 2024

The objectives and KPI for the Davos work are defined at the beginning of the joint work of the Davos Core Team. They serve as a guidance for the work and as a measure of success and performance for the work.  This list will be complemented by the overall evaluation and the individual evaluations of the issue leads in the Core Team.

1- Raise attention with governments and business leaders on the intense scale of inequality rising - cutting across economic/ gender / racial but also between country inequalities - and show how inequality in fact kills. Engage useful events at Davos, and get into global media.

For Amitabh Behar, Oxfam International Interim Executive Director, to attend the World Economic Forum Davos Annual Meeting for:

General messaging: Be Oxfam’s foremost champion for the messages of our Davos paper, taking a challenging message to Davos that helpspush the dial on inequality and creates the political space for action. Show that we go to the festival of wealth, yes, but, (1) with civil society, (2) to hold governments and corporate leaders to account. Work with civil society allies to echo their messages and calls.

Engagements: Speak at key debates, both through getting space at top-tier Davos events where we can insert our messages and present our arguments to physical and online audience, but also at other relevant events.

Direct influencing: Pursue and prioritize strategic bilaterals, working closely with affiliates and inequality allies. Especially seize the chance to grow chorus of (and win over!) political and business leaders to not just recognize the crisis of inequality, but to recognize that TBC, and champion thesolutions to reduce it. Prioritize government, businessand hard-to-reach influentials.

Media (Annie): Target top tier global, regional and national media outlets with journalists attending the summit and leverage the media market in India and South Asia.

Socialmedia: As we do – live-tweet key events, chronicle the week. Push more video.

Relationship-building: Avail the high-level access that Davos provides to inequality allies and our Confederation for strategic issues (advocacy, fundraising and public engagement growth, etc.)

2- Deepening engagement with the public around the world;

Working with allies

Meet regularly with partners/networks to develop a shared plan to increase exposure for the Davos briefing to expand reach and engage more audiences to build support for tackling inequalities, including wealth, income and gender inequalities.

Share resources and knowledge to collaborate with alliances for mutual support and participate as part of a movement.

Nurture existing relationships by understanding the needs and goals of partners/networks for mutual benefits and good working relationships that last beyond the moment of Davos.

Amplify work of allies to provide support and exposure to show we are part of the movement to fight inequality.

Re-establish a new partnership with at least 1gender/racial justice focused organization or network who focus on economic and gender inequalities and how they intersect.


Public Mobilisation: Contribute to influencing the debate amongst public audiences and influentials in Davos and worldwide on how inequality kills around the globe and the current economic rigged system is a form of economic violence

Citizens speak out on how inequality affects them, by producing and mass distributing meaningful / emotive content (digital mainly)

Contributing meaningfully to the work of affiliates, countries and regions in mobilization and content priorities (mainly digital + video) and supporting partners/allies public mobilization plans around Davos and the Week of Action


3- Promoting intersectional justice;

4- Collaborating as One Oxfam: The Global Moment around Davos contributes meaningfully to the work of affiliates, countries and regions.