Global Child Forum
2024

Global Child Forum, on behalf of Their Majesties, the King and Queen of Sweden, is hosting an invitation-only global forum on children’s rights and business at the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.

This invitation-only event is an opportunity for business leaders to meet in person to discuss one of the most important topics for society: the well-being of children.

A key focus will be how to bring a child rights perspective to influential organisations – delivering value to stakeholders, and building a better future for the youth of tomorrow.

Find out more below!

How can the corporate and financial sectors develop sustainable solutions that will benefit all people – and especially children, who have to live with the consequences of our choices as they grow up?

We’re living in uncertain times, and although many businesses are progressing with integrating a broad sustainability agenda, there is still an urgent need for the corporate sector to align strategies and operations even more closely with children’s rights.

The world is reeling from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, as well as worldwide geopolitical instability and growing social division. With 2023 recorded as the warmest year in history – climate change is also a reality that demands our attention.

Now more than ever, children’s voices must be heard and their rights respected and protected.

This year’s Forum will focus on two priority sectors that Global Child Forum has selected due to their significant influence on children. These sectors have also been the subjects of recent in-depth benchmark studies:

Technology & Telecommunications

Food, Beverage & Personal Care

• Take a look at the Forum 2024 agenda.
• Want to know more? Contact us at forum24@globalchildforum.org
• A note on photography, video and media capture during the event.

By attending Forum 2024, guests and speakers acknowledge and consent that images – which may include their likeness – can be captured during the event using photography, video, or other media, and used by Global Child Forum in its efforts to promote children’s rights and business.