The challenge is to continue contributing our societies and our business leaders to turn business into a noble vocation. UNIAPAC has made significant contributions to foster the integral development of the person in our responsibilities as business leaders, giving a deeper sense to CSR initiatives and putting the principles and values of the Social Doctrine of the Church at work in business decisions.

As Christian Business leaders we have the responsibility, in cooperation with Governments and civil society, to find common responses to the Global Crisis with a transformative perspective in the promotion of integral ecology and integral human development.

Gathering on 4 years of common reflections and advocacy on decent work together with other Catholic Inspired organisations, UNIAPAC designed an ambitious capacity building multi-stakeholder project for 3 years.

This collaborative project aims at gathering business leaders, academic community and civil society to advance the global reflection and practices, with a focus on the relationship between the Laudato Si dimensions and the 8^th goal of the Agenda 2030.

This project includes:

Co-creating an international network of chairs and advancing academic research on Laudato Si and decent work
Fostering international partnerships and regional networks between businesses, academic communities and civil society organizations
Disseminating the results through innovative multilingual pedagogical tools (MOOCs, SPOCs…) beyond the traditional channels.

Automation: that's the battle between work and technology

Advances in automation threaten at least 14% of current jobs. Adaptation will be difficult