The World Economic Forum projects 92 million jobs displaced globally by 2030, alongside 170 million created, as technology and other macrotrends reshape work. A net gain is no help to the person whose job went first. Philanthropic infrastructure for this transition is still being built. TEKVA is moving early.
92M
Jobs projected to be displaced globally by 2030 as technology and other macrotrends reshape work
170M
Jobs projected to be created over the same period, a net gain of 78 million
183,228
People who contacted the National Debt Helpline in 2025-26, its biggest year on record. More than 40% were in paid work
5.6% vs 9.5%
Employment growth since November 2022 in the fifth of occupations most exposed to AI, against the least exposed
Plenty of theory from McKinsey and the WEF, and very few operational case studies. TEKVA is building the playbook in real time.
No organisation publishes cost-per-outcome data for workforce displacement specifically. TEKVA is creating this metric.
Very few organisations are set up for it yet. TEKVA is one early attempt, built by people who use the tools every day.
Early AI-driven layoffs across admin, customer service, content, and entry-level tech. Workers fall through existing safety nets designed for a pre-AI economy.
Autonomous AI agents replace entire workflows. Mid-career professionals affected. Support systems lag behind the crisis curve.
92 million jobs displaced globally on the WEF 2030 projection. Organisations that built infrastructure NOW become the backbone of the transition. Those that waited scramble to catch up.
The organisations that build infrastructure for AI workforce transition today will shape how people get through the labour market shift now under way.
Early funders shape the model. Join while the space is still forming.