A learning society facilitates both individual and collective learning, so that the knowledge and experience of some make learning and innovation easier for others. It learns to learn by optimizing the way each person and each structure learns, including both humans and machines. It relies on research, using the potential of digital methods, and is open to innovations from all countries, adapting them to its ecosystem whenever they are relevant. In this way, a learning society develops its own capacity to adapt in a world where change is ever faster, more volatile, complex and uncertain, giving rise to fearfulness and the temptation to withdraw. This way, it is better able to meet its challenges and enable each citizen and young person to meet their own. With a light touch of public governance, it brings together each person’s efforts and uses its collaboration with other learning societies to build, together, a much greater entity – a learning planet, capable of rising to challenges such as those of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). It is about creating new organizational modes, harnessing the collective intelligence and affirming values to be able, together, to build tomorrow’s world.