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Sustainable Transitions SES edition

Scenario Exploration System that pictures four future scenarios using societal values and fiscal framework, from traditional to highly supporting sustainability.

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Strategic Foresight

The Scenario Exploration System (SES) is a serious game that uses engagement techniques from the entertainment world to engage participants in the full richness of the systemic collective reflection created when building scenarios.

Sustainable Transitions represents the first SES edition. It uses content developed during the JRC Foresight study2035: Paths towards a sustainable EU economy - Sustainable transitions and the potential of eco-innovation for jobs and economic development in the EU eco-industries 2035, which paints four future scenarios using societal values (from individualistic to collaborative) and fiscal framework (from traditional to highly supporting sustainability) as key drivers.

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Sustainable Transitions SES edition
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07 May 2020

Related project & activities2035: Paths towards a sustainable EU economy
Related organisation(s)JRC - Joint Research Centre
Knowledge service | MetadataStrategic Foresight | The Scenario Exploration System (SES)
Digital Europa Thesaurus (DET)collaborative economyIndustryJobspolicymakingsustainable developmentagricultural waste
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