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Futures of Science for Policy in Europe: Scenarios and Policy Implications
Leena Sarvaranta
Oct 6, 2023
In the recently published brief ‘Futures of Science for Policy in Europe: Scenarios and Policy Implications’, we explore practices and processes by which information should be exchanged between knowledge actors and policy-makers with the intention to produce scientifically informed policies in Europe. We can see an increasing prominence of science in many public debates and the increasing willingness of governments to mobilize scientific and other advice mechanisms in the context of public debate.
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Carla los
Origin for Sustainability has unveiled the latest report from the Foresight Exercise, shedding light on the transition from archetypes to strategic options and policy needs. In this article, we delve into a journey aimed at confronting future scenarios, strategic options, policy needs, and the imminent challenges of mountain regions, along with the general conclusions of this part of the MOVING project.
From archetypes, Strategic Options and policy needs for mountains in 2050
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Sandra Fernandes
The following recently published and upcoming reports and books shed light on future-oriented insights with a special focus on Portugal. These materials explore a range of topics, from economic development and technological innovation to environmental sustainability and social trends specific to the region. By delving into these resources, readers can gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities that Portugal may face in the coming years.
Portugal’s path forward: Key insights from recent foresight publications
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Laura Galante
Futures4Europe interviewed Eye of Europe’s Coordinator, Radu Gheorghiu, foresight expert at UEFISCDI, the Romanian Research & Innovation funding agency. What does the future look like for R&I in Europe? How does foresight play a role? Radu provides a glimpse into these questions and Eye of Europe’s central role in them.
An Interview with Eye of Europe's Project Coordinator
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Laura Galante
Paulo Carvalho has been working in the field of futures and foresight for more than 25 years. On one hand, he is a professor in foresight, strategy and innovation at the Faculty of Economics and Management at the University of Lisbon. On the other hand, he founded a foresight company five years ago, IF Insight Foresight, focussing on consulting, horizon scanning and strategic intelligence, as well as other strategy and innovation projects. He talked to Futures4Europe about Insight Foresight’s recently developed tool ORION and how it could revolutionise foresight practices.
ORION: Meet Your Co-Pilot in Horizon Scanning
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