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    Systemische Resilienz – Einsichten aus der InnovationsforschungFebruary 2021

    Systemic resilience – Insights from innovation research

    Policy Brief

    Resilience must go beyond robustness, redundancy and emergency planning aimed at "bouncing back", and instead encompass systems' capacity to adapt and fundamentally transform ("bounce forward"), since companies, sectors and societies are complex adaptive socio‑technical systems. Because practical guidance for building adaptive and transformative resilience is still scarce, the authors draw on decades of innovation research and policy, which already studies how socio‑technical systems change and how their innovation capacity can be governed. They identify five transferable approaches, illustrated with cases such as the TechnologieRegion Karlsruhe 2030 strategy, the High‑Tech Strategy participation process, the BMVI mobility and fuels strategy, the Commission on the Future of Agriculture foresight exercise, and the mRNA/internet examples of long‑term basic research: developing local resources and regional innovation systems; strengthening diverse networks, participation and trust; providing "strategic intelligence" for governing transformations under uncertainty; fostering anticipation through foresight and futures literacy; and maintaining a broad, publicly funded base of curiosity‑driven research and competences. Conversely, resilience research can enrich innovation policy by challenging overly linear, plannable assumptions, pointing to approaches like anticipatory innovation governance and experimental spaces (real‑world labs) that embed self‑organisation into mission‑oriented policy — showing that innovation and resilience are mutually reinforcing goals requiring long‑term, strategic support.

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    Posted on: 27/10/2026

    Last Edited: 9 days ago

    Lia Laporta1

    Open Initiatives Manager @ CENSE NOVA-FCT (PORTUGAL) Working at the science–policy–society interface, to support knowledge exchange and the translation of research into accessible and actionable outputs for policy, practice and wider audiences. My role as OIM includes developing CENSE’s open initiatives and research communication activities, including policy briefs and research stories; strengthening internal collaboration and external engagement; supporting strategic initiatives, events and partnerships; and contributing to the identification and development of new research and collaboration opportunities.

    Posted on: 21/10/2026

    Last Edited: a month ago

    Sibilla Studio1

    Futures Sensemaking Collective

    Posted on: 30/09/2026

    Last Edited: 24 days ago

    Ania Hildebrandt1

    Transition Designer

    Posted on: 09/09/2026

    Last Edited: 3 months ago

    Walk the Futures – entdecke vier mögliche Zukünfte für Innsbruck im Zeichen des Klimawandels21 August - 21 August 2026

    Begleite uns auf einem geführten Walkshop (👣Spaziergang + Workshop) durch Innsbruck und erlebe vier mögliche Klimazukünfte für deine Stadt.

    Gemeinsam tauchen wir ins Jahr 2056 ein, probieren Speisen aus der Zukunft, riechen die Düfte der Altstadt und lesen die Schlagzeilen von morgen – mithilfe von Geschichten und multisensorischen Objekten aus möglichen Zukünften.

    Freu dich auf einen Spaziergang durch die Stadt, Zeit zum Nachdenken, gute Gespräche, ein gemeinsames Essen (), einen kreativen Workshop – und vielleicht auf einen neuen Blick auf das, was vor uns liegt.

    📅 August 21
    🕛 8h30-14h30
    📍 Rennweg, Innsbruck (in der Nähe des ORF)
    🔗 Mehr Infos & kostenlose Anmeldung hier: https://walkthefutures.org/innsbruck/

    Du brauchst kein Vorwissen. Bring einfach deine Neugier mit.

    Die Veranstaltung steht allen offen, die mindestens 18 Jahre alt sind, in Innsbruck leben oder arbeiten und keine Vollzeitstudierenden sind. Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos und findet im Rahmen einer Pilotstudie statt (endet im Oktober 2026).

    Weitere Informationen:
    Besuche www.walkthefutures.org oder schreib eine E-Mail an Zukunftsforscherin Suzanne Whitby unter hi@walkthefutures.org. 

    Posted on: 13/08/2026

    Last Edited: 3 months ago

    Walk the Futures – entdecke vier mögliche Zukünfte für Innsbruck im Zeichen des Klimawandels08 September - 08 September 2026

    Begleite uns auf einem geführten Walkshop (👣Spaziergang + Workshop) durch Innsbruck und erlebe vier mögliche Klimazukünfte für deine Stadt.

    Gemeinsam tauchen wir ins Jahr 2056 ein, probieren Speisen aus der Zukunft, riechen die Düfte der Altstadt und lesen die Schlagzeilen von morgen – mithilfe von Geschichten und multisensorischen Objekten aus möglichen Zukünften.

    Freu dich auf einen Spaziergang durch die Stadt, Zeit zum Nachdenken, gute Gespräche, ein gemeinsames Essen (), einen kreativen Workshop – und vielleicht auf einen neuen Blick auf das, was vor uns liegt.

    📅 September 8
    🕛 8h30-14h30
    📍 Rennweg, Innsbruck (in der Nähe des ORF)
    🔗 Mehr Infos & kostenlose Anmeldung hier: https://walkthefutures.org/innsbruck/

    Du brauchst kein Vorwissen. Bring einfach deine Neugier mit.

    Die Veranstaltung steht allen offen, die mindestens 18 Jahre alt sind, in Innsbruck leben oder arbeiten und keine Vollzeitstudierenden sind. Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos und findet im Rahmen einer Pilotstudie statt (endet im Oktober 2026).

    Weitere Informationen:
    Besuche www.walkthefutures.org oder schreib eine E-Mail an Zukunftsforscherin Suzanne Whitby unter hi@walkthefutures.org .

    Posted on: 13/08/2026

    Last Edited: 3 months ago

    Lisa Hehnke1

    Co-creating systemic change in-between endings and emerging futures.

    Posted on: 31/07/2026

    Last Edited: 6 months ago

    Uğur Şahan1

    CEO and Founding Partner at CoreXas

    Posted on: 15/04/2026

    Last Edited: 7 months ago

    Giusy Grieco1

    Posted on: 20/03/2026

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    Noga Arikha1

    Posted on: 21/05/2025

    Last Edited: a year ago

    FOSTER1August 2022 - July 2026

    Fostering Food System Transformation by Integrating Heterogeneous Perspectives in Knowledge and Innovation within the ERA

    The vision of FOSTER is to build a foundation from which a new Knowledge and Innovation System (KIS) for Europe’s food system can emerge. The current structure is insufficient to address the emerging challenges of nourishing people in a healthy and sustainable way. Key objective is to gain insights into how it can be built to be more inclusive and better governed. 

    FOSTER shall help to transform Europe’s food system outcomes and will achieve this by: 

    • building a FOSTER Platform including food system-state of the art knowledge, foresight by semi-automated Horizon scanning, trend and threats-analysis and new multi-dimensional scenarios of EU food systems to 2040; 
    • implementing the FOSTER Academy – including four Summer Schools – for integrating food system-related disciplines and citizen science to enhance food system understanding across the ERA; 
    • initiating and assessing a co-creation and co-learning process within six national resp. regional Citizen Driven Initiatives (CDIs), in which new knowledge, strategies and Action Research Agendas are gained; 
    • scaling out and deep CDIs solutions and approaches to other territorial contexts; 
    • studying different R&I mechanisms of policy support for mission-oriented R&I policy for food systems transformation, and analysing and ground-proofing them in each CDI; 
    • strengthening science-policy interfaces by co-learning processes with external experts and developing recommendations for food systems R&I policies tailored to different geographies and sectors; 
    • identifying the trigger points to help ‘unlock’ system lock-ins and support further dynamics towards system transformation; 
    • and applying reflective monitoring on all FOSTER’s co-learning activities to develop insights into how the KIS can be broadened from an agricultural-KIS to a food system-KIS.

    To inspire adoption of FOSTER learnings, over 20 workshops and a final conference will be conducted; scientific position papers and policy briefs will be widely communicated. 

    Posted on: 09/12/2024