Foresight as a catalyst for systemic change and co-creation in public policy

Unfolding world events have made policymakers realise that the capacity to act needs to be built according to a long-term perspective under complex and uncertain conditions. This has led
to a rapid increase in the application of strategic foresight to policymaking at all levels of governance.

This paper examines the role of foresight in supporting public policy through inclusive co-creation processes in the face of the systemic change needed to engage in the long term transition towards sustainability. It explains briefly how to master the diverse foresight resources available to make
policy design more systemic and better able to mobilise multiple actors in a coordinated way.

Link to the publication HERE