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TRANSFORMATION
LABS
Fast-tracking research into societal transformation
This is a new type of scientific congress aimed at bridging the science-policy-practice nexus for achieving sustainable development. The process consists of a kick-off day, three guided discussions following the Delphi method. All events take place twice to accommodate all time zones and encourage global participation. The Labs are supported by a Novo Nordisk Foundation grant and the Future Earth network.
For the Transformation Labs process, we ask experts in their fields of expertise to pose a challenge based on the six entry points for sustainable development. Thus, the challenges differ according to the entry point, but they share the question of what experts have seen as the greatest challenge for meeting the needs of the entry points.
The Delphi methodology is a tool developed for identifying and assessing the adoption-readiness of innovations that could profoundly transform a system. For our project, we will use the foundations of the Delphi method, and use it to explore the transformative potential of research.
We will do so through three sessions.
Program for 22 February
Kick-off for South America, US, Europe, Africa
22 February 2023. CET 17.00-20.00.
The aim of the Transformation Labs project is to fast-track research and knowledge into
actual use and implementation. To complete the task, we use the discussions to highlight
barriers and challenges to implementation to propose concrete ways of eliminating these.
Ultimately, our combined effort will help increase global sustainability, equality and justice.
During the kick-off seminar, we focus on concrete suggestions and inputs for the subsequent
discussion sessions.
The aim of the Transformation Labs project is to fast-track research and knowledge into
actual use and implementation. To complete the task, we use the discussions to highlight
barriers and challenges to implementation to propose concrete ways of eliminating these.
Ultimately, our combined effort will help increase global sustainability, equality and justice.
During the kick-off seminar, we focus on concrete suggestions and inputs for the subsequent
discussion sessions.
The aim of the Transformation Labs project is to fast-track research and knowledge into
actual use and implementation. To complete the task, we use the discussions to highlight
barriers and challenges to implementation to propose concrete ways of eliminating these.
Ultimately, our combined effort will help increase global sustainability, equality and justice.
During the kick-off seminar, we focus on concrete suggestions and inputs for the subsequent
discussion sessions.
17.00 - 17.10
Welcome and introduction to the Transformation Labs
Host: Rasmus Arildsen, host on Danish climate podcast, Klimakrøller.
Welcome and introduction to the Transformation Labs
Host: Rasmus Arildsen, host on Danish climate podcast, Klimakrøller.
Welcome and introduction to the Transformation Labs
Host: Rasmus Arildsen, host on Danish climate podcast, Klimakrøller.
17.10 - 17.50
Introductory conversation: The need for new perspectives and the current trajectory
Professor, Dr. Katherine Richardson, Sustainability Science Centre, University of Copenhagen and Dr. Nancy Shackell, United Nations Independent Group of Scientists.
Introductory conversation: The need for new perspectives and the current trajectory
Professor, Dr. Katherine Richardson
Sustainability Science Centre, University of Copenhagen
Professor, Dr. Imme Scholz
United Nations Independent Group of Scientists.
Introductory conversation: The need for new perspectives and the current trajectory
Professor, Dr. Katherine Richardson
Sustainability Science Centre, University of Copenhagen
Professor, Dr. Imme Scholz
United Nations Independent Group of Scientists.
17.50 - 18.00
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BREAK
BREAK
18.00 - 18.10
Introduction to subgroup sessions & presentation of challenges and sessions
Transformation Labs team.
Introduction to subgroup sessions & presentation of challenges and sessions
Transformation Labs team.
Introduction to subgroup sessions & presentation of challenges and sessions
Transformation Labs team.
18.10 - 19.10
Sub-group presentations and discussions
Challenge owners pitch their research and pathways to the subgroups.1) Sense making: Which structures are the most problematic for the current trajectory?
2) Envisioning: What are your visions for the future – research and practice?
In these subgroup discussions, we decide on paths and research to further explore in the subsequent Delphi sessions. Here, the subgroups will most likely be split into more specific subgroups before the kick-off.
Sub-group presentations and discussions
Challenge owners pitch their research and pathways to the subgroups.1) Sense making: Which structures are the most problematic for the current trajectory?
2) Envisioning: What are your visions for the future – research and practice?
In these subgroup discussions, we decide on paths and research to further explore in the subsequent Delphi sessions. Here, the subgroups will most likely be split into more specific subgroups before the kick-off.
Sub-group presentations and discussions
Challenge owners pitch their research and pathways to the subgroups.1) Sense making: Which structures are the most problematic for the current trajectory?
2) Envisioning: What are your visions for the future – research and practice?
In these subgroup discussions, we decide on paths and research to further explore in the subsequent Delphi sessions. Here, the subgroups will most likely be split into more specific subgroups before the kick-off.
1. Human Well-being and Capabilities
2. Sustainable and Just Economies
3. Energy Decarbonization with Universal Access
4. Sustainable Food Systems and Healthy Nutrition
5. Urban and Peri-urban Development
6. Global Environmental Commons
19.10 - 19.20
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BREAK
BREAK
19.20 - 19.50
Navigating the transition
Short addresses and roundtable between Katherine Richardson and Joyeeta Gupta.
Navigating the transition:
Professor Katherine Richardson’s reflections on profesor Joyeeta Gupta’s pre-recorded keynote presentation.
Navigating the transition
Short addresses and roundtable between Katherine Richardson and Joyeeta Gupta.
19.50 - 20.00
Closing remarks and next steps.
Rasmus Arildsen
Closing remarks and next steps.
Rasmus Arildsen
Closing remarks and next steps.
Rasmus Arildsen
PROCESS OVERVIEW
Feb. 17th & 22nd
1ST DISCUSSION
2ND DISCUSSION
Kickoff
Completed
Kick off
17 FEB. 2023: 9.00-15.00 CET.
22 FEB. 2023: 17.00-20.00 CET.
The Labs begin with a kick-off day setting the stage for the entire process. We will separate in groups according to our interests and fields of expertise. In these groups, our first initial discussions will ensure everyone work in the same direction during the three Delphi sessions.
22 FEB. 2023: 17.00-20.00 CET.
The Labs begin with a kick-off day setting the stage for the entire process. We will separate in groups according to our interests and fields of expertise. In these groups, our first initial discussions will ensure everyone work in the same direction during the three Delphi sessions.
APRIL 13th
1ST DISCUSSION
2ND DISCUSSION
Discussion 2
Discussion 2
April 13th, 2023.
09.00 CET and 17.00 CET
Discussion focusing on evaluating and categorizing the ideas and research according to their maturity and potential.
09.00 CET and 17.00 CET
Discussion focusing on evaluating and categorizing the ideas and research according to their maturity and potential.
MAY 25th
1ST DISCUSSION
2ND DISCUSSION
Discussion 3
Discussion 3
May 25th, 2023.
09.00 CET and 17.00 CET
Discussion focusing on envisioning and describing how the selected ideas can support sustainable development as well as societal transformations.
09.00 CET and 17.00 CET
Discussion focusing on envisioning and describing how the selected ideas can support sustainable development as well as societal transformations.
SEPTEMBER 1st
Publication
Idea
Catalogue
Idea Catalogue
September 1st, 2023.
The idea catalogue is a compilation of detailed information about the proposals, including challenges, potentials, maturity, and involved actors as identified in the discussion sessions and through research.
The idea catalogue is a compilation of detailed information about the proposals, including challenges, potentials, maturity, and involved actors as identified in the discussion sessions and through research.
SEPT. - OCT.
Running publication
Video
Commentary
Series
Video Commentary Series
Sept. – Oct., 2023.
A compilation of expert interviews with reactions and elaboration of the agreed-upon ideas. The videos are published online.
A compilation of expert interviews with reactions and elaboration of the agreed-upon ideas. The videos are published online.
THREE ROUNDS OF GUIDED DISCUSSIONS
THREE ROUNDS OF GUIDED DISCUSSIONS
FILL IN FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONNAIRES AFTER EACH SESSION
The discussions take place on Zoom in subgroups created according to the GSDR entry points.
The discussions take place on Zoom in subgroups created according to the GSDR entry points.
The discussions take place on Zoom in subgroups created according to the GSDR entry points.
To join the discussions, simply follow the link at the time of the events
https://zoom.us/j/95376500706
REMEMBER TO SIGN UP FOR ONE OF THE TWO SESSIONS!
REMEMBER TO SIGN UP FOR ONE OF THE TWO SESSIONS!
VIDEO COMMENTARY SERIES
Running publication of video commentary series - September-October
· Global keynote speakers respond to the Idea Catalogue
· Presentations by members of the early career team and other scholars in Copenhagen.
· Presentations by members of the early career team and other scholars in Copenhagen.
IDEA CATALOGUE
Publication of the Idea Catalogue - September 1st 2023
· Presentation of ideas and solutions
· Evaluation of maturity and feasibility
· Implementation strategies
· Evaluation of maturity and feasibility
· Implementation strategies
2023
2023
Discussion focusing on evaluating and categorizing the ideas and research according to their maturity and potential.
Discussion focusing on envisioning and describing how the selected ideas can support sustainable development as well as societal transformations.
The idea catalogue is a compilation of detailed information about the proposals, including challenges, potentials, maturity, and involved actors as identified in the discussion sessions and through research.
A compilation of expert interviews with reactions and elaboration of the agreed-upon ideas. The videos are published online.
The discussions take place on Zoom in subgroups created according to the GSDR entry points.
The discussions take place on Zoom in subgroups created according to the GSDR entry points.
To join the discussions, simply follow the link at the time of the events
https://zoom.us/j/95376500706
https://zoom.us/j/95376500706
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Katherine Richardson
Professor in Biological Oceanography, leader of the Sustainability Science Centre and a principal investigator for the Center for Macroecology, Evolution and Climate at the University of Copenhagen.
Born May 11, 1954 In Chicago, Illinois
Registration
The process depends on your input and your engagement!
The process depends on your input and your engagement!
The process depends on your input and your engagement!
At registration, we kindly ask you to upload a short presentation of your own work, including how you believe it might contribute to transformation within one or more of the six identified entry points. Moreover, we ask you to reflect on what you see as the greatest barriers for bringing your research into the service of sustainable development. This is done via the online platform . Following registration, a team of young scientists will collect the material and create the program for the kick off sessions. This same team will synthesize the discussions at the kick off sessions and create the working groups for the next three sessions.
At registration, we kindly ask you to upload a short presentation of your own work, including how you believe it might contribute to transformation within one or more of the six identified entry points. Moreover, we ask you to reflect on what you see as the greatest barriers for bringing your research into the service of sustainable development. This is done via the online platform . Following registration, a team of young scientists will collect the material and create the program for the kick off sessions. This same team will synthesize the discussions at the kick off sessions and create the working groups for the next three sessions.
At registration, we kindly ask you to upload a short presentation of your own work, including how you believe it might contribute to transformation within one or more of the six identified entry points. Moreover, we ask you to reflect on what you see as the greatest barriers for bringing your research into the service of sustainable development. This is done via the online platform . Following registration, a team of young scientists will collect the material and create the program for the kick off sessions. This same team will synthesize the discussions at the kick off sessions and create the working groups for the next three sessions.
What it gives:
What it gives:
What it gives:
• This process is an effective way of sharing ideas with a global network within your field.
• Direct contact to people in practice and policy-making in your field of expertise.
• Faster dissemination of ideas, proposals and thoughts than through conventional conferences or seminars.
• A global network to build on in the future.
• Experience with global conversations and challenges.
• This process is an effective way of sharing ideas with a global network within your field.
• Direct contact to people in practice and policy-making in your field of expertise.
• Faster dissemination of ideas, proposals and thoughts than through conventional conferences or seminars.
• A global network to build on in the future.
• Experience with global conversations and challenges.
• This process is an effective way of sharing ideas with a global network within your field.
• Direct contact to people in practice and policy-making in your field of expertise.
• Faster dissemination of ideas, proposals and thoughts than through conventional conferences or seminars.
• A global network to build on in the future.
• Experience with global conversations and challenges.
What it takes:
What it takes:
What it takes:
• Interest in open discussions and sharing ideas with global peers.
• Registration via the button below.
• Consecutive engagement across one kick-off day, three 1.5-hour sessions and a closing event.
• Interest in open discussions and sharing ideas with global peers.
• Registration via the button below.
• Consecutive engagement across one kick-off day, three 1.5-hour sessions and a closing event.
• Interest in open discussions and sharing ideas with global peers.
• Registration via the button below.
• Consecutive engagement across one kick-off day, three 1.5-hour sessions and a closing event.
Participation in the Transformation Labs is entirely free of charge.
Participation in the Transformation Labs is entirely free of charge.
Participation in the Transformation Labs is entirely free of charge.
The Labs
This is a new type of scientific congress aimed at bridging the science-policy-practice nexus for achieving sustainable development. The overall goal of the Transformation Labs is to identify research that can help sustainable socio-ecological transformations within planetary boundaries. The Labs are supported by a grant from the Novo Nordic Foundation and supported by the Future Earth network.
The Transformation Labs process consists of five online events: a kick-off event, three sessions following the Delphi method, and a closing event. All events will take place twice to accommodate all time zones.
GSDR Entry Points
The 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report was commissioned by the United Nations to advance the scientific foundation for the transition towards sustainable development. In particular, the report called for transdisciplinary action and attention if we are to transform our future. To concretize and make this aim feasible, the report introduced six entry points and four levers for sustainable development.
The 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report was commissioned by the United Nations to advance the scientific foundation for the transition towards sustainable development. In particular, the report called for transdisciplinary action and attention if we are to transform our future. To concretize and make this aim feasible, the report introduced six entry points and four levers for sustainable development.
The 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report was commissioned by the United Nations to advance the scientific foundation for the transition towards sustainable development. In particular, the report called for transdisciplinary action and attention if we are to transform our future. To concretize and make this aim feasible, the report introduced six entry points and four levers for sustainable development.
Entry Points
Building on these entry points and levers, the Transformation Labs seek concrete aims for transformation.
Building on these entry points and levers, the Transformation Labs seek concrete aims for transformation.
Building on these entry points and levers, the Transformation Labs seek concrete aims for transformation.
Challenges
For the Transformation Labs process, we ask experts in their fields of expertise to pose a challenge based on the six entry points for sustainable development. Thus, the challenges differ according to the entry point, but they share the question of what experts have seen as the greatest challenge for meeting the needs of the entry points.
For the Transformation Labs process, we ask experts in their fields of expertise to pose a challenge based on the six entry points for sustainable development. Thus, the challenges differ according to the entry point, but they share the question of what experts have seen as the greatest challenge for meeting the needs of the entry points.
For the Transformation Labs process, we ask experts in their fields of expertise to pose a challenge based on the six entry points for sustainable development. Thus, the challenges differ according to the entry point, but they share the question of what experts have seen as the greatest challenge for meeting the needs of the entry points.
Kick Off
February 17th 2023, 09.00-15.00 CET February 22nd 2023, 17.00-20.00 CET |
February 17th 2023, 09.00-15.00 CET February 22nd 2023, 17.00-20.00 CET |
February 17th 2023, 09.00-15.00 CET February 22nd 2023, 17.00-20.00 CET |
The Labs begin with a kick-off day setting the stage for the entire process. Professor Dr. Imme Scholz, co-chair of the UN Independent Group of Scientists, will speak of the need for new perspectives and the current trajectory. Afterwards, we will separate in groups according to our interests and fields of expertise. In these groups, our first initial discussions will ensure everyone work in the same direction during the three Delphi sessions. Following the discussions, Professor Dr. Joyeeta Gupta from the University of Amsterdam will speak of her ongoing work with the Earth Commission, and to give her perspectives on future transformation.
Kick-off for Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe 17 FEB. 9.00-15.00 CET.
Kick-off for Africa, Europe and the Americas. 22 FEB. 17.00-20.00 CET.
The Labs begin with a kick-off day setting the stage for the entire process. Professor Dr. Imme Scholz, co-chair of the UN Independent Group of Scientists, will speak of the need for new perspectives and the current trajectory. Afterwards, we will separate in groups according to our interests and fields of expertise. In these groups, our first initial discussions will ensure everyone work in the same direction during the three Delphi sessions. Following the discussions, Professor Dr. Joyeeta Gupta from the University of Amsterdam will speak of her ongoing work with the Earth Commission, and to give her perspectives on future transformation.
Kick-off for Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe 17 FEB. 9.00-15.00 CET.
Kick-off for Africa, Europe and the Americas. 22 FEB. 17.00-20.00 CET.
The Labs begin with a kick-off day setting the stage for the entire process. Professor Dr. Imme Scholz, co-chair of the UN Independent Group of Scientists, will speak of the need for new perspectives and the current trajectory. Afterwards, we will separate in groups according to our interests and fields of expertise. In these groups, our first initial discussions will ensure everyone work in the same direction during the three Delphi sessions. Following the discussions, Professor Dr. Joyeeta Gupta from the University of Amsterdam will speak of her ongoing work with the Earth Commission, and to give her perspectives on future transformation.
Kick-off for Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe 17 FEB. 9.00-15.00 CET.
Kick-off for Africa, Europe and the Americas. 22 FEB. 17.00-20.00 CET.
Delphi Methodology
The Delphi methodology is a tool developed for identifying and assessing the adoption-readiness of innovations that could profoundly transform a system. For our project, we will use the foundations of the Delphi method, and use it to explore the transformative potential of research.
We will do so through three sessions.
The Delphi methodology is a tool developed for identifying and assessing the adoption-readiness of innovations that could profoundly transform a system. For our project, we will use the foundations of the Delphi method, and use it to explore the transformative potential of research.
We will do so through three sessions.
The Delphi methodology is a tool developed for identifying and assessing the adoption-readiness of innovations that could profoundly transform a system. For our project, we will use the foundations of the Delphi method, and use it to explore the transformative potential of research.
We will do so through three sessions.
Delphi Sessions
The Delphi sessions all begin with an introduction to the day’s session. From then, we move into the subgroups according to the entry points.
The Delphi sessions all begin with an introduction to the day’s session. From then, we move into the subgroups according to the entry points.
The Delphi sessions all begin with an introduction to the day’s session. From then, we move into the subgroups according to the entry points.
• March 3rd
• March 3rd
• March 3rd
In round 1 we will focus on categorizing research and ideas that can transform and disrupt business as usual: i.e. what are the needed changes for the challenges to be fulfilled?
In round 1 we will focus on categorizing research and ideas that can transform and disrupt business as usual: i.e. what are the needed changes for the challenges to be fulfilled?
In round 1 we will focus on categorizing research and ideas that can transform and disrupt business as usual: i.e. what are the needed changes for the challenges to be fulfilled?
• April 13th
• April 13th
• April 13th
In round 2, we will score, rank and prioritize the ideas brought to the foreground in round 1. Therefore round two is about evaluating and prioritizing the ideas and research according to their adoption readiness and potential.
In round 2, we will score, rank and prioritize the ideas brought to the foreground in round 1. Therefore round two is about evaluating and prioritizing the ideas and research according to their adoption readiness and potential.
In round 2, we will score, rank and prioritize the ideas brought to the foreground in round 1. Therefore round two is about evaluating and prioritizing the ideas and research according to their adoption readiness and potential.
• May 25th
• May 25th
• May 25th
In round 3 we will “back-cast” – that is – if the transformations shall happen, how will we get there? This round will focus on envisioning and describing how the selected research can support sustainable development as well as societal transformations.
In round 3 we will “back-cast” – that is – if the transformations shall happen, how will we get there? This round will focus on envisioning and describing how the selected research can support sustainable development as well as societal transformations.
In round 3 we will “back-cast” – that is – if the transformations shall happen, how will we get there? This round will focus on envisioning and describing how the selected research can support sustainable development as well as societal transformations.
DATES FOR DELPHI SESSIONS
March 3rd, 2023.
08.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00) and
17.00 CET (London 16.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
April 13th, 2023.
09.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00), and
17.00 CET (London 15.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
May 25th, 2023.
09.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00), and
17.00 CET (London 15.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
DATES FOR DELPHI SESSIONS
March 3rd, 2023.
08.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00) and
17.00 CET (London 16.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
April 13th, 2023.
09.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00), and
17.00 CET (London 15.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
May 25th, 2023.
09.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00), and
17.00 CET (London 15.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
DATES FOR DELPHI SESSIONS
March 3rd, 2023.
08.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00) and
17.00 CET (London 16.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
April 13th, 2023.
09.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00), and
17.00 CET (London 15.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
May 25th, 2023.
09.00 CET (London 07.00, Beijing 15.00, Canberra 18.00), and
17.00 CET (London 15.00, NY, 11.00, LA, 08.00)
Ideas Catalogue
During and after the three sessions, the Transformation Labs team will collect ideas and research for concrete pathways. This information the team will develop into an ideas catalogue serving as a co-produced publication with all participants of the Labs.
The catalogue will be presented in autumn 2023.
During and after the three sessions, the Transformation Labs team will collect ideas and research for concrete pathways. This information the team will develop into an ideas catalogue serving as a co-produced publication with all participants of the Labs.
The catalogue will be presented in autumn 2023.
During and after the three sessions, the Transformation Labs team will collect ideas and research for concrete pathways. This information the team will develop into an ideas catalogue serving as a co-produced publication with all participants of the Labs.
The catalogue will be presented in autumn 2023.
The Aim
The Transformation Labs will address the potential for social, technical and nature-based transformations that can have a major impact on the multiple dimensions of sustainability.
To do so, the Transformation Labs will:
The Transformation Labs will address the potential for social, technical and nature-based transformations that can have a major impact on the multiple dimensions of sustainability.
To do so, the Transformation Labs will:
The Transformation Labs will address the potential for social, technical and nature-based transformations that can have a major impact on the multiple dimensions of sustainability.
To do so, the Transformation Labs will:
Engage experts from different countries and with diverse backgrounds to surface and explore a wide set of approaches and ideas for socio-ecological transformations.
Identify win-win options as well as potential trade-offs and spillover effects of the various proposals for transformation.
Develop concrete and actionable stepping stones towards intended impact are constructed by developing transition pathways and by connecting actors working across the various thematic areas. All of which will be disseminated through the publication of a global ideas catalogue.
Engage experts from different countries and with diverse backgrounds to surface and explore a wide set of approaches and ideas for socio-ecological transformations.
Identify win-win options as well as potential trade-offs and spillover effects of the various proposals for transformation.
Develop concrete and actionable stepping stones towards intended impact are constructed by developing transition pathways and by connecting actors working across the various thematic areas. All of which will be disseminated through the publication of a global ideas catalogue.
This event is endorsed by Future Earth.
Future Earth is a network of scientists, researchers, and innovators designed to provide the knowledge needed to support transformations towards sustainability. The focus on systems-based approaches seeks to deepen our understanding of complex Earth systems and human dynamics across different disciplines. The Future Earth network uses this understanding to underpin evidence-based policies and strategies for sustainable development.
Website https://futureearth.org/
This event is endorsed by Future Earth.
Future Earth is a network of scientists, researchers, and innovators designed to provide the knowledge needed to support transformations towards sustainability. The focus on systems-based approaches seeks to deepen our understanding of complex Earth systems and human dynamics across different disciplines. The Future Earth network uses this understanding to underpin evidence-based policies and strategies for sustainable development.
Website https://futureearth.org/
This event is endorsed by Future Earth.
Future Earth is a network of scientists, researchers, and innovators designed to provide the knowledge needed to support transformations towards sustainability. The focus on systems-based approaches seeks to deepen our understanding of complex Earth systems and human dynamics across different disciplines. The Future Earth network uses this understanding to underpin evidence-based policies and strategies for sustainable development.
Website https://futureearth.org/
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Fast-tracking research into
societal transformation
Fast-tracking research into societal transformation
Fast-tracking research into societal transformation