Working Paper 09-12 - Organisation de l'exercice participatif de prospective 2011-2012 - Préparatoire à la vision à long terme 2050

Working Paper 09-12 - Organisatie van de participatieve oefening inzake toekomstverkenning 2011-2012 - Ter voorbereiding van de langetermijnvisie 2050

Mathijs Buts, Patricia Delbaere, Jean-Maurice Frère, Nadine Gouzée, Alain Henry, Johan Pauwels, Stijn Van Hummelen and Sylvie Varlez
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Abstract: This Working Paper describes the process of the participatory foresight exercise "Strategic Long Term Vision for Sustainable Development" and summarizes its results. It gathers the different documents of this exercise together and gives some concluding remarks on the process. This exercise was organized by the Task Force on Sustainable Development of the Federal Planning Bureau between September 2011 and February 2012, with a panel of experts brought together with this aim.

Keywords: Sustainable development; Foresight exercise; Background documents (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012-06-28
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