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The Futures Toolkit provides a set of tools to help you develop policies and strategies that are robust in the face of an uncertain future.
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The home of Government Office for Science on GOV.UK. The Government Office for Science’s mission is to put excellent science advice at the heart of decision making.
Areas of research interest (ARI) are published documents which detail some of the main research questions facing the UK government.
The Chronic risks analysis outlines the most critical medium to long term challenges facing the United Kingdom.
Science advice note: What are the opportunities a National Data Library can provide and what can we learn from past initiatives?
Foresight projects give evidence to policymakers to help them create policies that are more resilient to the future.
Tips, advice and guidance to help policymakers embed long-term thinking and external insight into policy making.
A Foresight project examining the key factors influencing childhood, how these interact and how these could evolve in future.
How to use systems thinking to drive improved outcomes in complex situations.
A collection of resources for policymakers and analysts to use with the Futures Toolkit.
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