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STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT FOR POLICY DESIGN AND PLANNING: THE “3XKNOWLEDGE” APPROACH TO FUTURES ANALYSIS | UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) Policy Brief No.30
Authors:
- Valentina Amuso | School of Public Policy | University College London
- Lieve Van Woensel | Former Foresight Advisor | European Parliamentary Research Service, European Parliament
- Pierluigi Brombo | European Economic and Social Committee | EU
- Anna Goulden | Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose| University College London
- Maximilian Schwaiger | Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose | University College London
Highlights
- Policymakers can create more effective and purpose-driven policies by systematically reflecting on future policy scenarios, implications and outcomes in collaboration with stakeholders. This involves building in-depth understanding and awareness of how grand challenges and societal problems may evolve in the future.
- The “3XKnowledge” roadmap introduced here provides a three-step guide to foresight exercises. It represents a flexible toolkit to structure thinking around future-oriented policy. The steps are as follows: 1. A guide to stakeholders’ ecosystem mapping & A systemic overview of the ecosystem and possible synergies to enhance policy effectiveness. 2. Good practice in stakeholders’ dialogues. 3. A “balance” and “bias” checklist for policy development.
Reference:
This brief can be referenced as follows: Amuso, V., Van Woensel, V., Brombo, P., Goulden, A and Schwaiger, M. (2024). Policy Breif. UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, Brief No.30. Available at: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/public-purpose/Brief-No.30
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