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 ======Pandemonium: Risk Factors for Future Pandemics======
+This report explores potential future scenarios for global health governance and pandemic response, considering geopolitical changes and the role of various actors.\\
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 ^  Quick Facts  ^^
-| Report location:  |[[https://www.ggfutures.net/uploads/attachments/GGF_2027__Pandemonium_-_Risk_Factors_for_Future_Pandemics.pdf| source]]  |
+|Report location:  |[[https://www.ggfutures.net/uploads/attachments/GGF_2027__Pandemonium_-_Risk_Factors_for_Future_Pandemics.pdf| source]]  |
-| Language:  | English   |
+|Language:  |English   |
-| Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:global_governance_futures|Global Governance Futures]]  |
+|Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:global_governance_futures|Global Governance Futures]]  |
-| Publication date:  |June 1, 2017  |
+|Publication date:  |June 1, 2017  |
-| Authors:  |Fellows: Sulzhan Bali, Chandrakant Lahariya, Mara Pillinger, Elina Suzuki, Rie Takesue, Kun Tang  |
+|Authors:  |Chandrakant Lahariya, Elina Suzuki, Fellows: Sulzhan Bali, Kun Tang, Mara Pillinger, Rie Takesue, Sulzhan Bali  |
-| Time horizon:  | 2027    |
+|Time horizon:  |2027    |
-| Geographic focus:  |global   |
+|Geographic focus:  |Global   |
-| Page count:  |25  |
+|Page count:  |25  |
 =====Methods=====
+The research method involved scenario planning, where the working group identified key uncertainties and created consistent combinations of future assumptions. They developed raw scenarios through morphological analysis and enriched them with background knowledge. The scenarios were then communicated through narrative writing.\\
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 =====Key Insights=====
+The report presents two scenarios set in 2027, exploring the global response to hypothetical pandemics caused by diphtheria and Nipah virus. It examines the impact of geopolitical fragmentation, vaccine skepticism, media-induced panic, and the economic consequences of fear-driven decisions. The scenarios highlight the need for diverse actors to prepare for and respond to pandemics effectively, considering the roles of agriculture, animal health, the media, and private and non-health sectors in a holistic response.\\
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+<span #categories_box> Categories:  {{tag>2017_publication_year}} |  {{tag>2020s_time_horizon}} |  {{tag>2027_time_horizon}} |  {{tag>English_publication_language}} |  {{tag>Global_geographic_scope}} |  |  {{tag>animal_health}} |  {{tag>economic_impact}} |  {{tag>geopolitics}} {{tag>global_health_governance}} |  {{tag>media_influence}} |  {{tag>non-health_sectors}} |  {{tag>pandemic_response}} |  {{tag>pandemics}} |  {{tag>private_sector}} |  {{tag>public_health}} |  {{tag>public_perception}} |  {{tag>vaccine_skepticism}}   </span>
 ~~DISCUSSION~~