====== AXA Foresight Report 2026 ======

This report explores five archetypes of new futures to understand potential societal transformations and adaptation strategies to climate change and other global challenges. It examines biodiversity, resilience, and risk management through immersive future scenarios, each representing distinct territories facing unique challenges and adaptations.

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^  Quick Facts  ^^
| Report location:  | [[https://www.axa.com/en/press/publications/2026-axa-foresight-report]]   |
| Language:  | English   |
| Publisher:  | AXA  |
|Publication date:  | 2026-03-30 |
| Authors:  | NORMALS & AXA Foresight Team  |
| Time horizon:  | N/A  | 
| Geographic focus:  | Global  |
| Page count:  | 48 pages  |

=====Methods=====
The report uses a methodology involving identifying weak signals and observable trends to construct plausible future scenarios. It employs immersive future archetypes as windows into possible futures, informed by real-world data and expert insights.

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=====Key Insights=====
The report outlines five archetypes of new futures: Ayokarang Reef District, Studio Odgrod, Amadare Network, Harmony Harbor, and Marseille 2. Each archetype represents a distinct territory facing unique challenges and adaptations to climate change and global challenges. Key insights include the importance of biodiversity as a strategic asset, the need for sustainable rural models, women-led nomadic resilience, private alternatives to failing public infrastructure, and the transformation of the Arctic into a strategic hub. The report emphasizes the necessity of adaptive strategies, risk management, and innovative approaches to address future societal transformations.

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