Future of Communities in North Carolina 2040

Houston foresight explores the long-term future of communities in North Carolina on behalf of Civic FCU. The project used Houston's Framework Foresight approach with the 2×2 uncertainty scenario technique.

The project used the Framework Foresight approach and the 2x2 uncertainty matrix The principal components of the project are:

• Framing and scanning
• Research and interviews: trends, stakeholders, issues, plans
• Drivers and uncertainties
• Scenarios
• Recommendations: strategic options and issues, integrated strategic approach, community development models, getting started

“One of our key takeaways was the importance and volatility of social tribalism – Will heightened social and political tribalism conflicts persist, or will a new generation turn towards harmony and pragmatic compromise by 2040?”¹⁾

Categories: ======Future flooding scientific summary: volume 2 - managing future risks====== This report assesses the future risks of flooding and coastal erosion in the UK and explores response strategies.

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^ Quick Facts ^^ |Report location: |source | |Language: |English | |Publisher: |UK Government Office for Science | |Publication date: |April 22, 2004 | |Time horizon: |2100 | =====Methods===== The research method involved analyzing current data on flooding and coastal erosion, projecting future risks based on various scenarios, and evaluating potential government and private sector responses.

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=====Key Insights===== The “Future flooding” report by the Government Office for Science examines the potential changes in flood and coastal erosion risks in the UK over the next century. It analyzes the driving factors behind these risks and evaluates the effectiveness of various government and private sector responses. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the expected challenges and outlines an action plan to manage the risks associated with future flooding and coastal erosion. It emphasizes the need for strategic, long-term planning to mitigate the impacts of these natural events on communities, infrastructure, and the environment.

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=====Additional Viewpoints===== Categories: 2004_publication_year | 2100_time_horizon | 2100s_time_horizon | english_publication_language | coastal_erosion | community_impact | environmental_impact | flooding | government_response | infrastructure | long-term_management | private_sector | risk_assessment | strategic_planning