The Futures of Low-Carbon Society: Climate Change and Strategy for Economies in APEC Beyond 2050

The report presents a comprehensive study on the potential for a low-carbon society in the Asia-Pacific region beyond 2050, focusing on climate change strategies and economic development.

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The research method included a scoping workshop, an international working group meeting, a Real-Time Delphi survey, a scenario workshop, and a technology foresight symposium. These collaborative and participatory approaches engaged experts from various fields to develop a shared vision and strategies for a low-carbon society in the Asia-Pacific region.

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The research explores the transition to a low-carbon society in the Asia-Pacific region, examining the impacts of climate change, potential adaptation strategies, and the role of technology and policy. It involves a collaborative, multi-phase project using foresight techniques, including workshops, surveys, and scenario development, to envision a sustainable future with reduced carbon emissions and adaptive lifestyles. The study emphasizes the importance of regional cooperation, technological advancement, public sector leadership, and education in achieving a low-carbon society by 2050.

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Categories: 2050 time horizon | 2050s_time_horizon | English publication language | adaptation strategies | asia-pacific’s economy | climate change | demography | development | domestic governance | economic development | economy | education reform | energy | future scenarios | global governance | governance | greenhouse gas emissions | health | low-carbon society | low-carbon technologies | low carbon economy | migration | policy recommendations | public sector leadership | regional cooperation | technological shifts | urbanization and migration | urbanization in asia