Backcasting from Non-Overlapping Sustainability Principles — A Framework for Strategic Planning.¶
Holmberg, J., & Robert, K. -. (2000). Backcasting from Non-Overlapping Sustainability Principles — A Framework for Strategic Planning. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology, 7(4), 291-308.
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- Backcasting
- Inclusive participatory backcasts—involving affected communities, frontline workers, domain practitioners, and even skeptics in defining milestones and constraints—build buy-in and incorporate tacit knowledge that experts miss, an approach Holmberg and Robèrt (2000) developed in their non-overlapping principles framework for sustainability backcasting.
This sourceDevelops the Natural Step framework: four non-overlapping sustainability principles as boundary conditions for backcasting strategic transitions; demonstrates participatory, principle-based backcasting.
- Inclusive participatory backcasts—involving affected communities, frontline workers, domain practitioners, and even skeptics in defining milestones and constraints—build buy-in and incorporate tacit knowledge that experts miss, an approach Holmberg and Robèrt (2000) developed in their non-overlapping principles framework for sustainability backcasting.
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