Define the Transition challenge – Knowledge Hub

PESTEL analysis to identify transition enablers or barriers

The PESTEL approach, which stands for Political, Environmental, Social, Technological, Economic, and Legal, can be used for analyzing and monitoring the macro-environmental factors that may have a profound impact during the region’s transition process (Activity 1.2 in TRANSFORMER Roadmap). It is suggested as a methodology for the regions to identify the factors that can enable […]

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Transitioncamp

Identify suitable multi-leverage 'pilot use cases'to test how pathways/subgoals can be reached, Redefine stakeholders/civil society and coalition, Tools, Define the Transition challenge, Identify stakeholders/civil society and map their relationship , Develop a transition vision & a goal for your region, Identify possible transition pathways/scenarios, Select the “pilot use cases’’ / transformer

The Transitioncamp serves as an open day event, bringing together all the stakeholders of the Transition Super-Lab (TSL) in a collaborative setting. The primary purpose of this gathering is to facilitate effective communication and foster a common understanding of the TSL approach among the various parties involved. One crucial aspect of the Transitioncamp is that

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Regional SWOT analysis

Methodologies, Define the Transition challenge / transformer

A SWOT analysis, which stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats, can be also used by a region as a strategic planning tool to gain a clearer understanding of its current situation in terms of these four elements (Activity 1.2 in TRANSFORMER Roadmap). In the context of the TSL approach, SWOT analysis can be used

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Quantitative Regional Assessment Framework for Transition Super-Labs (QRAFT)

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The “Quantitative Regional Assessment Framework for Transition Super-Labs (QRAFT)” compares regional transition needs (Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions per capita development and the carbon emissions intensity (CEI) of economic sectors between EU regions) and regional transition potentials from a TSL perspective (by recurring to existing Composite Indices (CI)). This framework supports a region in conducting the

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