Sustainability Model (Excerpt from the IAM model)
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English version of the model from the book ( http://www.amazon.com/KNOW-WHY-Systems-Thinking-Modeling/dp/384821430X/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=135797... ) and the basis for an UBA (federal environmental agency Germany) project model:
https://www.know-why.net/model/AT8roK0_fQCHRRrtwhp_1-w
It is a mere qualitative model with a high level of abstraction and aggregation.
It includes:
- sustainable and conventional consumption
- sustainable and conventional economy
- consumer's behavior (according to KNOW WHY Thinking their need to feel integration and development)
- education and the transparency of interconnections
- support from media
- competing nations
- competing economies
- demographical change
- technological development
- resource scarcity
- environmental hazards and insurance costs
- countries that profit from rise of resource prices
- financial industry with creative financial products
- political cooperation
Colors:
green - measures
yellow - targets
red - problems
orange - consequences, side effects
white - demographics
violett - overall targets
More from Kai Neumann (kai@ilsa.de)
It is a mere qualitative model with a high level of abstraction and aggregation.
It includes:
- sustainable and conventional consumption
- sustainable and conventional economy
- consumer's behavior (according to KNOW WHY Thinking their need to feel integration and development)
- education and the transparency of interconnections
- support from media
- competing nations
- competing economies
- demographical change
- technological development
- resource scarcity
- environmental hazards and insurance costs
- countries that profit from rise of resource prices
- financial industry with creative financial products
- political cooperation
Colors:
green - measures
yellow - targets
red - problems
orange - consequences, side effects
white - demographics
violett - overall targets
More from Kai Neumann (kai@ilsa.de)
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