Tom H. Oliver|Lorenzo Benini|Ángel Borja|Claire Dupont|Bob Doherty|Ma?gorzata Grodzi?ska?Jurczak|Ana Iglesias|Andrew Jordan|Gary Kass|Tobias Lung|Cathy Maguire|Dan McGonigle|Per Mickwitz|Joachim H. Spangenberg|L. Tarrasón
Knowledge architecture for the wise governance of sustainability transitions
University of Reading|European Environment Agency|Marine Technology Unit|King Abdulaziz University|Ghent University|University of York|Jagiellonian University|Universidad Politécnica de Madrid|Tyndall Centre|Natural England|University of Surrey|European Environment Agency|European Environment Agency|Research Institute of Industrial Economics|Lund University|Sustainable Europe Research Institute|Norwegian Institute for Air Research
need sustainability transitions widely recognised along concurrent need evolution knowledge systems inform effective policy action although many new policy targets relating net zero emissions sustainability challenges cities regional national governments struggling rapidly develop transformational policies achieve academics practitioners work sciencepolicy interface identify specific knowledge competency needs governing sustainability transitions related interlinked phases envisioning implementing evaluating short coordinated reforms policy knowledge systems urgently needed address speed scale sustainability challenges include embedding systems thinking literacy mainstreaming participatory policy making expanding capacity undertake transdisciplinary research adaptive governance continuous organisational learning processes must guide knowledge development uptake use part iterative holistic process deepseated change policyknowledge systems disruptive presents challenges traditional organisational models knowledge delivery essential successful sustainability transformations