Tools for global problem solving

Introduction

To be effective, such tools must be refined so that they can be shared and applied across borders and cultures. To be strategic, they should be versatile, that is, offer solutions to more than just one global problem. They should also be affordable, simple, and easy to use in many contexts. The following collections necessarily are somewhat arbitrarily divided and involve some overlap and repetition.

Tools — by Richard Tanter — last modified 2008-05-17 16:52   

• Visualisation tools

• Network tools

• Sense-making and mind-mapping tools

• Strategic tools

• Climate change adaptation and resource management tools

• Search and database tools

• Nautilus Institute tools

• Information Axioms

• Nautilus Uncertainty Scenarios

• Nautilus use of the Long-range Energy Alternatives Planning (LEAP) system

• Global Disclosure

Project coordinator: Richard Tanter
Updated: 11 November 2008