Most policy discussions about sustainability focus on emission targets, biodiversity commitments, or climate finance. A new report from Global Footprint Network and Greenings, “Prepared for the Predictable?
Overshoot and the Failure of Countries to Ready Themselves,” takes a different angle. It asks whether the economic strategies of national governments (the documents that set budget priorities and structural direction) treat resource security and ecological overshoot as significant factors in planning.
The findings, and the method used to reach them, may be of interest to professionals concerned with national strategy, risk assessment, or policy analysis…
Source: Global Footprint Network
Global Footprint Network
- Prepared for the Predictable? What a New Assessment of National Strategies Reveals about Resource Security
- Overshoot Ready? Grading the Economic Strategies of Forty Countries with AI
- Time to Build the Dream Team: Every Country (and City, and Company) Needs an Overshoot Task Force
- The Planet Sent an Invoice. Most Governments Haven’t Opened the Envelope
- Peter Raven (1936-2026)
- Everyone Considers Themselves to Be a Special Case
- Country Overshoot Days 2026
- Japan’s New Corporate Compass
- Breaking Bread, Building Futures
- Latvia – A Green Giant
