Many debates assume sustainability is about better behaviour.

This project starts elsewhere:
What kinds of behaviour do our systems actually reward?

If unsustainable outcomes are structurally incentivised,
individual choices will never be enough.
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Many sustainability debates focus on what policies to choose.

This project asks a different question:
What kinds of policies are even possible inside a growth-dependent system?
Systems analysis, full reports:
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Deep dive: SDG 16. Sustainable societies depend on trust, justice and strong institutions. Insights from our report:
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In election years, sustainability is often reduced
to promises of more growth, more jobs, more consumption.
That logic is precisely what makes societies unsustainable.
This project examines the structural contradiction.
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Most sustainability policies fail for the same reason.
They try to optimise parts of a system
whose core logic remains unchanged.
If a society depends on perpetual growth,
no amount of “green” reform will make it sustainable.
Systems analysis, full reports:
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SDG 9: Resilient systems are the foundation of sustainable societies. Infrastructure matters more than short-term fixes:
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Deep dive: SDG 13. Climate action as a systems issue, not a single-policy question. Insights from our report:
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Deep dive: SDG 12. Why responsible consumption matters for systems change. Insights from our report:
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Deep dive: SDG 11. How sustainable cities connect climate action, equity & resilience. Insights from our report:
Link:
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Towards a Sustainable Society links directly to the UN SDGs.
We address SDG 11 (cities), 12 (consumption), 13 (climate) and 16 (institutions).
The goals are connected – and must be addressed together.
#SDGs #Agenda2030
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Sustainability is not a political preference – it is a systemic condition.
These reports offer a systems analysis of why current policies fail,
and where the real boundaries for sustainability lie.
🔗 Reports in Swedish & English:
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