H Heuristics · Research series
Research on reducing humanity's exposure to interconnected systemic threats
3 reportsOpen accessDOI-registered
No. 03
How accelerated human development can become an instrument of polycrisis mitigation across Africa, Asia and beyond
How economic convergence, technology diffusion, clean energy and institutional capacity can reduce exposure to interconnected risks across Africa, Asia and beyond.
No. 03
How accelerated human development can become an instrument of polycrisis mitigation across Africa, Asia and beyond
No. 02
How cleaner energy, industry, transport, homes and farms can reduce interconnected risks and strengthen human survivability
No. 01
How Narrowing Development Gaps Can Reduce Humanity's Exposure to Interconnected Systemic Threats
The H Heuristics Polycrisis Resilience Series examines how humanity can reduce its exposure to interconnected systemic threats: climate change, pollution, fragile food and energy systems, pandemics, financial shocks and conflict. A polycrisis is more than several crises at once; it is crises that make each other worse.
Each report sets out a framework, gathers current evidence from international organizations and published research, and is written in plain language for general readers, students and decision-makers. Where reports include original modelling, it is labelled as illustrative and kept separate from published statistics.
