Imagine the world's rulebook for trade and health is being rewritten by different powerful countries who can't agree. This work acts like a GPS for the EU, helping them find the best path to keep these rules fair and working. It's about figuring out how to keep the global system from freezing up so business and diplomacy can actually move forward.
Companies operating globally face unpredictable regulatory environments and political gridlock between major powers like the EU and BRICS. This uncertainty makes long-term investment and compliance planning nearly impossible.
The project is building an online toolkit, policy recommendations, and strategic narratives based on case studies of 5 policy areas.
If you are a global export firm dealing with unpredictable trade barriers and gridlocked international rules — this project developed strategic narratives and policy recommendations that help predict how global trade rules will evolve. This allows for better long-term planning in contested markets.
If you are a cross-border tech provider dealing with fragmented digitalization laws across different continents — this project developed an online toolkit that identifies the most likely paths for global governance transformation. This helps in aligning product roadmaps with emerging international standards.
If you are a sustainability strategy firm dealing with conflicting climate and biodiversity mandates between the EU and BRICS nations — this project developed evidence-based insights into the effectiveness of global governance. This enables more accurate risk assessments for multinational green investments.
Based on available project data, there is no pricing information provided as the project is EU-funded research.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on an online toolkit and policy recommendations rather than industrial-scale hardware or software.
Based on available project data, no specific licensing or patent details are mentioned; the outputs are described as policy recommendations and communication products.
The project period runs from 2023-11-01 to 2026-10-31, meaning final tools will be available toward the end of 2026.
Based on available project data, the output is an online toolkit and strategic narratives, which would likely be used as external intelligence rather than a software integration.
The consortium is heavily academic and research-oriented, consisting of 9 universities and 4 research organizations. With 14 partners across 11 countries, including representation from the US and BRICS nations, the group provides a wide geographic perspective but lacks direct industrial participation (0% industry ratio), suggesting the outputs will be high-level strategic intelligence rather than commercial products.
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