Imagine a flight simulator, but for government policies. Instead of planes, it simulates how new green or digital laws affect different groups of people. It helps leaders spot who might be left behind and suggests a playbook of fixes to keep things fair.
Policymakers and businesses often implement green and digital changes without knowing who will be negatively impacted. This leads to social exclusion and policy failure.
A gamified Digital Platform and an Intelligent Predictive Decision Support System for simulating policy impacts and providing mitigation guides.
If you are a consultancy dealing with complex regulatory compliance for clients — this project developed an Intelligent Predictive Decision Support System that predicts social exclusion risks. This allows you to offer data-backed mitigation strategies for corporate social responsibility.
If you are a software firm dealing with the need for better civic engagement tools — this project developed a gamified Digital Platform. You can integrate these simulation and co-creation features to help public agencies test policies before rollout.
If you are an investor dealing with the risk of social instability in your portfolio companies — this project developed a risk assessment ecosystem. It helps you identify which social groups are at risk, ensuring your investments align with fair transition goals.
Based on available project data, there is no specific pricing or cost model mentioned for the end-user; it is currently funded by a EUR 2,999,875 EU contribution.
The project is designed as a pan-European ecosystem involving 10 partners across 6 countries, suggesting a design intended for wide-scale policy application.
Based on available project data, specific licensing terms are not provided, though it is developed within a HORIZON-RIA funding scheme.
The project includes wide platform connectivity capability to ensure it can connect with various actors, including policymakers and civil society organizations.
The project period runs from 2024-02-01 to 2027-01-31, indicating the tools are currently under development.
The consortium is well-balanced for a transition tool, featuring a 40% industry ratio with 4 industrial partners and 6 SMEs. This mix of 10 partners across 6 European countries ensures that the resulting digital platform is grounded in both academic research and practical business application.
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