Comparative policy analysis examines institutional reforms across five democratic nations, demonstrating how targeted frameworks help align short-term politics with future generations' interests.
Democracies face the challenge of aligning short-term political priorities with the long-term interests and perspectives of future generations. At the same time, international experience shows that institutional reforms can help integrate longer-term perspectives more systematically into political decision-making. The atlas presents institutional reforms designed to strengthen long-term governance in Israel, Hungary, Wales, Malta and Finland. It describes their origins, mandates, modes of operation, achievements and challenges, providing a basis for discussion on how democratic institutions can be designed to better support long-term and future-oriented policymaking.
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