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Exploring systemic forces that influence sustainable design transitions
In this research some systemic forces to sustainable design are described and mapped out, along with key areas, dimensions and stakeholders. These results are visualized in a causal loop diagram (CLD), which was the outcome of a group model building approach supported by a literature review. Within the proposed system model, represented by the system-level variables and their relationships within the CLD, some potential leverage points that can help make product design better contribute to sustainability are identified and described. These can be found in the balancing and reinforcing feedback loops of the CLD as well as the mapping to societal dimensions of sustainability transitions and stakeholder groups. Among the stakeholder groups, business managers, scientific researchers and engineering designers can be tied to the design community. Future research is proposed to build on these initial results to deepen the knowledge about the systemic drivers and barriers and leverage the contribution of design practice to sustainable development. © ICED 2021.All right reserved. ; open access
Exploring systemic forces that influence sustainable design transitions
In this research some systemic forces to sustainable design are described and mapped out, along with key areas, dimensions and stakeholders. These results are visualized in a causal loop diagram (CLD), which was the outcome of a group model building approach supported by a literature review. Within the proposed system model, represented by the system-level variables and their relationships within the CLD, some potential leverage points that can help make product design better contribute to sustainability are identified and described. These can be found in the balancing and reinforcing feedback loops of the CLD as well as the mapping to societal dimensions of sustainability transitions and stakeholder groups. Among the stakeholder groups, business managers, scientific researchers and engineering designers can be tied to the design community. Future research is proposed to build on these initial results to deepen the knowledge about the systemic drivers and barriers and leverage the contribution of design practice to sustainable development. © ICED 2021.All right reserved. ; open access
Exploring systemic forces that influence sustainable design transitions
Watz, Matilda (author) / Hoffenson, Steven (author) / Hallstedt, Sophie (author)
2021-01-01
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
Causal loop diagrams , Decision making , System models , Sustainable product development , Ecodesign , Tvärvetenskapliga studier inom samhällsvetenskap , Miljöledning , Environmental Management , System levels , Sustainability , Knowledge management , Causal loop diagram , Literature reviews , Stakeholder groups , Decisions makings , Product development , Complexity , Social Sciences Interdisciplinary , Planning , Group model building , Sustainable development , Product design
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