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see the future; shape your strategy
Welcome to StratEko
StratEko is an AI-powered scenario intelligence tool for exploring the future of countries and economic sectors. Choose a country and sector from intuitive dropdown menus, adjust global trend sliders—from AI and climate change to geopolitics and trade—and analyze real-world satellite imagery to add place - based environmental context. Then toggle between deterministic and narrative modes to generate structured strategic forecasts or immersive scenario stories. Whether you’re planning, investing, or simply exploring what lies ahead, StratEko turns global complexity into insight.
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1. Start by selecting a country and economic sector below, then build your own future scenario. 2. Adjust the global trend sliders to to the right to emphasize how forces like AI, climate change, tariffs, authoritarianism, and geopolitical rivalry could reshape business prospects, economies, governments, ecosystems, and global relationships. 3. Add detail on your project or question. 4. Enhance your analysis by capturing and interpreting map imagery below for places of strategic interest — adding real-world geographic and ecological context to every scenario. 5. Finally, choose deterministic, narrative or hybrid modes before launching a scenario.
Discover emerging risks, uncover new opportunities, and explore alternate futures.
Compare countries, model multiple pathways, and refine your strategies with deeper foresight
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Automation and decision systems in communication, commerce, politics, defense, health, and education; labor displacement effects.
Shifting agriculture, migration, biodiversity, water resource limitation, sea level impact, resource access; creation of climate winners and losers.
Technological leadership, political alignment, military presence, and soft power influence.
Increased reliance on unverified sources, erosion of trust in institutions, and short attention cycles.
Weakening of democratic norms, rise of centralized executive power and suppression of dissent.
Persistent threat of global disease; strain on health systems and trade; AI-enabled health resilience.
Economic, military, and diplomatic power projection via trade, technology, and global partnerships.
Reemergence of protectionist policies, trade disputes, and non-tariff barriers.
Strength or breakdown of multilateral frameworks for climate, public health, and digital governance.
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Economic, political and soft power projection, emphasizing global partnerships.
Demographic expansion (e.g. Africa, South Asia) vs. aging/declining populations (e.g. Europe, East Asia).
QUESTIONS AND ANWERS:
{How have temperature, precipitation and extreme weather events changed (near zip code entered) in the last 50 years with references}
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Trend Definitions
AI: Automation and decision systems in communication, commerce, politics, defense, health, and education; labor displacement effects.
Population Growth: Demographic expansion (e.g. Africa, South Asia) vs. aging/declining populations (e.g. Europe, East Asia).
Fake News: Increased reliance on unverified sources, erosion of trust in institutions, and short attention cycles.
China Influence: Economic, military, and diplomatic power projection via trade, technology, and global partnerships.
US Influence: Technological leadership, political alignment, military presence, and soft power influence.
EU Influence: Economic, political and soft power projection, emphasizing global partnerships.
Climate Change: Shifting agriculture, migration, biodiversity, water resource limitation, environmental and sea level impact, resource access; creation of climate winners and losers.
Authoritarianism: Weakening of democratic norms, rise of centralized executive power and suppression of dissent.
Pandemics: Persistent threat of global disease; strain on health systems and trade; AI-enabled health resilience.
Tariffs: Reemergence of protectionist policies, trade disputes, and non-tariff barriers.
International Cooperation: Strength or breakdown of multilateral frameworks for climate, public health, and digital governance.