London Prosperity Board Prosperity Index Europe
In this paper, we argue that prosperity is understood and experienced in different ways by different age groups. Young people are typically less involved in research about their prosperity than adults. Their views and experiences are therefore less likely to be considered in policy decisions than adults’. However, young people – and particularly adolescents between 14-24 years old – are significantly affected by societal transformation, and are capable of reflecting on and responding to that transformation.
Financing Prosperity Mass Displacement
This paper asks how people finance life when displaced, as a precursor to building pathways to more inclusive and sustainable prosperity ...
