While virus experts and pharmaceutical giants around the world are hunting and testing the vaccine to fight Covid-19, a team of Danish experts aims to develop a “vaccine” against the mutation of crises – that is predicted to hit us in the coming years. Pandemics come and go whereas climate change is a mutated and complex crisis that needs a more comprehensive cure: a Blueprint for Denmark [Drejebog for Danmark]. 

The think tank consists of a number of key people, institutions and investors from a wide range of society as well as the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities that aims to create a kind of “sustainability trinity” between citizens, companies and legislative authorities and jointly ensure sustainable behavioural change.

A key driver in the project is to transform the former military camp in Auderød into both a digital and physical lab for a sustainable way of life, and compile possible solutions to the complex challenges of the future – and together make Denmark a pioneering country in sustainable change.

Since 2009, the mission of Sustainia has been to change mindsets and narratives around sustainability through impact communication and fact-based storytelling. Armed with mindsets, strategies, and solutions, Sustainia advises complex organisations on how to create enduring sustainability transformations required in order to stay relevant in an ever-changing world.