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Leaders and chief executives of MAA authorities Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole have agreed the Green Knowledge Economy vision developed for them by Geoeconomics.
The MAA Board, a business-driven partnership, is already embedding the vision and opportunities for action in the sub-regional economic development strategy.

An economic vision for Taunton, developed by Geoeconomics through stakeholder research and consultations, has generated all-round interest in the future development of Somerset’s county capital.
The Council and its business and public sector partners are now mobilising to take forward the vision and the opportunities that will make Taunton ‘a successful and sustainable European town’.

The second issue of Geoeconomics Briefs can now be downloaded from the website.
With so much blue sky thinking about, it questions whether Britain has the skills needed for a green industrial revolution.

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Geoeconomics is a research and strategy consultancy which specialises in sustainable economic development as a global-local agenda for governments, businesses and third sector organisations. Understanding the dynamics and impacts of the modern economy – an economy driven by intellectual and social capital – is an immense challenge for policy makers and business leaders at all levels. What practical steps should organisations take to tackle the economic, social, environmental and ethical issues that are already apparent and universal? To address these needs for understanding and solutions we carry out research and consultancy projects in three areas – sustainable economies, social enterprise and investment and corporate responsibility. We have built up international and UK reputations in all of these fields. Geoeconomics is a fusion of economics and geography. As such we draw on state of the art ideas and methodologies from both disciplines to offer a unique set of decision-support tools for clients.