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New simulation approach sparks cooperation among local stakeholders for societal change

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KILT: A Modelling Approach Based on Participatory Agent-Based Simulation of Stylized Socio-Ecosystems to Stimulate Social Learning with Local Stakeholders
Christophe Le Page, Arthur Perrotton

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A new approach called KILT aims to help people learn about complex systems by using simplified computer models. By involving local stakeholders in creating and testing these models, the process can lead to better understanding and cooperation among the community.