AboutOur workBlogContactAboutOur workBlogContact#strategy10 postsAllEventsStrategyPublicationsAIMultilateralismOur updated theory of changeOctober 23, 2023Our strategy and theory of change act as our organization’s guiding star. The contents of them act as the foundation upon which we build our…Our plans until 2025October 23, 2023Until the end of 2025, SI will focus on improving the multilateral system’s capacity for the governance of rapid technological change, with a specific focus on AI...2-year review: concluding SI's inceptionJuly 01, 2023Overview In April 2021, we launched the Simon Institute for Longterm Governance (SI). In this post, we provide a review of SI’s work since…SI's plans to support 'Our Common Agenda'August 17, 2022This post outlines SI’s strategic thinking around and current plan to engage with Our Common Agenda (OCA). The plan was developed in July…Year one - review, plans & fundingApril 07, 2022SI has proven its value through knowledge synthesis, workshop facilitation and high-level events. This combination of activities has granted SI mandates to directly work on...Our plans for 2022January 28, 2022After demonstrating the potential for substantial impact in its first nine months of existence, SI enters the final stage of its startup…Building the field of long-term governance - SI’s approachJune 21, 2021Part of our work at SI is to conduct research on how to integrate the interests of future generations into policymaking processes. We call this field long-term governance... Our theory of changeApril 23, 2021Our theory of change illustrates how we intend to contribute to the long-term flourishing of civilization. In this post, we outline our overarching strategic thinking... SI’s strategy for the first two yearsMarch 13, 2021The Simon Institute for Longterm Governance (SI) aims to increase the long-term impact of policymaking processes. In its first 24 months SI’s core objectives are to... How we will evaluate our impactMarch 12, 2021Given the difficulty of measuring effects on policy networks, we anchor our strategy in a detailed theory of change. While organizational long-term adaptability...
Our updated theory of changeOctober 23, 2023Our strategy and theory of change act as our organization’s guiding star. The contents of them act as the foundation upon which we build our…
Our plans until 2025October 23, 2023Until the end of 2025, SI will focus on improving the multilateral system’s capacity for the governance of rapid technological change, with a specific focus on AI...
2-year review: concluding SI's inceptionJuly 01, 2023Overview In April 2021, we launched the Simon Institute for Longterm Governance (SI). In this post, we provide a review of SI’s work since…
SI's plans to support 'Our Common Agenda'August 17, 2022This post outlines SI’s strategic thinking around and current plan to engage with Our Common Agenda (OCA). The plan was developed in July…
Year one - review, plans & fundingApril 07, 2022SI has proven its value through knowledge synthesis, workshop facilitation and high-level events. This combination of activities has granted SI mandates to directly work on...
Our plans for 2022January 28, 2022After demonstrating the potential for substantial impact in its first nine months of existence, SI enters the final stage of its startup…
Building the field of long-term governance - SI’s approachJune 21, 2021Part of our work at SI is to conduct research on how to integrate the interests of future generations into policymaking processes. We call this field long-term governance...
Our theory of changeApril 23, 2021Our theory of change illustrates how we intend to contribute to the long-term flourishing of civilization. In this post, we outline our overarching strategic thinking...
SI’s strategy for the first two yearsMarch 13, 2021The Simon Institute for Longterm Governance (SI) aims to increase the long-term impact of policymaking processes. In its first 24 months SI’s core objectives are to...
How we will evaluate our impactMarch 12, 2021Given the difficulty of measuring effects on policy networks, we anchor our strategy in a detailed theory of change. While organizational long-term adaptability...
