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The questions posed aim not only to test factual knowledge but also to encourage strategic thinking about how to mitigate future threats. Each scenario offers a vivid depiction of a crisis—be it severe droughts, energy shortages, or food insecurity—prompting teams to think critically about solutions rooted in current innovations, regional cooperation, or even radical ideas.
Water Crisis in 2065: A Case Study of Resilience and Regional Cooperation
The first scenario transports teams to a water-scarce Singapore in 2065, ravaged by drought and regional wildfires. The city faces a dire situation: reservoirs are depleted after over 100 days of drought, regional supply agreements are nearing expiration, and neighboring countries have curtailed water exports due to regional crises.