Stakeholder view

For public

Public: households, civil society, local government, media.

The ranked ten by relevance

Relevance is on a scale of 1 to 5. Phase A development default, derived from the loading table: each group reads two working domains; High counts 2, Medium 1, Low 0; the score is the sum plus one. The panel split replaces it from Phase B.

RelevanceScenarioFamilyExposureL2ySysNatRank
5/5Breadbasket failure S06CEnergy, climate and resourcesFood prices and availability, most acutely for poor urban households and for small farmers in drought regions.3Possible3Significant4Severe4
5/5AI labour shock S08DTechnology and infrastructureEmployment and earnings in administrative and professional occupations, the value of degrees that led to them and the first jobs through which young people enter skilled work.3Possible3Significant4Severe5
5/5Severe pandemic S10EHealthHealth, access to ordinary care, income, schooling and care for dependants. Exposure is highest for older people, people with chronic illness and households without savings or connectivity.2Unlikely4Severe4Severe7
4/5Trade bloc rupture S01AEconomic and tradeEmployment in export manufacturing; prices of vehicles, electronics and appliances; availability of some medicines.3Possible4Severe4Severe1
4/5Legitimacy rupture S05BGeopolitical and securityPersonal safety, the reliability of information and access to pay, health care and schooling in contested areas.2Unlikely1Limited4Severe8
4/5Core disaster S07CEnergy, climate and resourcesHouseholds and small firms in the hazard zone, above all those without insurance, savings, bank accounts or identity documents.2Unlikely1Limited4Severe9
3/5Global funding seizure S02AEconomic and tradeEmployment, mortgages, pensions and deposits; in countries that lose market access, public salaries, fuel and medicines.3Possible4Severe4Severe2
3/5Regional war spillover S03BGeopolitical and securityFuel prices and availability, household energy bills, relatives in the region and reserve service3Possible4Severe4Severe3
3/5Hybrid coercion S04BGeopolitical and securityLoss of power, communications, payments and water for 72 hours, with false information about cause and responsibility3Possible2Moderate4Severe6
3/5Cryptographic trust break S09DTechnology and infrastructureDigital identity, online banking and signing; health, tax and messaging records collected in earlier years; reliance on official statements that can no longer be verified digitally.1Remote3Significant4Severe10

Actions and what to watch

Drawn from each scenario's public block and grouped by scenario. An item that appears under more than one scenario is listed once.

Actions

  • Households: know how the national ration or transfer scheme registers people and where it distributes.
  • Local government: map stores, mills and distribution points and plan for orderly, fair queuing.
  • Media and civil society: report stock and distribution figures accurately to limit hoarding.

Watch

  • Retail prices of bread, rice and cooking oil
  • Subsidy, ration and transfer announcements
  • Child malnutrition screening results

Actions

  • Check which tasks in an occupation are already assigned to AI agents before choosing a course or career
  • Use retraining entitlements early, while employed
  • Ask employers and professional bodies how new entrants will be trained

Watch

  • Entry-level vacancies in the chosen occupation
  • Graduate employment and earnings by degree subject
  • Changes to benefit and retraining entitlements

Actions

  • Keep a household plan for illness, isolation and the care of dependants
  • Follow official health guidance and check claims against published data
  • Local government and civil society should identify in advance the people who will need food, medicines and learning support delivered

Watch

  • Official guidance and pressure on local hospitals
  • School closure and reopening decisions
  • Vaccine eligibility and delivery schedules

Actions

  • Local government identifies employers that depend on inputs from the opposing bloc
  • Health services plan substitutes for medicines with concentrated ingredient supply
  • Media and civil society report shortages and allocation decisions accurately

Watch

  • Short-time working and redundancies in export sectors
  • Consumer prices for durable goods
  • Medicine shortage notices

Actions

  • Rely on published polling-station counts and accredited observer statements, not on unverified footage.
  • Local authorities keep clinics, schools and water services operating under either claimant.
  • Civil society and media document intimidation and the use of emergency powers.

Watch

  • Official results channels and observer statements
  • Curfews, assembly restrictions and data shutdowns
  • Late payment of public salaries and shortages at clinics

Actions

  • Know the evacuation route and the conditions under which to leave
  • Keep water, medicines and copies of documents for 72 hours
  • Check what the household insurance policy covers and excludes

Watch

  • Official alerts and evacuation orders
  • Local hazard maps and the state of defence works
  • Changes in the price and availability of home insurance

Actions

  • Households should know the deposit insurance limit and which accounts it covers
  • Local governments should hold operating cash to cover payroll through delayed transfers
  • Media and civil society should report who bears losses and on what terms

Watch

  • Unemployment claims
  • Mortgage rates and arrears
  • Late payment of public salaries and benefits

Actions

  • Follow official travel advice and register with consular services when in the region
  • Keep household preparedness in line with national guidance
  • Rely on official allocation notices and not on unverified reports

Watch

  • Travel advisories
  • Pump prices and rationing announcements
  • Reserve call-up notices

Actions

  • Keep water, food, medicines, a battery radio and cash for 72 hours
  • Know the official broadcast channel that works without mobile networks
  • Check claims about the cause against official advisories before sharing them

Watch

  • Official incident advisories
  • Published rationing rotas
  • Local authority guidance for vulnerable residents

Actions

  • Keep paper or offline copies of essential identity, property and financial records
  • Use the in-person and assisted channels that authorities designate while credentials are reissued
  • Treat leaked or signed documents as unverified until the issuing body confirms them

Watch

  • Notices that identity cards, banking devices or applications must be replaced
  • Temporary limits on remote signing and cross-border payments
  • Official channels for verifying documents and public statements