Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century

An occasional paper on digital media and learning

Henry Jenkins, Director of the Comparative Media Studies Program

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at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

with

Katie Clinton

Ravi Purushotma

Alice J. Robison

Margaret Weigel

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The strategy provides direction on how the MOD will manage and develop its infrastructure as an enabler of defence capability and outputs.

The strategy provides the direction to address challenges faced by MOD’s estate and infrastructure in order to maximise its contribution to defence military capability and its people in a way that is more efficient, affordable, adaptable and offers the best value for money.

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The department’s estate strategy ‘A better defence estate’ forms an important component to deliver the strategy for defence infrastructure and has been announced separately.

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This strategy sets out the overarching framework for the Ministry of Defence and supersedes the previous MOD sustainable development strategy 2011 to 2030.

The strategy provides the direction to address risks to our business and capabilities during 2015 to 2025, which if made more sustainable, will enable us to be more efficient, resilient and adaptable to the future. It will be supported by a delivery plan which sets out in more detail, the actions to support the achievement of the objectives and monitoring arrangements to measure our success.

Report of the Innovation and Growth Team 2050 Group, which consists of professionals from the built environment spectrum. Explores the vision for the construction industry from 2020-2050 against different future scenarios informed by the work of the department for Energy and Climate Change. Also looks at the impact of potential changes and new technologies.

Given the scale and diversity of social, economic, technological and other change over the next 25 years, what is the range of plausible futures for the pressures on the UK environment between now and 2030?

Henley Centre Headlight Vision, commissioned by the Environment Agency and the Department for Food, Environment and Rural Affairs Defra, has developed a set of scenarios that explore the possible changes in the pressures on the UK environment.