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cord-194404-q9ne5i2y	Rostami-Tabar, Bahman	Forecasting for Social Good	2020-09-24		.txt	text/plain	6652	373	47	We present some key attributes that qualify a forecasting process as FSG: it is concerned with a real problem, it is focused on advancing social and environmental goals and prioritises these over conventional measures of economic success, and it has a broad societal impact. While there is a growing recognition by agencies, organisations, and governments that data-driven decision-making tools, such as forecasting models, may offer significant improvements to society (Iyer and Power, 2014) , there is not a cohesive body of research that offers guidance towards the conceptualisation, implementation and evaluation of forecasting models for social good in practice. FSG is a forecasting process that aims to inform decisions that prioritise thriving of humanity over thriving of economies by enhancing the social foundation and ecological ceilings that impact public as a whole at both local and global levels.	./cache/cord-194404-q9ne5i2y.txt	./txt/cord-194404-q9ne5i2y.txt