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Greenhill & Waterfront International Scientific Research & Development Institute Complex Societal Problems & Issues P.O. Box 3286, 1001 AB Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe Tel. +31 20 6927526 DeTombe@nosmo.nl E-Mail: greenhillwaterfront@hotmail.com http://www.complexitycourse/greenhillwaterfront
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Greenhill & Waterfront Supports
Handling Complex Societal Problems
for Board Room Consultancy of large (inter)national CompaniesSupport to Government Departments in Handling Complex Societal Problems
Support to Local Government
Greenhill & Waterfront specializes in future planning, decision-making, visions and choices.
Greenhill & Waterfront handles Complex Societal Problems based on the ideas of DeTombe and the method COMPRAM, a specialized method for handling large societal problems
Compram is a methodology that handles Complex Societal Problems by analyzing the problem with interdisciplinary experts and actors in the field, and by making mutual decisions based on a mutual performed model of the problem.
Compram is transparent, interdisciplinary, democratic and based on years of high quality scientific research.
Greenhill & Waterfront uses all kind of methods, data analyzing methods, gaming, system dynamic modeling, interview techniques, GDSS in electronic meeting rooms. Greenhill & Waterfront uses soft and hard OR methods
Greenhill & Waterfront gives lectures, workshops and gives masterclasses for learning the COMPRAM method and facilitating group processes.
Greenhill & Waterfront handles complex issues all over the world; policy problems like floods, disasters, risks, HIV AIDS, urban research, future planning, agricultural issues and SARS.
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