StratEko is a constraint-first analysis tool. It evaluates proposed projects or policies against the conditions that actually determine whether they proceed, stall, or fail. The analysis separates three things that are often blurred together:
(1) the no-action baseline of a specific place,
(2) user-assumed stress conditions (e.g., climate limits, energy fragility, fiscal pressure), and
(3) the incremental effect of a proposed project, investment, or policy intervention over a near-to-medium-term horizon.
Users define a location, sector, and decision context, describe any stated mitigation, and then specify stress assumptions. StratEko reports baseline trajectories, identifies dominant constraints, and evaluates outcomes net of mitigation. Outputs make explicit when an intervention materially changes the trajectory, fails to matter, or worsens conditions. When fragility or failure is identified, StratEko also derives strategic implications: the non-negotiable conditions that would have to be met for a more robust outcome. It does not propose solutions, optimize designs, or assume feasibility. See Case Studies for examples and About for methodology
Choose the Country:
Choose Economic Sector:
Adjust Trend Strength:
Trend sliders indicate how strongly a given condition limits real-world options:
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1 — Background condition
The trend is present but does not materially constrain decisions.
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2 — Accumulating pressure
The trend narrows viable options and increases cost, delay, or risk.
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3 — Binding constraint
The trend makes some strategies impractical or non-viable.
Trend order does not imply importance. Significance emerges from intensity, interaction, and context, not from any single slider in isolation.
Impact of automation and data systems.
Population change and workforce shifts.
Exposure to climate driven physical impacts.
Authoritarian political power and institutional erosion.
Trade barriers and supply-chain friction.
Disruptions in labor and service continuity.
Eroding trust in information systems and news.
Health of financial systems and capital access.
Energy reliability and price.
Limits on government budgeting and finance.
Constrains strategic autonomy.
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