ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIOS FOR MANDATORY BIO-FUEL BLENDING TARGETS: AN APPLICATION OF INTUITIVE LOGICS <br><strong>DOI:10.7444/fsrj.v2i1.23</strong>
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Conejero, M. A., Neves, M. F., & Pinto, M. J. A. (2010). ENVIRONMENTAL SCENARIOS FOR MANDATORY BIO-FUEL BLENDING TARGETS: AN APPLICATION OF INTUITIVE LOGICS <br><strong>DOI:10.7444/fsrj.v2i1.23</strong>. Future Studies Research Journal: Trends and Strategies [FSRJ], 2(1), 99–136. https://doi.org/10.24023/FutureJournal/2175-5825/2010.v2i1.23

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Os cenários para as metas de adição obrigatória de biocombustíveis são uma parte importante do planejamento estratégico das cadeias produtivas de alimentos e bioenergia, sendo o seu desenho o objetivo desse artigo. Cada cenário conta uma história de como os vários elementos poderiam interagir sob certas condições. O método usado aqui tem como base as contribuições anteriores de Schoemaker (1995) e Schwartz (1991). Uma seqüência de seis passos é seguida: i) identificar o foco de análise; ii) revisar as metas atuais de adição obrigatória; iii) identificar os direcionadores com base em uma analise macro-ambiental; iv) validar os direcionadores com especialistas; v) priorizar tais forças motrizes em termos de importância perante incertezas, construindo-se uma matriz de correlação; vi) desenhar os cenários. Ao final, são propostos três cenários alternativos relacionados à adoção, por parte de países, até 2020, de metas de adição obrigatória de biocombustíveis, que poderão orientar os tomadores de decisão dos mesmos durante o planejamento de sistemas de produção.

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