Forecasting and its Beneficiaries

07/30/2021
by   Bahman Rostami-Tabar, et al.
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This chapter addresses the question of who benefits from forecasting, using Forecasting for Social Good as a motivating framework. Barriers to broadening the base of beneficiaries are identified, and some parallels are drawn with similar concerns that were expressed in the Operational Research literature some years ago. A recent initiative, called Democratising Forecasting, is discussed, highlighting its achievements, challenges, limitations and future agenda. Communication issues be-tween the major forecasting stakeholders are also examined, with pointers being given for more effective communications, in order to gain the greatest benefits

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