Pathway
Origin: Lat. rupta folia
A trajectory in time, reflecting a particular sequence of actions and consequences against a background of autonomous developments, leading to a specific future situation. Pathways are described in the form of narratives, often underpinned by quantitative information. Multiple pathways to any given endpoint are possible, each involving different actions and consequences
Spanish: Hoja de ruta
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- Global Environmental Change 23view
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