10x100
Project
10x100 website designed by Politics for Tomorrow and Dark Matter Labs.
In an age of degenerative volatility – climate breakdown, institutional collapse, geopolitical fragmentation –the question of how we organise at scale has become existential. Our inherited architectures (market coordination, state policy, firm-level control) are no longer capable of meeting polycentric, high-velocity complexity. The governance challenges of today can’t be met by 20th-century bureaucracies.
About
10x100 is a learning mechanism based on convening people every 100-days. The aim is to develop a pulse, a rhythm, and living infrastructure for change and coordination across varying scales. Started in 2022, the first cycle of 10x100 days ended in March 2025. The second cycle kicks off August 2025 for another cycle of 10x100 days.
The current 10x100 days provide an ultimate window of opportunity to transform human activity by design, instead of by disaster (IPCC, 2023). This scientifically backed timeframe has to be understood as a turning point for WHERE our planetary society is heading and HOW we coordinate for systemic shifts.
Each day matters to adapt current policies for responding appropriately to the polycrisis and leverage practices that support each others, ending current path dependencies in order to move forward into a just and regenerative future.
The current 10x100 days provide an ultimate window of opportunity to transform human activity by design, instead of by disaster (IPCC, 2023). This scientifically backed timeframe has to be understood as a turning point for WHERE our planetary society is heading and HOW we coordinate for systemic shifts.
Each day matters to adapt current policies for responding appropriately to the polycrisis and leverage practices that support each others, ending current path dependencies in order to move forward into a just and regenerative future.
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