Strategy & Innovation Portfolio
by Mika Kunne
Selected strategy and foresight work translating demographic, urban, and health trends into decision-ready frameworks.
I help organizations translate complex macro trends — such as demographic change, urbanization, and health — into clear strategic choices and actionable frameworks.
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My work focuses on long-term, structural challenges where traditional short-term analysis falls short. The projects below reflect applied strategy, foresight, and systems thinking across public- and private-sector contexts.
Japan’s Birthrate Crisis:
A Strategic Reversal Plan
A systems-level strategy addressing demographic decline through coordinated policy, urban, labor, and cultural interventions.
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What it proves:
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Policy + strategy synthesis across housing, labor, family, and social systems
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Long-term structural decision framing under demographic constraint
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Real-world relevance for aging, low-fertility, and shrinking societies (Japan as lead case)
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The Five Pillar City
A first-principles blueprint for designing health-first urban environments at city scale.
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What it proves:
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Urban strategy development grounded in systems thinking
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Applied foresight linking long-term health outcomes to spatial design choices
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Concept-to-framework execution suitable for planners, developers, and policymakers
The Five Pillars Index:
Global Edition
​A comparative benchmarking framework translating multidimensional health and societal factors into a single strategic index.
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What it proves:
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Framework design for complex, multi-variable decision environments
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Quantification and comparison of systemic health and societal factors
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Decision-support orientation for prioritization, benchmarking, and long-term planning
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Beyond GDP:
The Health Dividend
A strategic reframing of growth, positioning population health as a core economic and productivity lever.
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What it proves:
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Narrative reframing of growth and performance metrics
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Executive-level strategic thinking beyond short-term economic indicators
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Translation of macro health trends into strategy-relevant economic insight
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Selected work has received engagement from international organizations, research institutes, and academic partners.