3FOOD

Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group
of administrative procedures would be to deposit a dossier in advance, which then would
be ready for rapid activation in case of necessity when starting an enterprise.
4.3 Document Luxembourg’s Quality of Life Indicators Annually: Set up a commission to
determine the cluster of indicators encompassing quality of life measures. Set up a public
platform for sharing and posting these indicators (in real-time or some proximity thereof,
depending on the data gathering timeframes), as well as soliciting interaction, feedback
and suggestions from citizens on how to further enhance the quality of life indicators.
While much of the Sharing Economy is not counted in the GDP, sharing activities do
increase the quality of life, a sense of well-being and life satisfaction. As such, quality of
life indicators are as important to inform citizens as historical economic indicators that do
not capture or showcase such critical benefits.
4.4 Release “The Third Industrial Revolution Strategy Study” for Luxembourg in different
languages, notably English, French, German and Portuguese. It will be crucial to engage
the whole society in the TIR transition by making Luxembourg’s Third Industrial Revolution
Strategy Study available in multiple languages.
4.5 Plan a public information and discussion campaign after the release of “The Third
Industrial Revolution Strategy Study.” A specific campaign should aim to raise awareness
within the general public of the importance of the Sharing Economy and the involvement
of all stakeholders necessary for a successful transition into the Third Industrial Revolution.
The study on Luxembourg’s TIR strategy should be part of a broad and fundamental public
debate on the nation’s economic and societal future. To support economic transition and
the associated socio-cultural shift, a general communication campaign should be
undertaken to familiarize the population and all socio-economic actors not only with
Luxembourg’s TIR strategy, objectives and motivations, but also with the general concept
of TIR and its holistic approach, including underlying principles like collaborative commons,
sustainability and circularity.
4.6 Analyze Sharing Economy activities in Luxembourg. To be able to develop well-grounded
and pertinent policies, it is necessary to assess the extent and impact of Sharing Economy
activities. In particular, its contribution to GDP and tax revenues, as well as the number
and quality of jobs generated. These and related issues will need to be addressed in
corresponding studies. The establishment of a specific inventory is a first step to providing
an overview of sharing activities in Luxembourg. Additional surveys on people’s
motivations to participate or not in the Sharing Economy will need to be conducted to help
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