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Toolbox for tomorrow. Exploring and designing sustainable systems

The exercise to construct a toolbox for operating on change and sustainability was undertaken out of the concerns voiced over the last two decades about the rapidly reorganising world which seems to move away from promising to sustain the human race (and much else). The pressures on sustaining environmental quality and environmental health form a major concern in the west and north, while a concern for survival form's a major concern in the east and south. At institutional levels and even individual levels there is an ever increasing effort to comprehend and manage change to sustain the level. While civilisations of the past have used several tools, they have not succeeded in sustaining themselves. This treatise is therefore motivated to explore and design the tools that can enable operate on the domain of change and therefore of sustainability. See summary