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This case study explores how sociotechnical systems approaches can support sustainable transitions by examining the case of the Mayan octopus fishing industry in Mexico. It highlights how deeply rooted social, ecological, economic, and governance dynamics shape local practices and outcomes, showing that addressing sustainability challenges requires holistic, context‑specific approaches rather than isolated interventions. By analysing … from Systemic solutions for sustainable transitions? Learning from the case of Mayan Octopus fishing industry in Mexico

This learning history history explores how public policies and innovation‑related activities in Mexico have opened up new ways of thinking and acting in the socio‑technical system of the octopus fishery in the Yucatán Peninsula, particularly around the Mayan octopus fishery. It examines how sustainability pressures and community challenges have driven government interventions and grassroots initiatives … from Transformative Innovation Learning History: Mexico