The document discusses a new governance paradigm called "transitions governance" that is capable of responding to continuous societal change. It proposes governance based on the dynamics of change, with principles that co-produce innovative capital, co-mobilize resources, and enable societies to co-evolve and adapt. A detection framework would identify macro-level drivers of change, while an orientation framework provides tenets to guide societies towards transition without direct steering. The presentation seeks to govern systems based on their changing nature and open discussion on new approaches.