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{{Event
  |acronym=Core Foresight 2050
  |image=Conference.jpg
  |project=[[Core Foresight 2050]]
  |place= Brussels
  |dates=29-30 March 2012
  |moderator=Matthieu Kleinschmager
  |participants_type= Futurists from across the world
  |participants_num= 60
  |total_duration=2  days
  |link=http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/29-30-march-2012-digital-futures-first-core-foresight-workshop-future-and-present-snapshots
}}


On 29-30 March 2012, 60 people gathered in Brussels in a workshop to kick-off a process of visioning how Europe may look in 2050.
Introduction
The European Commission's Directorate- General for Information Society and Media (DG INFSO) is organising a series of events in the context of "Digital Futures", a visioning project to prepare DG INFSO for reflections on ICT policies beyond 2020. The exercise is designed to be highly participatory, incrementally drawing in people through both face-to-face and online engagement around a collective inquiry into the future.
This report gives an overview of the messages emerged during the first workshop that took place on 29-30 March in Brussels, the format of the event, the experience of the participants, as well as the next steps. A comprehensive report on the visions and trends contributed by the participants will be released in May 2012.




 
On 29-30 March 2012, 60 people gathered in Brussels in a workshop to kick-off a process of visioning how Europe may look in 2050. The European Commission's Directorate- General for Information Society and Media (DG INFSO) is organising a series of events in the context of "Digital Futures", a visioning project to prepare DG INFSO for reflections on ICT policies beyond 2020. The exercise is designed to be highly participatory, incrementally drawing in people through both face-to-face and online engagement around a collective inquiry into the future.
Core_Foresight_160512_FINAL_FULL_report_Digital_Futures_0.1.pdf
This report gives an overview of the messages emerged during the first workshop that took place on 29-30 March in Brussels, the format of the event, the experience of the participants, as well as the next steps. A comprehensive report on the visions and trends contributed by the participants will be released in May 2012.




Core_Foresight_Workshop short report 29-30March.pdf
==References==
* [[Core_Foresight_160512_FINAL_FULL_report_Digital_Futures_0.1.pdf]]
* [[Core_Foresight_Workshop short report 29-30March.pdf]]

Revision as of 07:03, 2 March 2014

Core Foresight 2050
Core Foresight 2050
Project Core Foresight 2050
Place Brussels
Date(s) 29-30 March 2012
Person in charge Matthieu Kleinschmager
Type of participants Futurists from across the world
Number of participants 60
Total Duration 2 days
Link(s) http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/29-30-march-2012-digital-futures-first-core-foresight-workshop-future-and-present-snapshots




On 29-30 March 2012, 60 people gathered in Brussels in a workshop to kick-off a process of visioning how Europe may look in 2050. The European Commission's Directorate- General for Information Society and Media (DG INFSO) is organising a series of events in the context of "Digital Futures", a visioning project to prepare DG INFSO for reflections on ICT policies beyond 2020. The exercise is designed to be highly participatory, incrementally drawing in people through both face-to-face and online engagement around a collective inquiry into the future. This report gives an overview of the messages emerged during the first workshop that took place on 29-30 March in Brussels, the format of the event, the experience of the participants, as well as the next steps. A comprehensive report on the visions and trends contributed by the participants will be released in May 2012.


References