لقاء دولي لخبراء الاستشراف

Monday 11 July

10 – 13
Sequence 1 : WORKING TOGETHER

• Opening by Mohammed Tawfik MOULINE, CEO of IRES,
• Self-introduction of participants
• Appropriation of the working method (Q/A)
• Creation of a common lexicon
• Choice of the representative speakers delivering the results at the public conference

13-14
Lunch

14-18
Sequence 2 : CROWDSOURCING

• Evidence-based identification of the main trends (stable or bifurcating), weak signals and emergences at the world level (possibly at a continent level)

Diner in the hotel

Tuesday 12 July

9 – 13
Sequence 3 : SENSEMAKING

• Systemic thinking from the results of Seq2 to form comprehensive alternative visions of the world in 2030 and in 2050

13-14
Lunch

14-17
Seq3 : identification of the most important issues at the world level (prioritization and clarification) – up to 5

Wednesday 13 July

9 – 13
Sequence 4 : Strategic thinking

• For each key issue, identification of innovative strategies implemented in different regions/countries. Elaboration of a set of alternative innovative strategies that could be recommended

  13-14
  Lunch
  Public event at the National Library, Rabat
  
  14.30
  opening by Mohammed Tawfik MOULINE,
  Director General – IRES
  
  14.45
  Opening keynote:
  Dr Antonio ALONSO-CONCHEIRO, Chairman of the Iberoam Chapter,
  World Futures Studies Federation.

  15.00
  Round-Table: Tomorrows’s World
  
  Moderator : Fabienne GOUX-BAUDIMENT, Director of Progective
  Former President of the WFSF
  Exponential urbanization questions not only our capacity to deal with waste, mobility or health but above all our ability to create a sustainable economic development for all urban people. Yet the economic system itself is going to be re-found by the Bitcoin revolution. And, behind and beyond algorithms, looms the way artificial intelligence and robots will drastically change our life.
  With
  Geci KARURI-SEBINA, Executive Manager for programmes at South African Cities Network and founding director of the Southern African Node of the Millennium Project

  Christopher CORDEY, CEO of Futuratinow, member of the World Future Society (WFS) and the Association of Professional Futurists (APF)
  James A. DATOR, Professor Emeritus and former Director of the Hawaii Research Center for Futures Studies

  16.00
  Question and answer

  16.45
  Pause-café

  17.00
  Round-Table: Tomorrow’s Biosphere

  Moderator : Fabienne GOUX-BAUDIMENT
  The future of humanity might be a much darker one if unleashed climate change keeps its promises: water and food could become the next luxury for some happy few.
  with
  Aditi KAPOOR, Co-founder of Alternative Futures

  Nisreen LAHHAM, founder and Head of Futures Studies Forum for Africa and the Middle East (FSF), advisor for the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), at the Water Policy Sector Program

  Wendy SCHULTZ, Director of Infinite Futures, Vice President Operations of World Futures Studies Federation.

  18.00
  Question and answer

  18.15
  Closing address