Purpose, methodology, and credits
In rapidly changing times, the ability to anticipate and prepare for multiple futures becomes a critical organizational capability. This microsite provides accessible tools for developing that capacity.
Make strategic foresight tools accessible to teams and organizations of all sizes
Provide structured frameworks for diverse teams to explore futures together
Reduce the time from foresight theory to practical application in real contexts
Build organizational capacity for navigating uncertainty and complexity
We focus on methods that can be learned quickly and applied immediately. Rather than academic theory, these tools are designed for practitioners who need to make better decisions under uncertainty.
All exercises are based on proven methodologies from leading foresight practitioners and research institutions. We adapt academic frameworks for practical use while maintaining their rigor.
Based on UK Government Office for Science methodology, adapted for organizational use with STEEP+V framework integration.
Draws from Shell's pioneering work, Global Business Network practices, and Three Horizons framework from International Futures Forum.
Horizon Scanning: UK Government Office for Science, European Environment Agency, Singapore Centre for Strategic Futures
Scenario Planning: Shell International, Global Business Network, Oxford Scenarios Programme, International Futures Forum
STEEP+V Framework: Environmental scanning methodology enhanced with Values dimension from futures research community
Interface Design: Built with accessibility and collaboration in mind, following modern web standards and inclusive design principles
Technical Implementation: Developed using Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS for optimal performance and maintainability
User Experience: Informed by design thinking methodologies and user research with foresight practitioners
This project is released under the MIT License. All educational materials are available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
We encourage adaptation and remixing of these tools for educational and organizational use. Please maintain attribution to original methodology sources and this implementation.
Contributing: Feedback, suggestions, and contributions are welcome. This is a living resource that improves through community input.