War and Peace Scenario Planning: Rehearse What It Would Take To
Philea will host the third and final workshop of the War and Peace Scenario Planning learning experiment series to “Rehearse What It Would Take To” online on 27 November.
The third session aims to bring to life four future scenarios and rehearse possible actions in these scenarios.
The “War and Peace Scenario Planning” learning experiments, developed for philanthropy practitioners, civil society, academia and thinktanks interested in peace, will explore megatrends and key drivers of change. The series will see 25 participants take part in three online workshops to learn the skills to apply basic foresight and futures thinking methods, collaborate to design future scenarios based on critical high-impact uncertainties and rehearse the scenarios and develop a set of concrete recommendations for the philanthropy ecosystem.
This learning experiment has been developed and will be facilitated by Barry Knight, Centris, Joe Elborn, Evens Foundation, David Hesse, Stiftung Mercator Schweiz, Hanna Stähle and Alina Shenfeldt, Philea.
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