Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Second International Seville Seminar on Future-Oriented Technology Analysis (FTA): Impacts on policy and decision making 28th- 29th September 2006 Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Michael Keenan (PREST) Maurits Butter (TNO) Graciela de la Fuente (PREST) Rafael Popper (PREST

Introduction to the EFMN Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Introduction to the EFMN Main aim: Systematically monitor foresight activities and identify future emerging issues and innovations as input for innovation policy and strategy Objectives: Global platform for FTA information Foresight briefs Foresight mapping Identify key emerging issues Annual workshops Information management infrastructure

Introduction to the EFMN Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Introduction to the EFMN 2: CORRESPONDENTS working with CONSORTIUM members 1: An international NETWORK of policy professionals, foresight experts & practitioners 3: Periodic provision of CONTENT 4: An annual ISSUE ANALYSIS WORKSHOP BRIEFS MAPPING 5: A WEBSITE for information transfer

Introduction to the EFMN Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Introduction to the EFMN Correspondents Gathering information and writing of briefs Partners Information gathering & attacting new correspondents Core partners management: TNO Atlantis briefs: ARC-sys mapping: Prest MCST Louis Lengrand & Associates Fraunhofer ISI information: CKA issue analysis: VDI TCP Dialogik

Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Mapping foresights Approach Identification of new future initiatives by correspondents, EFMN- partners Mapping of initiatives by dedicated EFMN experts Quality control by contact persons of the specific initiatives Information managed in the Dynamo expert system Results 2006: 1410 future initiatives identified and collected 820 future initiatives mapped

Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Mapping foresights Approach Identification of new future initiatives by correspondents, EFMN- partners Mapping of initiatives by dedicated EFMN experts Quality control by contact persons of the specific initiatives Information managed in the Dynamo expert system Results 2006: 1410 future initiatives identified and collected 820 future initiatives mapped

Mapping dimensions Audience Sponsor Content domain Country Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Mapping dimensions Audience Sponsor Content domain Country World region Territorial scale Market Methods Number of participants Output Time horizon Year of completion Research Industry

World regions Sponsors Target audience Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world World regions Sponsors Target audience

World regions Methods used Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world World regions Methods used

World regions Outputs Multi usage of methods Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world World regions Outputs Multi usage of methods

World regions Territorial scope Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world World regions Territorial scope

Just another appetizer Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Just another appetizer Frequency of methods used

Just another appetizer Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Just another appetizer Sponsors

Just another appetizer Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Just another appetizer Methods used vs time horizon

EFMN Annual Mapping report Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Further results Content perspective Perspective of participation, audience and sponsors Methodological perspective Outlook perspective Time horizon EFMN Annual Mapping report www.efmn.eu

Become a EFMN correspondent Mapping foresight in Europe and the rest of the world Concluding Rich source of information But just a first start More work to do on quality and quantity Become a EFMN correspondent