1. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B © 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved. SR-1563B Speaker Name | Speaker Title March 2013 GAME ANALYSIS: Top 25 Zones of Future Innovation © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B

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3. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B New urban planning strategies will focus on living systems that evolve with us, creating new infrastructures that take advantage of biosystems and digital technologies alike. These urban design strategies often cost less and are more easily built than the “hardscape” solutions of the past. They lay the foundation for new kinds of public health initiatives that integrate human behavior change with sustainable “living infrastructures.” 3 © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 1 | Living Infrastructures | Future Innovation

4. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B Players challenged themselves by thinking about innovative solutions for building healthy communities. Ideas included the use of bioswales, tracking the health of the physical environment, and encouraging creative initiatives to promote behavior change. 4 © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 1 | Living Infrastructures | From the Players

5. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 5 Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water?* USA** 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game *Cards have been lightly edited for readability **Player location was self selected

6. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 6 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA

7. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 7 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico

8. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 8 I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico

9. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 9 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA

10. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 10 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru

11. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 11 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Ecosystem services can play a role in/help with poverty alleviation. South Africa Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England

12. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 12 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Can we adapt and localize the popular MythBusters media model to address misconceptions about health and disease transmission? USA Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England Ecosystem services can play a role in/help with poverty alleviation. South Africa

13. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 13 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Incorporating green tech into the infrastructure that is being constructed in developing countries. India Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England Ecosystem services can play a role in/help with poverty alleviation. South Africa Can we adapt and localize the popular MythBusters media model to address misconceptions about health and disease transmission? USA

14. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 14 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Maybe a contest to design the coolest looking, most aesthetically-pleasing phosphorescent plant to light dark streets of neglected places USA Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England Ecosystem services can play a role in/help with poverty alleviation. South Africa Can we adapt and localize the popular MythBusters media model to address misconceptions about health and disease transmission? USA Incorporating green tech into the infrastructure that is being constructed in developing countries. India

15. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 15 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England Ecosystem services can play a role in/help with poverty alleviation. South Africa Can we adapt and localize the popular MythBusters media model to address misconceptions about health and disease transmission? USA Incorporating green tech into the infrastructure that is being constructed in developing countries. India Maybe a contest to design the coolest looking, most aesthetically-pleasing phosphorescent plant to light dark streets of neglected places USA Employment and income generating opportunities for poor people. Example: tourism lodges adjacent to national parks South Africa

16. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 16 1 | Living Infrastructures | Micro-forecasts from the Game Create “living infrastructure” in poverty-zones to promote health quality and environment. i.e. bioswales in slums to store/purify water? USA "Green teams" out of unemployed and homeless. They'll install all kind of green stuff (wind power generators, panel solar, urban agriculture) Mexico Environmental and social adapted cities, that take into account basic human needs. The Venus Project has some super ideas on this. Mexico I think we should merge the natural environment with poor areas to increase value of environmental i.e. bioswales to store/pure water USA Urban concentration in arid coastal areas of South America requires more emphasis in water conservation and efficiency of public utilities Peru Create lots more urban "food forests" like the one being started in Seattle England Ecosystem services can play a role in/help with poverty alleviation. South Africa Can we adapt and localize the popular MythBusters media model to address misconceptions about health and disease transmission? USA Incorporating green tech into the infrastructure that is being constructed in developing countries. India Maybe a contest to design the coolest looking, most aesthetically-pleasing phosphorescent plant to light dark streets of neglected places USA Employment and income generating opportunities for poor people. Example: tourism lodges adjacent to national parks South Africa

17. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B Signals from the Present 17 1 | Living Infrastructures

18. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 18 Living bridges made by the people of Nongriat in Meghalaya, India are resistant to the region’s heavy rainfall and flash floods. Philips’ Microbial Home Philips’ microbial home uses a methane digester that converts home waste into power for the entire house. 1 | Living Infrastructures | Signals from the Present Living Bridges Image Source: http://www.design.philips.com/philips/sites/philipsdesign/about/design/designportfolio/desi gn_futures/bio-digester_island.page http://www.design.philips.com/philips/sites/philipsdesign/about/design/designportfolio/desi gn_futures/bio-digester_island.page Image Source:http://www.architizer.com/en_us/blog/dyn/29362/living- infrastructure/#.USmyRVp4YyShttp://www.architizer.com/en_us/blog/dyn/29362/living- infrastructure/#.USmyRVp4YyS

19. © 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B 19 Seattle’s Beacon Hill Food Forest contains edible plants. It is designed to mimic a woodland ecosystem able to produce high yields of food with minimal maintenance. Urban Air Urban Air is a successfully funded Kickstarter Project worth $100,000 that seeks to build globally connected urban forests that float above roads. 1 | Living Infrastructures | Signals from the Present Food Forests Image Source: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1045021696/urban-air-los-angeleshttp://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1045021696/urban-air-los-angelesImage Source: http://beaconfoodforest.weebly.com/http://beaconfoodforest.weebly.com/