Methodology of the Millennia 2015 Foresight Research Process
This methodology is developed by Marie-Anne Delahaut, director of research at The Destree Institute and head of Millennia 2015, and Philippe Destatte, director general of The Destree Institute (Wallonia), Associated Professor in charge of the Foresight course at the Universities of Paris-Diderot and Reims-Champagne-Ardenne.
It has been validated by Millennia 2015 Steering Committee and benefits from the comments of Rosa Alegria, Cornelia Daheim, Nicole Dewandre, Dilek Elveren, Augustina Eniayeju, Elizabeth Florescu, Anne-Rachel Inné, Geci Karuri-Sebina, Jan Lee Martin, Eleonora Masini, Françoise Massit-Folléa, Ivana Milojević, Concepción Olavarietta, Sawsan Sadek et Véronique Thouvenot.
=> Download the pdf file (Final version, 23 pages, 3 Mo) - 16.10.2009.
=> Millennia2015 UNESCO, Rapport du processus de recherche prospective préparatoire à la conférence internationale 2011,
Marie-Anne Delahaut and Coumba Sylla
(466 pages, 3,5 Mo) - 22.07.2010
- Préesentation of Millennia2015 Foresight Research Process (Fr);
- Annex 1 : Sequences of the Millennia IT2008 (Information Transfer) 62 interventions and the 321 source-variables (Fr/En);
- Annex 2 : Formulation of Millennia2015 37 variables on the basis of the 321 source-variables (Fr/En);
Method, classification and occurrences (Fr);
- Annex 3 : Fiches variables (Fr).
In summary: three Levels of Foresight Research
Millennia 2015 Process is built with Foresight as a method. The three sessions will develop their work on this basis:
2008 - Information Transfer
Exchange and transmission of data as well as of analysis already collected or built, used to inform the participants or to question the society.
2011 - Knowledge Processes
Interactive building processes, step-by-step, for an innovative knowledge and a strategy made of precise actions.
2015: Intelligence Platforms
Collective dynamics of real field experiences exchanges and recombination of tools realized in order to learn together as well as to launch innovative initiatives.
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The first Millennia 2015 international conference has been successfully organized in Liege Convention Centre on the 7 and 8 March 2008. The second session will take place in Paris (in collaboration with the UNESCO), and the third one in New York (in collaboration with the United Nations).
This methodological process is developed with the advice of Philippe Destatte, Director general of The Destree Institute (Wallonia), Associated Professor at Paris 7 Denis Diderot University.
Lien direct : www.millennia2015.org/Method
