The Futures Toolkit: Tools for Futures Thinking and Foresight Across UK Government¶
Government Office for Science (UK). (2017). The Futures Toolkit: Tools for Futures Thinking and Foresight Across UK Government: Tools for Futures Thinking and Foresight Across UK Government.
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- Futures Literacy
- In academic futures-studies, futures literacy is recognized as a foundational concept with substantial methodological and theoretical literature.
This sourceCanonical UK civil-service foresight reference; supports the claim that futures methods are integrated into policy training and adaptive governance.
- In academic futures-studies, futures literacy is recognized as a foundational concept with substantial methodological and theoretical literature.
- Horizon Scanning
- T6: Standardization and replicability vs contextual customization for specific organizations.
This sourceUK Government Office for Science. Standardized cross-departmental scanning methodology: codifies common process and rubrics while allowing domain-specific instantiation, exemplifying federated standardization.
- T6: Standardization and replicability vs contextual customization for specific organizations.
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