August 15, 2022

Exploring Futures - A Guide to Driving Change, Foreseeing Trends

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The purpose of this guide is to explore and foresee possible changes and trends in our society, learn about some of the solutions driving these changes, and build knowledge to speed up sustainable development. This document is a practical guide to exploring possible futures associated with development. It also shows the results of its implementation by introducing over 50 signals of change and concrete solutions in Argentina and Latin America.
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