A tool designed by futurist, Joseph Voros, that helps to visualise and explore a range of different futures. These include: projected future (the default “business as usual” future); probable futures (likely based on current trends); plausible futures (credible based on current knowledge); possible futures (potential but uncertain); preferred futures (desired) and preposterous futures (unlikely or improbable). It is a helpful tool to demonstrate that the future is not linear.
By accessing UNGP’s website, certain information about the user, such as internet protocol addresses, navigation through the site, the software used and the time spent, along with other similar information, will be stored on our servers. These will not specifically identify the user. The information will be used internally only for web site traffic analysis.
The United Nations, however, assumes no responsibility for the security of this information.
