Good mental health is a central part of overall health and well-being.

How do different megatrends interact with each other? How can they impact future scenarios?

A Workshop on Anticipatory Thinking and Foresight for Policy Makers

Science and better living standards have reduced infectious diseases. Unhealthy lifestyles, pollution and other anthropogenic causes are turning into health burdens.

New generations entering the workforce and older generations working longer are changing employment, career models, and organisational structures.

Teachers are being asked to do increasing amounts of different types of activities, and more than just explain content in the classroom.

By 2030, the consumer class is expected to reach almost 5 billion people. This means 1.3 billion more people with increased purchasing power than today.

New generations and hyperconnectivity are rapidly changing both educational needs and modes of delivery.

It is projected to reach 9.7 billion people in 2050 and 10.9 billion by 2100, in the context of decreasing fertility and mortality

Non-state actors, global conscientiousness, social media and the internationalisation of decision-making are forming new, multi-layered governing systems.