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Episode 05 - Futures Thinking: the Secret Weapon of Resilient Cities
š Cities in MindĀ is your go-to destination to learn aboutĀ cities, technology, innovation and the people behind them.Ā All that through an Asian perspective.
About myself:Ā šš» I amĀ Fabien, an urban planner based in Singapore since 2015. I write this regular newsletter and host a podcast series, that you can find onĀ Apple PodcastsĀ orĀ Spotify.
If youāre seeing this newsletter for the first time, feel free to sign up so you donāt miss the next issues and podcast episodes. You can also share Cities in Mind around you.
š® āYou canāt predict the futureā but still you can learn to think about it with more creativity and optimism.
In this episode, we will explore the use of Futures thinking, an exciting practice which seeks to unpack the question āwhat could happen?ā, rather than attempting to answer the question āwhat will happen?ā
I met with Cheryl Chung, one of Singaporeās leading Futures thinkers and practitioners, based at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
Together, we discuss what it means to leverage Futures Thinking in public policy and how Asian cities, such as Singapore, are pioneering its use to navigate through an uncertain and complex world (including the establishment of a Futures think tank within Singaporeās public service, the Centre for Strategic Futures).
š As usual, I am sharing some resources I have used to prepare this episode:
* Futures Thinking: A mindset, not a method
* Feeling the Future: Futures Thinking: Democratising Tools For Hope by Cheryl Chung
* So how do governments build futures thinking?
* Futures Thinking in Asia and the Pacific: Why Foresight Matters for Policy Makers by the Asian Development Bank
Enjoy the episode and please reach out to me with any comments or suggestions!
If you like Cities in Mind, you know what do you. Spread the word and feel free to write a review on Apple Podcasts and add 5 āļø
Thank you and see you next week āØ
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit citiesinmind.substack.com
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By Fabien Clavierš Cities in MindĀ is your go-to destination to learn aboutĀ cities, technology, innovation and the people behind them.Ā All that through an Asian perspective.
About myself:Ā šš» I amĀ Fabien, an urban planner based in Singapore since 2015. I write this regular newsletter and host a podcast series, that you can find onĀ Apple PodcastsĀ orĀ Spotify.
If youāre seeing this newsletter for the first time, feel free to sign up so you donāt miss the next issues and podcast episodes. You can also share Cities in Mind around you.
š® āYou canāt predict the futureā but still you can learn to think about it with more creativity and optimism.
In this episode, we will explore the use of Futures thinking, an exciting practice which seeks to unpack the question āwhat could happen?ā, rather than attempting to answer the question āwhat will happen?ā
I met with Cheryl Chung, one of Singaporeās leading Futures thinkers and practitioners, based at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore.
Together, we discuss what it means to leverage Futures Thinking in public policy and how Asian cities, such as Singapore, are pioneering its use to navigate through an uncertain and complex world (including the establishment of a Futures think tank within Singaporeās public service, the Centre for Strategic Futures).
š As usual, I am sharing some resources I have used to prepare this episode:
* Futures Thinking: A mindset, not a method
* Feeling the Future: Futures Thinking: Democratising Tools For Hope by Cheryl Chung
* So how do governments build futures thinking?
* Futures Thinking in Asia and the Pacific: Why Foresight Matters for Policy Makers by the Asian Development Bank
Enjoy the episode and please reach out to me with any comments or suggestions!
If you like Cities in Mind, you know what do you. Spread the word and feel free to write a review on Apple Podcasts and add 5 āļø
Thank you and see you next week āØ
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit citiesinmind.substack.com