The conference will provide you with the behavioural tools necessary to have the conversations needed to see, shape, and reach this new future. Drawing on the resource of Vision 2050, it will be centred on generative group work exploring cities and transport in the future, as well as how nature would do it. Expertly led, the content of these sessions will be captured on video and will be displayed on The Future We Want website and potentially at the exhibit at Rio +20 – the only exhibit the delegates will walk through. Facilitated by content and culture panels, the “how” of how solutions are reached will be turned into a toolkit for participants to take with them at the close of the conference.
Though there will be several provocative speakers, the main provocations will come from you. Come with your opinions, passions and ideas.
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