One good use of AI search can be to start our research process off around a new domain. This kind of domain-mapping research requires a structured yet flexible approach and using AI Prompt Chaining with a standard AI model like ChatGPT can be an easy way to start.
By sequentially layering targeted OpenAI prompts, the AI model can bootstrap domain expertise, sift out weak signals, and surface meaningful patterns without relying on external APIs or data sources. This streamlined, end-to-end workflow ensures every response builds on the last, (with some human input) supporting you to explore new domains and get a headstart on where to look.
One good use of AI search can be to start our research process off around a new domain. This kind of domain-mapping research requires a structured yet flexible approach and using AI Prompt Chaining with a standard AI model like ChatGPT can be an easy way to start.
By sequentially layering targeted OpenAI prompts, the AI model can bootstrap domain expertise, sift out weak signals, and surface meaningful patterns without relying on external APIs or data sources. This streamlined, end-to-end workflow ensures every response builds on the last, (with some human input) supporting you to explore new domains and get a headstart on where to look.
Using your AI model of choice, you can use each of the prompts below to build on the one before in the AI memory.
Using your AI model of choice, you can use each of the prompts below to build on the one before in the AI memory.
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Scanning the Landscape of a New Domain
Note
Scanning the Landscape of a New Domain
AI Prompt
Output
You are a futures intelligence researcher and strategic foresight expert, working within the global humanitarian and sustainable development space, exploring emerging the potential future landscape for multilateral futures.
In particular you have deep expertise in the areas of poverty, employment, education, equality, gender, health, values and faith, youth, sustainable finance, infrastructure, climate change, biodiversity, peace, resilience, private sector (SMEs and business), governance, food security, regional dynamics, urbanization, renewable energy, water as they relate to multilateral futures
Assume I am a foresight practitioner and understand jargon - talk to me like a postdoc. Do not waste my time with general knowledge.
When helping me gather futures intelligence and horizon scans, signals of change - pay particular attention to outlier signals of change, that suggest change potentially occurring on the 3rd horizon, weak signals that might disrupt current systems, threaten the status quo or catalyse the emergence of new paradigms.
Scan the web and draft a list of potential signals of change that may impact or influence multilateral futures. Provide web links and sources for validation and reference where possible.
As "images of the future" are also considered weak signals, you may include science fiction stories, speculative futures or scenarios or future trends / projects as well. Please also note that whilst the focus of this project is multilateral futures, your horizon scan for signals of change (as described above) should include ANY SCANS which may influence, impact or be applicable to multilateral futures, (either directly or due to similarities in systems, ecosystems, shapes and forces of change, geopolitical structures, culture or values).
.objective
Desktop Research looking for starting words / phrases / ideas / concepts
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
AI Prompt
Output
You are a futures intelligence researcher and strategic foresight expert, working within the global humanitarian and sustainable development space, exploring emerging the potential future landscape for multilateral futures.
In particular you have deep expertise in the areas of poverty, employment, education, equality, gender, health, values and faith, youth, sustainable finance, infrastructure, climate change, biodiversity, peace, resilience, private sector (SMEs and business), governance, food security, regional dynamics, urbanization, renewable energy, water as they relate to multilateral futures
Assume I am a foresight practitioner and understand jargon - talk to me like a postdoc. Do not waste my time with general knowledge.
When helping me gather futures intelligence and horizon scans, signals of change - pay particular attention to outlier signals of change, that suggest change potentially occurring on the 3rd horizon, weak signals that might disrupt current systems, threaten the status quo or catalyse the emergence of new paradigms.
Scan the web and draft a list of potential signals of change that may impact or influence multilateral futures. Provide web links and sources for validation and reference where possible.
As "images of the future" are also considered weak signals, you may include science fiction stories, speculative futures or scenarios or future trends / projects as well. Please also note that whilst the focus of this project is multilateral futures, your horizon scan for signals of change (as described above) should include ANY SCANS which may influence, impact or be applicable to multilateral futures, (either directly or due to similarities in systems, ecosystems, shapes and forces of change, geopolitical structures, culture or values).
.objective
Desktop Research looking for starting words / phrases / ideas / concepts
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
Note
Diving Deeper to Find H3 Areas
Note
Diving Deeper to Find H3 Areas
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompt for context, role and nature of output.
Task A
Identify Horizon 3 signals of change in multilateral futures - weak signals or outlier developments that may indicate emerging paradigm shifts over the next 15–30 years. Prioritize disruptive technologies, alternative governance models, decentralized economies, Indigenous and Afro-descendant ontologies, and speculative futures across domains like climate adaptation, post-growth economics, youth-led movements, AI/local innovation, and reimagined urbanization. Highlight signals that challenge current institutional logics or reveal radical potential not yet visible in dominant foresight conversations.
Task B
What are speculative or fringe ideas about multilateral futures’ social, ecological, or economic future that could redefine its global role by 2050?
What overlooked or marginalized innovations in multilateral futures could scale or catalyze third-horizon change?
.inclusions
Relevant words, phrases, topics, people from previous prompt
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompt for context, role and nature of output.
Task A
Identify Horizon 3 signals of change in multilateral futures - weak signals or outlier developments that may indicate emerging paradigm shifts over the next 15–30 years. Prioritize disruptive technologies, alternative governance models, decentralized economies, Indigenous and Afro-descendant ontologies, and speculative futures across domains like climate adaptation, post-growth economics, youth-led movements, AI/local innovation, and reimagined urbanization. Highlight signals that challenge current institutional logics or reveal radical potential not yet visible in dominant foresight conversations.
Task B
What are speculative or fringe ideas about multilateral futures’ social, ecological, or economic future that could redefine its global role by 2050?
What overlooked or marginalized innovations in multilateral futures could scale or catalyze third-horizon change?
.inclusions
Relevant words, phrases, topics, people from previous prompt
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
Note
Regardless of how good your AI promps are or the sophistication of the AI model you use - doing your own research using the keywords from AI is always a good move throughout the process.
Note
Regardless of how good your AI promps are or the sophistication of the AI model you use - doing your own research using the keywords from AI is always a good move throughout the process.
.human input
Desktop research across general horizon scan topics + focused domain topics, ideas, words, people etc surfaced by AI [Include relevant words, phrases, topics, people from previous domain-focused prompts] **General horizon scan words might include:** - startups + - innovative finance + - new economy models + - disruption + - systems theory / change / shift / collapse / emerging / transformation + - transition + - foresight, futures, etc + - speculative narratives + - social impact + - innovation ecosystem + - open source - extractivism - climate justice / gender justice / water justice etc + - forecasting, prediction + - governance + - collective intelligence + - anticipatory + governance, planning, research etc
.human input
Desktop research across general horizon scan topics + focused domain topics, ideas, words, people etc surfaced by AI [Include relevant words, phrases, topics, people from previous domain-focused prompts] **General horizon scan words might include:** - startups + - innovative finance + - new economy models + - disruption + - systems theory / change / shift / collapse / emerging / transformation + - transition + - foresight, futures, etc + - speculative narratives + - social impact + - innovation ecosystem + - open source - extractivism - climate justice / gender justice / water justice etc + - forecasting, prediction + - governance + - collective intelligence + - anticipatory + governance, planning, research etc
Note
Now we're starting to get a list of domain areas, topics, words that sound interesting - we're looking for H3 Entry Points.
Note
Now we're starting to get a list of domain areas, topics, words that sound interesting - we're looking for H3 Entry Points.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Now you’re going to help me focus our horizon scanning on early-emergent signals related to high-leverage domains to dive deeper into multilateral futures. We are MOST interested in those weak signals and outliers which could catalyze third horizon shifts. Please use the following topics as your focus but do not exclude any other signals you find which meet the criteria outside of these domains.
You will note that I have listed domain areas as headers with key topics for you to focus on underneath. DO NOT return general results based on the domain headers, you must utilise the topic keywords underneath each header as your inspiration and scanning focus.
IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT PROVIDE ANY SIGNALS OF CHANGE FROM SOURCES RELATED DIRECTLY TO LARGE SCALE ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THE UN OR ANY AFFILIATED NETWORKS OR PARTNERS. LOOK OUTSIDE OF THE MAJOR ACTORS FOR WEAK GENUINE H3 SIGNALS OF CHANGE.
Climate Adaptation, Biodiversity & Water Governance
Transboundary climate regimes, nature-based solutions and Indigenous/Afro-descendant stewardship models (e.g. biocultural protocols) reshaping global environmental accords.
Sustainable Finance & Post-Growth Economics
Doughnut-economics compacts, carbon-tax-backed global UBI designs and programmable SDG-linked bonds challenging GDP-first multilateral finance.
Digital Governance, Data Sovereignty & AI-Augmented Decisioning
DAOs for non-territorial governance, self-sovereign identity pilots and generative-AI urban co-design platforms disrupting state-centric rule-making.
Urbanization & Resilient Infrastructure
Floating “micro-archipelago” cities, smart-city digital twins and climate-proof megacity retrofits reconfiguring multilateral urban planning.
Health Security & Pandemic Preparedness
Machine-learning early-warning networks, decentralized “digital health diplomacy” hubs and equity-first global health compacts beyond WHO’s traditional mandate.
Food Systems, Agri-biodiversity & Nutrition Justice
Insect-protein mainstreaming, regenerative-agroecology coalitions led by Indigenous/Afro-descendant groups, and decentralized food-credit DAOs.
Education, Futures Literacy & Youth Engagement
Peer-to-peer foresight networks, decentralized scenario-planning communities and youth-led consensus platforms parallel to UNEA/UNFCCC spaces.
Gender Equality, Social Inclusion & Cultural Pluriversality
Feminist foreign-policy blocs, intersectional SDG trackers and pluriversal epistemic councils amplifying marginalized ontologies.
Peace, Security & Alternative Conflict Resolution
Cyber-peacekeeping units, climate-migration treaties and community-rooted resilience compacts redefining collective security architectures.
Governance Innovation & Pluriversal Multilateralism
Modular, polycentric rule-sets (inspired by the Artemis Accords), digital sustainability compacts and rights-based “commons” frameworks blending state and non-state actors.
.objective
Focon us emerging topics within primary domain areas
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Now you’re going to help me focus our horizon scanning on early-emergent signals related to high-leverage domains to dive deeper into multilateral futures. We are MOST interested in those weak signals and outliers which could catalyze third horizon shifts. Please use the following topics as your focus but do not exclude any other signals you find which meet the criteria outside of these domains.
You will note that I have listed domain areas as headers with key topics for you to focus on underneath. DO NOT return general results based on the domain headers, you must utilise the topic keywords underneath each header as your inspiration and scanning focus.
IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT PROVIDE ANY SIGNALS OF CHANGE FROM SOURCES RELATED DIRECTLY TO LARGE SCALE ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THE UN OR ANY AFFILIATED NETWORKS OR PARTNERS. LOOK OUTSIDE OF THE MAJOR ACTORS FOR WEAK GENUINE H3 SIGNALS OF CHANGE.
Climate Adaptation, Biodiversity & Water Governance
Transboundary climate regimes, nature-based solutions and Indigenous/Afro-descendant stewardship models (e.g. biocultural protocols) reshaping global environmental accords.
Sustainable Finance & Post-Growth Economics
Doughnut-economics compacts, carbon-tax-backed global UBI designs and programmable SDG-linked bonds challenging GDP-first multilateral finance.
Digital Governance, Data Sovereignty & AI-Augmented Decisioning
DAOs for non-territorial governance, self-sovereign identity pilots and generative-AI urban co-design platforms disrupting state-centric rule-making.
Urbanization & Resilient Infrastructure
Floating “micro-archipelago” cities, smart-city digital twins and climate-proof megacity retrofits reconfiguring multilateral urban planning.
Health Security & Pandemic Preparedness
Machine-learning early-warning networks, decentralized “digital health diplomacy” hubs and equity-first global health compacts beyond WHO’s traditional mandate.
Food Systems, Agri-biodiversity & Nutrition Justice
Insect-protein mainstreaming, regenerative-agroecology coalitions led by Indigenous/Afro-descendant groups, and decentralized food-credit DAOs.
Education, Futures Literacy & Youth Engagement
Peer-to-peer foresight networks, decentralized scenario-planning communities and youth-led consensus platforms parallel to UNEA/UNFCCC spaces.
Gender Equality, Social Inclusion & Cultural Pluriversality
Feminist foreign-policy blocs, intersectional SDG trackers and pluriversal epistemic councils amplifying marginalized ontologies.
Peace, Security & Alternative Conflict Resolution
Cyber-peacekeeping units, climate-migration treaties and community-rooted resilience compacts redefining collective security architectures.
Governance Innovation & Pluriversal Multilateralism
Modular, polycentric rule-sets (inspired by the Artemis Accords), digital sustainability compacts and rights-based “commons” frameworks blending state and non-state actors.
.objective
Focon us emerging topics within primary domain areas
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
Including your own collection of fringe outlets, niche blogs, community newsletters, non-mainstream archives and interesting humans will:
Break Through Algorithmic Filters
Standard news aggregators and academic databases tend to surface the same, highly trafficked signals. Your hand-picked sources live in the “long tail” of information—where genuine H3 weak signals emerge before they hit the mainstream radar.Expand Epistemic Diversity
Unusual sources often capture local innovations, Indigenous knowledge, grassroots pilots or speculative experiments that never make it into reports or big-think briefs. Tapping them ensures the AI model incorporates worldviews and ontologies radically different from dominant paradigms.Improve Signal Recall & Reduce Blind Spots
By anchoring the horizon scan with your list, the AI model systematically checks domains and networks that algorithms undervalue—catching low-volume cues that have the potential to snowball into third-horizon transformations.
Including your own collection of fringe outlets, niche blogs, community newsletters, non-mainstream archives and interesting humans will:
Break Through Algorithmic Filters
Standard news aggregators and academic databases tend to surface the same, highly trafficked signals. Your hand-picked sources live in the “long tail” of information—where genuine H3 weak signals emerge before they hit the mainstream radar.Expand Epistemic Diversity
Unusual sources often capture local innovations, Indigenous knowledge, grassroots pilots or speculative experiments that never make it into reports or big-think briefs. Tapping them ensures the AI model incorporates worldviews and ontologies radically different from dominant paradigms.Improve Signal Recall & Reduce Blind Spots
By anchoring the horizon scan with your list, the AI model systematically checks domains and networks that algorithms undervalue—catching low-volume cues that have the potential to snowball into third-horizon transformations.
Note
Before running your next horizon-scanning query, upload or share your list of fringe and niche sources so the AI model can use it as a strategic “seed database” for uncovering truly outlier H3 signals.
Note
Before running your next horizon-scanning query, upload or share your list of fringe and niche sources so the AI model can use it as a strategic “seed database” for uncovering truly outlier H3 signals.
Note
We look for who else we should be following / researching - who is contrarian or outlier in this domain? Who is going against the norm or offering more radical ideas about multilateral futures?
Note
We look for who else we should be following / researching - who is contrarian or outlier in this domain? Who is going against the norm or offering more radical ideas about multilateral futures?
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Which geopolitical, economic, philosophical, artistic, academic or research thinkers represent the disruptive, contrarian or outlier voices in the context of multilateral futures? Provide name, key idea and focus and web links for reference and validation.
.objective
Radical contrarian voices signifying ruptures or disruption in the mainstream
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Which geopolitical, economic, philosophical, artistic, academic or research thinkers represent the disruptive, contrarian or outlier voices in the context of multilateral futures? Provide name, key idea and focus and web links for reference and validation.
.objective
Radical contrarian voices signifying ruptures or disruption in the mainstream
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
Note
The objective of this targeted search is to uncover early-emergent, outlier signals that could catalyze third-horizon paradigm shifts, enriching our horizon scan with genuinely disruptive H3 indicators.
Note
The objective of this targeted search is to uncover early-emergent, outlier signals that could catalyze third-horizon paradigm shifts, enriching our horizon scan with genuinely disruptive H3 indicators.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Using all the conversations we’ve had previously and anything else you can find on the web, provide a list in point form of the key Horizon 3 concepts and ideas that are emerging (refer back to our previous discussion on horizon 3) in the multilateral futures space.
.objective
early-emergent, outlier signals that could catalyze third-horizon paradigm shifts
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Using all the conversations we’ve had previously and anything else you can find on the web, provide a list in point form of the key Horizon 3 concepts and ideas that are emerging (refer back to our previous discussion on horizon 3) in the multilateral futures space.
.objective
early-emergent, outlier signals that could catalyze third-horizon paradigm shifts
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
Note
The objective here is to explore how the emerging H3 ideas weave, collide or break apart—framed through a Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) lens and flagged with key contrarian voices.
Note
The objective here is to explore how the emerging H3 ideas weave, collide or break apart—framed through a Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) lens and flagged with key contrarian voices.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Using all previous prompts and information surfaced, but with particular CLOSE attention to the emerging concepts and ideas - can you map any narrative intersections, connections or ruptures that connect these concepts. Include key topics or contrarian and outlier voices where relevant. Consider also the application of a causal layered lens (CLA analysis) to further investigate narrative intersections.
.objective
how the emerging H3 ideas weave, collide or break
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
AI Prompt
Output
Use the previous prompts for all context, role and nature of scanning and output.
Using all previous prompts and information surfaced, but with particular CLOSE attention to the emerging concepts and ideas - can you map any narrative intersections, connections or ruptures that connect these concepts. Include key topics or contrarian and outlier voices where relevant. Consider also the application of a causal layered lens (CLA analysis) to further investigate narrative intersections.
.objective
how the emerging H3 ideas weave, collide or break
Provide a list of potential signals of change. You must include web links for verification.
Across all domains, there’s a seismic shift from state-centric, hierarchical systems to fluid, polycentric, code-mediated, and care-rooted architectures. The outlier thinkers above help us see that the third horizon isn’t just more tech or new treaties—it’s a wholesale reconfiguration of sovereignty, value, and our stories about “who we are” on a shared planet.
Across all domains, there’s a seismic shift from state-centric, hierarchical systems to fluid, polycentric, code-mediated, and care-rooted architectures. The outlier thinkers above help us see that the third horizon isn’t just more tech or new treaties—it’s a wholesale reconfiguration of sovereignty, value, and our stories about “who we are” on a shared planet.
Note
An AI-supported horizon scanning prompt chain workflow by no means replaces human research but it does help initially to identify fertile areas across a number of different dimensions relatively quickly. A useful process when starting off a domain search.
Note
An AI-supported horizon scanning prompt chain workflow by no means replaces human research but it does help initially to identify fertile areas across a number of different dimensions relatively quickly. A useful process when starting off a domain search.
Decentralized, Code-Driven Governance
The rise of blockchain-based DAOs (e.g., BitNation, KlimaDAO) and AI “governance oracles” signals a move away from state-centric treaty processes toward peer-to-peer, algorithm-mediated decision platforms. Focus scanning on new DAO pilots, on-chain constitutions and AI-augmented voting modules.
Pluriversal Biocultural Stewardship
Grassroots biocultural community protocols (OvaHerero, Maya milpa charters) and emerging “Earth Bank of Codes” registries demonstrate Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities codifying their own biodiversity and water governance outside UN frameworks. Track novel community-driven legal instruments and blockchain biodiversity registries.Post-Growth Municipalism & Carbon-UBI
Experiments like Tomelilla’s Doughnut Economics planning and Feasta’s “Cap & Share” carbon-levy-funded UBI prototypes indicate a shift from GDP-first finance to social-ecological compacts. Monitor city budgets, civil-society UBI coalitions and programmable SDG bond issuances.Pluriversal Data Sovereignty & SSI
Self-sovereign identity networks (BrightID, ID2020 pilots) and Indigenous data-commons projects are eroding state and corporate monopolies over personal and communal data. Scan for new SSI deployments, data-commons governance charters and federated identity protocols.Adaptive Urban Prototypes
Seasteading micro-archipelagos, hydrogen-powered floating ports, and participatory digital twins (CityScope, UrbanistAI) are prefiguring climate-resilient, non-territorial urban units. Keep an eye on seasteading consortia, coastal digital-twin pilots and mixed-reality co-design labs.Decentralized Health Surveillance
Private AI platforms (BlueDot, EPIWATCH), blockchain aid hubs (WFP “Building Blocks”) and volunteer-driven data networks (Global.health) are creating parallel pandemic-preparedness architectures. Watch new open-source epidemiological tools and decentralized health-diplomacy platforms.Circular Bio-Economies & Food-Credit DAOs
Insect-protein upscaling (Protix–Tyson), regenerative agroecology coalitions and farmer-centric blockchain apps (AgUnity) point to de-commodified, justice-oriented food systems. Scan for novel bio-upcycling ventures, agroecology network charters and tokenized food-credit schemes.Peer-Driven Futures Literacy
APF’s Foresight Fridays, UNESCO Futures Labs and independent scenario-platforms (Futures Platform) reveal an emergent, decentralized knowledge infrastructure for anticipatory learning. Track the growth of peer-to-peer foresight communities, open-access scenario tools and youth-led scan networks.Feminist & Decolonial Diplomacies
Civil-society Feminist Foreign-Policy Collaboratives, intersectional SDG trackers and pluriversal epistemic councils are prototyping gender-just, justice-centered multilateral blocs. Monitor feminist policy repositories, Global South diplomatic coalitions and equity-first treaty drafts.Modular, Polycentric Rule-Sets
Inspirations from the Artemis Accords, global digital sustainability compacts and commons-based governance plug-ins (Decidim, Aragon OSx) reveal a shift to iterative, sectoral pacts over monolithic treaties. Focus on new modular governance frameworks, sector-specific plurilateral agreements and rights-based commons platforms.
Decentralized, Code-Driven Governance
The rise of blockchain-based DAOs (e.g., BitNation, KlimaDAO) and AI “governance oracles” signals a move away from state-centric treaty processes toward peer-to-peer, algorithm-mediated decision platforms. Focus scanning on new DAO pilots, on-chain constitutions and AI-augmented voting modules.
Pluriversal Biocultural Stewardship
Grassroots biocultural community protocols (OvaHerero, Maya milpa charters) and emerging “Earth Bank of Codes” registries demonstrate Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities codifying their own biodiversity and water governance outside UN frameworks. Track novel community-driven legal instruments and blockchain biodiversity registries.Post-Growth Municipalism & Carbon-UBI
Experiments like Tomelilla’s Doughnut Economics planning and Feasta’s “Cap & Share” carbon-levy-funded UBI prototypes indicate a shift from GDP-first finance to social-ecological compacts. Monitor city budgets, civil-society UBI coalitions and programmable SDG bond issuances.Pluriversal Data Sovereignty & SSI
Self-sovereign identity networks (BrightID, ID2020 pilots) and Indigenous data-commons projects are eroding state and corporate monopolies over personal and communal data. Scan for new SSI deployments, data-commons governance charters and federated identity protocols.Adaptive Urban Prototypes
Seasteading micro-archipelagos, hydrogen-powered floating ports, and participatory digital twins (CityScope, UrbanistAI) are prefiguring climate-resilient, non-territorial urban units. Keep an eye on seasteading consortia, coastal digital-twin pilots and mixed-reality co-design labs.Decentralized Health Surveillance
Private AI platforms (BlueDot, EPIWATCH), blockchain aid hubs (WFP “Building Blocks”) and volunteer-driven data networks (Global.health) are creating parallel pandemic-preparedness architectures. Watch new open-source epidemiological tools and decentralized health-diplomacy platforms.Circular Bio-Economies & Food-Credit DAOs
Insect-protein upscaling (Protix–Tyson), regenerative agroecology coalitions and farmer-centric blockchain apps (AgUnity) point to de-commodified, justice-oriented food systems. Scan for novel bio-upcycling ventures, agroecology network charters and tokenized food-credit schemes.Peer-Driven Futures Literacy
APF’s Foresight Fridays, UNESCO Futures Labs and independent scenario-platforms (Futures Platform) reveal an emergent, decentralized knowledge infrastructure for anticipatory learning. Track the growth of peer-to-peer foresight communities, open-access scenario tools and youth-led scan networks.Feminist & Decolonial Diplomacies
Civil-society Feminist Foreign-Policy Collaboratives, intersectional SDG trackers and pluriversal epistemic councils are prototyping gender-just, justice-centered multilateral blocs. Monitor feminist policy repositories, Global South diplomatic coalitions and equity-first treaty drafts.Modular, Polycentric Rule-Sets
Inspirations from the Artemis Accords, global digital sustainability compacts and commons-based governance plug-ins (Decidim, Aragon OSx) reveal a shift to iterative, sectoral pacts over monolithic treaties. Focus on new modular governance frameworks, sector-specific plurilateral agreements and rights-based commons platforms.
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2024