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• Involves both rational analysis and creative thinking • Allows for a dialogue around worldviews by
acknowledgement of systemic drivers and enhance thesharing of visions.
Scenario Planning
IndependentAotearoa
Fruitsfor a Few
Living onNo. 8Wire
New Frontiers
Adapted from: Work in progress: four future scenarios for New Zealand. Developed by the Landcare ResearchScenarios Working Group; documented with additional commentary by Rhys Taylor, Bob Frame, Kate Delaney andMelissa Brignall-Theyer. 2nd ed. – Lincoln, N.Z.: Published by Manaaki Whenua Press, 2007.
Game Participants’Perceptions of where NZ is in 2006-7
Resources: Plenty
Resources: Depleted
Identity: Individual Identity: Collective
IndependentAotearoa
Fruits fora Few
Living onNo. 8 Wire
NewFrontiers
Games Participants’Desired Location for NZ in 2055
Work in progress: four future scenarios for New Zealand. Developed by the Landcare Research Scenarios WorkingGroup; documented with additional commentary by Rhys Taylor, Bob Frame, Kate Delaney and Melissa Brignall-Theyer. 2nd ed. – Lincoln, N.Z.: Published by Manaaki Whenua Press, 2007.
Resources: Plenty
Identity: Individual Identity: Collective
Resources: Depleted
Current Trend Directionfrom 2006 (starting near the centre)
Work in progress: four future scenarios for New Zealand. Developed by the Landcare Research Scenarios WorkingGroup; documented with additional commentary by Rhys Taylor, Bob Frame, Kate Delaney and Melissa Brignall-Theyer. 2nd ed. – Lincoln, N.Z.: Published by Manaaki Whenua Press, 2007.
IndependentAotearoa
Fruits fora Few
Living onNo. 8 Wire
NewFrontiers
Resources: Plenty
Identity: Individual Identity: Collective
Resources: Depleted