Scenario workshops
Origin: Lat. scenarĭum, Fr. atelier
Frequently used to build or to elaborate scenarios. The aim is usually not just to achieve a finished scenario as a product. There are also benefits from involving members of an organization or community in futures exercises or more specifically in a Foresight process. Such workshops bring together a range of knowledgeable and experienced participants, usually stakeholders of one kind or another, within a structured framework of activities. In many scenario workshops the STEEPV (Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental, Political, and Valued Based factors) approach is used.
Spanish: Talleres de escenario
Sources and references
- United Nations Industrial Development Organization. “Foresight Methodologies Training Module 2.”cited 8 times
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