Working group
Origin: Lat, *tripaliāre, de tripalĭum, it. gruppo
A working group, in foresight, joins together various categories of participants (so that a diversity from the points of view and experiments are represented), in sufficient numbers to create a dynamic group (8 to 10at least)but limited so that others can talk(15 to 18maximum). This group is required to meet several times. It is structured around a moderator who can be leader, apresident or a rapporteur.
Spanish: : Grupo de trabajo
Sources and references
- Goux- Baudiment. Fabienne “Foresight Memento”cited 32 times
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