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© 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B© 2013 Institute for the Future. All rights reserved. SR-1563B
March 2013
Foresight Engine Game Analysis:
25 Zones of Future Innovation
© 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B
A project by Institute for the Future and The Rockefeller Foundationwww.iftf.org/our-work/global-landscape/catalysts-for-change/catalysts-zones-of-innovation
Contact: Tessa Finlev, [email protected]
© 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B
19 | A Sporting Chance
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The benefits of staying physically active
are continuously promoted for both
physical and mental health, but larger
benefits of supporting organized sports will
include new paths out of poverty as well.
These initiatives can range from large-scale
events that provide opportunity for large
investments of money and infrastructure—
such as the Olympics and the World Cup,
which have been hosted in the developing
world in recent years—to smaller projects that
focus on individual development and skills
training.
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Some players in the Catalysts for Change game suggested ways of using
organized sports to build local commerce, prevent crime and other unhealthy
habits associated with high levels of unemployment, and even promote
organizational and administrative skills.
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19 | A Sporting Chance | From the Players
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Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair*
Ghana**
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*Cards have been lightly edited for readability.**Player location was self selected.
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Host regional and world sporting events in poorer countries and invite industry from the visiting countries to improve local infrastructure
England
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Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair
Ghana
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Developing sports academies and incentives has proven to be a partial solution for lowering crime rates, as most inmates are very young.
Peru
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Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair
Ghana
Host regional and world sporting events in poorer countries and invite industry from the visiting countries to improve local infrastructure
England
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Promote sport at local levels All ages learn self-respect, mutual respect, physical/mental fitness - and a range of administrative skills.
South Africa
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Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair
Ghana
Host regional and world sporting events in poorer countries and invite industry from the visiting countries to improve local infrastructure
England
Developing sports academies and incentives has proven to be a partial solution for lowering crime rates, as most inmates are very young.
Peru
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Sports as a way to prevent crime increase
Peru
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Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair
Ghana
Host regional and world sporting events in poorer countries and invite industry from the visiting countries to improve local infrastructure
England
Developing sports academies and incentives has proven to be a partial solution for lowering crime rates, as most inmates are very young.
Peru
Promote sport at local levels All ages learn self-respect, mutual respect, physical/mental fitness - and a range of administrative skills.
South Africa
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KivaforSports: How to support skills/life training efforts for kids worldwide? http://www.livemint.com/2010/10/28204006/Field-of-dreams.html
USA
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Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair
Ghana
Host regional and world sporting events in poorer countries and invite industry from the visiting countries to improve local infrastructure
England
Developing sports academies and incentives has proven to be a partial solution for lowering crime rates, as most inmates are very young.
Peru
Promote sport at local levels All ages learn self-respect, mutual respect, physical/mental fitness - and a range of administrative skills.
South Africa
Sports as a way to prevent crime increase
Peru
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19 | A Sporting Chance | Micro-forecasts from the Game
Sport is also a great way for people to appreciate rules. For life is really a game and if rules are followed the outcomes are always fair
Ghana
Host regional and world sporting events in poorer countries and invite industry from the visiting countries to improve local infrastructure
England
Developing sports academies and incentives has proven to be a partial solution for lowering crime rates, as most inmates are very young.
Peru
Promote sport at local levels All ages learn self-respect, mutual respect, physical/mental fitness - and a range of administrative skills.
South Africa
Sports as a way to prevent crime increase
Peru
KivaforSports: How to support skills/life training efforts for kids worldwide? http://www.livemint.com/2010/10/28204006/Field-of-dreams.html
USA
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Signals from the Present
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A Ganar Alliance calls itself a “youth workforce development program wrapped up in a soccer ball.”
Girls Kick It!
Girls Kick It! is a Ugandan community organization that promotes the positive development of girls living in post-conflict areas of Northern Uganda.
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A Ganar Alliance
Image Source: www.girlskickit.org
Image Source: www.partners.net/partners/History1.asp#.UT14RHx4YyQ
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Image Source: www.homelessworldcup.org
The Homeless World Cup, which seeks to improve lives of homeless through sport and other opportunities, began in 2003 in Vienna with 18 nations competing. The tournament took place in Mexico in 2012, to be followed by Poland in 2013 with 64 competing countries.
Homeless World Cup
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March 2013
Foresight Engine Game Analysis:
25 Zones of Future Innovation
© 2013 Institute for the Future for Rockefeller Foundation. All rights reserved. SR-1563B
A project by Institute for the Future and The Rockefeller Foundationwww.iftf.org/our-work/global-landscape/catalysts-for-change/catalysts-zones-of-innovation
Contact: Tessa Finlev, [email protected]
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