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Forum for the Future

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Forum for the Future is a registered charity and non-profit organisation that works in partnership with business, government and civil society to accelerate the shift toward a sustainable future. It works by catalysing change in key global systems (energy, food, apparel, shipping). It has an annual turnover of around £5.2 million and employs 66 staff.[1] The current CEO is Sally Uren OBE[2] and the offices are based in the United Kingdom, United States, India and Singapore.

It runs partnerships with more than 100 organisations across business and the public sector to incorporate the principles of sustainable development.

From 1996 to 2016 the organisation ran a Masters course, 'Masters in Leadership for Sustainable Development'. This was run in partnership with the University of Middlesex and the Leadership Trust.[3] Forum set up the School of System Change,[4] a learning provider with offerings for mid-career professionals to learn how to become systems change-makers.

Forum for the Future[5] was founded in 1996, by Paul Ekins, Sara Parkin and Jonathon Porritt.[6] Its earliest members from 1996 to 1999 included a number of key influencers and decision-makers, Sir David Putnam, Richard Branson, Richard Rogers, John Selwyn Gummer, Dr Elaine Storkey, and Douglas Adams.

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Publications

  • The Future of Sustainability[7] by Forum for the Future 2018
  • The Feed behind our Food,[8] by Forum for the Future and Protein 2040 Working Group

The Forum used to publish a magazine called Green Futures which highlights news stories on the environment, sustainable development and green innovation.

References

  1. ^ "Charity overview". apps.charitycommission.gov.uk.
  2. ^ Annual Report 2014 Charity Commission website
  3. ^ Forum for the Future Case Study (PDF), Leadership Trust
  4. ^ "School of System Change". School of System Change.
  5. ^ "Forum for the Future". Forum for the Future.
  6. ^ "History, Forum for the Future website".
  7. ^ "Signals of change - by Forum for the Future". Forum for the Future.
  8. ^ https://www.forumforthefuture.org/Handlers/Download.ashx?IDMF=00c4b14a-196d-4794-9bf9-e46509cac68b[bare URL PDF]

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