ALARM
CORONAVIRUS
Coronavirus (COVID-2019) is now profoundly impacting the future.
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TREND ALERT
CORONAVIRUS OUTLOOK
The simulation models predict that by the end of the year nearly 67% of the world's population will have been infected by the coronavirus at some point.
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CONSUMPTION FUTURES
The United Nations forecasts that the global population will reach 9.7 billion by 2050, and that this will be accompanied by continued urbanisation and changing consumer preferences.
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GLOBAL OUTLOOK
Up to 800 million workers will lose their jobs globally by 2030 and be replaced by robotic automation. Also, geopolitical realignments, emerging technologies and demographic shifts will all contribute to different manifestations of ideologically and politically motivated violence.
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SOCIAL FUTURES
One billion people will be displaced from uninhabitable land and food and water shortages will occur worldwide, leading to social breakdown and outright chaos. Over the next ten years, the world of work is set to rapidly change.
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HUMAN FUTURES
Without a fundamental change in direction, climate change will be irreversible, inflicting disastrous effects on the planet and humanity
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Anticipate trends, uncertainties and predictable surprises to remain agile and resilient to emerging change in real-time
Latest driving forces (from 384,400 total forecasts):
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About 1.7 megabytes a second of new data will be created for every person globally this year.
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Workers around the world could lose $3.4 trillion in income by the end of this year.
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A third of urban dwellers - 1.6 billion people - could struggle to secure decent housing by 2025.
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Copenhagen plans to be the world's first carbon neutral capital city by 2025.
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Coronavirus will disrupt the global economy for at least the first half of the year.
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Covid-19 presents the greatest danger to the global economy since the financial crisis.
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By 2030, 46% of the world's poorest will live in fragile and conflict-affected states.
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AWARDS
ENDORSEMENTS
The new version, advanced system map and the new software prediction on emerging futures are simply superb.
Anoop Swarup, GKA, India
