The Centre for Strategic Futures (CSF) was established to help the Singapore Government prepare for complex and uncertain futures. It focuses on strategic planning, risk management, and fostering a network of thinkers across government and beyond.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Singapore Government Centre for Strategic Futures |
| Authors: | Adrian Kuah, April Chin, Bai Huifen, Cheryl Chung, Gunathilakan Darmalingam, Janelle Moh, Jasmin Lau, Jonathan Ng, Kay Chew Lin, Kwa Chin Lum, Lee Seng Teck, Leong Ming Wei, Leong Wei Jian, Lewis Liu, Peter Ong, Tan Li San, Tiana Desker, William Liew |
| Geographic focus: | Singapore, Global |
| Page count: | 110 |
The CSF uses a variety of research methods, including scenario planning, horizon scanning, and policy gaming. It also engages in international networking and workshops to gather diverse perspectives and challenge cognitive biases.
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The CSF employs a whole-of-government approach to anticipate and manage complex and uncertain futures. It uses tools like scenario planning, risk assessment, and horizon scanning to identify emerging strategic issues and risks. It also promotes cross-agency collaboration and international networking to enhance foresight capabilities.
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