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The Millennium Project July, 2007 Real Time Delphi to identify variables, “best and worst” forecasts, and weights for SOFI. Construction of the 2007 SOFI, using these variables, with attention to national SOFIs. Establishing National SOFI Standards Systematizing Excel spreadsheet approach for national SOFIs Number of Responses 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Total Registrants Answ ering at least 1 Qvuestion 0 50 100 Days 150 Employment Other, 15 International Organization, 3 Author , 5 Consultant, 18 Private Sector, 13 University, 29 NGO, 7 Government, 11 Region Sub Sahara Africa, 8.6 South East Asia, 5 Pacific Asia, 5.7 Europe, 32.6 North America, 32 Latin America, 9.7 Middle East, North Africa, 4.6 1.7 Variable No Import 1 4 Improved water source 9.08 2 8 Literacy rate, adult total 8.57 3 33 Corruption 8.54 4 18 School Enrollment, secondary 8.53 5 14 People Living in Extreme Poverty 8.51 6 20 Nuclear Proliferation 8.40 7 5 Carbon dioxide emissions 8.40 8 7 Percent unemployment 8.25 9 31 Energy consumption per GDP 8.18 10 11 Number of armed conflicts 8.18 Rank Variable Global Import Best Worst 17 People in Countries that are Free or Partially Free 7.85 60 40 18 Global Surface Temperature Anomalies 7.84 0.9 1.5 19 GDP per capita 7.71 9000 5500 20 People voting in elections 7.69 70.0 50.0 21 Healthcare workers (Physicians, nurses, midwives, etc.) 7.67 7.0 4.0 22 Internet Users 7.54 600 260 23 Infant mortality 7.51 28.0 59.2 24 Forest Lands 7.43 32 25 25 Life expectancy at birth 7.15 75 65 26 Seats held by women in national parliaments 7.06 25 15 27 Number of refugees, asylum seekers, displaced persons 6.97 45.0 70.0 28 Total Debt as percent of Gross National Income 6.75 48 55 29 Percentage of global income concentrated in US, others 6.67 35.0 45.0 30 Homicides, intentional 6.64 5.0 15.0 31 Number of university courses on futures 6.62 250 60 32 Prevalence of HIV 6.59 1.0 3.0 Distribution of Responses 50 Number of Responses 40 30 Water: Nat Import P op: B est Uneml: B est 20 10 0 1 2 3 4 5 Quintile Comparison of 2005 and 2007 SOFIs 1.20 1.10 1.00 2005 0.90 2007 0.80 0.70 0.60 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2007 State of the Future Index 1.30 1.20 1.10 Base 1.00 UQ Med 0.90 LQ 0.80 0.70 0.60 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 Intellectual – Literacy, enrollments, R&D, Internet Health – Life expectancy, infant mortality, physicians, HIV, food Wealth – GDP/cap, unemployment, poverty, debt service Security – Terrorist attacks, nuc proliferation, refugees Moral – Corruption, freedom, voting, women in parliaments Physical – Water, CO2, forests, temperature, renewables Dashboard Experiments: Getting Worse Health, Intellect, and Wealth 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 Moral 0.2 0 Physical Security Health Intellect Wealth 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 Moral 0.2 0 Physical Security Health Intellect Wealth 10 Access to Improved Water Sources 9 Literacy Rate Corruption R&D Expenditures Global Import 8 Food Availability Internet Users 7 6 5 Companies that use ISO 14000 4 5 6 8 7 National Import 9 10 Global Surface Temperature Anomalies GDP per capita Physicians per 1000 population Nuclear Proliferation Literacy rate Number of infectious diseases Population growth rate Number of armed conflicts People in Countries that are Free R&D expenditures Corruption Improved water sources Percent unemployment School Enrollment, secondary Renewable Energy Energy consumption per GDP Internet Users Forest Lands People voting in elections Life expectancy at birth Food availability Infant mortality Number of refugees Homicides, intentional Total Debt as percent of Gross National Income Seats held by women in national parliaments Prevalence of HIV People Living in Extreme Poverty Carbon dioxide emissions People killed or injured in terrorist attacks Global National Comparison National Focus Global SOFI National Comparison National Focus Variables Standard set Based on global; same for all countries. Newly chosen for the country Historical data Global data for last 2 decades National data for last 2 decades National data for last 2 decades Best and Worst estimates Chosen for global forecasts Use global estimates New values for the new variables and the country Weights Chosen for global forecasts Use global estimates New values for the new variables and the country TIA Developments Chosen for global forecasts Use global developments Developments important to the future of the country TIA Development Probabilities Estimated for global TIA developments Use global TIA development probabilities Global TIA values for global developments; new estimates for country specific developments TIA Development Impacts Estimated for global TIA developments and variables Use TIA development impacts as they might affect the country Use TIA development impacts as they might affect the country History of variables and extrapolation SOFI Baseline TIA Developments Events and Variables TIA (and macro) SOFI with TIA GDP per capita (constant 2000 US$) 11000.0 10000.0 9000.0 Base 8000.0 UQ MED LQ 7000.0 Best Worst 6000.0 5000.0 4000.0 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 Excel spreadsheets Reports • Millennium Project Study of State of the Future Index Variables and Their Use in Country to Country Comparisons (the Real Time Delphi) • Building the 2007 SOFI • A Standardized Approach to Building National SOFIs Produce robust “enterprise level” software Review and utilize the "standard" for national SOFI's Construct and compare national SOFI’s Conduct an analysis designed to find whether country SOFI’s (weighted by population) add up to the global SOFI. Experiments with other applications (e.g. corporate SOFI’s) Consider other dimensions (e.g. a measure of national innovativeness) Review and improve TIA judgments Construct on line data bases of variables and events to facilitate national and other applications.