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1
SOFI Czech Republic Tentative outcomes
Pavel Novácek Petr Kladivo Jan Machácek Jirí
Teichmann
2
Aims
  • Calculation of simple regional SOFI (14 regions
    in the Czech Republic)
  • Calculation of complex baseline SOFI as well as
    partial SOFIs for the Czech Republic (demography,
    social, economy, environmental)
  • Analysis of regional differences - period 2001 -
    2010
  • Classification of regions according to selected
    criteria

3
Methods
  • Calculation of simple SOFI (2001-2010), all
    variables have equal weight (1)všechny promenné
    mají stejnou váhu, SOFI calculated also for each
    of 14 regions within Czech Republic, Real Time
    Delphi will be done later (probably autumn 2012)

Variables
4
First results
  • thematic SOFI CR 2001-2010

5
Future Oriented Thinking Index (FOTI)
  • Why are the poor poor and the rich are rich?
  • The answer might lie somewhere else other than in
    the known theories of development.
  • There are three basic guidelines that seek
    explanation
  • a) dependence theory,
  • b) the influence of geographical and
    environmental factors
  • c) culturological approach

6
Future Oriented Thinking Index (FOTI)
  • Maybe every development theory has some truth in
    itself, but what we need is to create some
    inventive synthesis.
  • Perhaps future-oriented thinking it the principal
    key to prosperity and success.
  • If future oriented thinking is important factor
    to prosperity and success, then we need
    instrument how to measure it the Future
    Oriented Thinking Index (FOTI).

7
Future Oriented Thinking Index (FOTI)
  • Max Weber pointed to the Protestant ethic and its
    influence on the development of capitalism in
    Europe and North America.
  • The postponement of current consumption, savings,
    investment, hard work, all with the vision of
    Gods salvation after this life that is a
    typical example of future-oriented thinking which
    determines our current behavior and actions.
  • Therefore it is desirable to formulate a Future
    Oriented Thinking Index (FOTI), which would
    complement such indexes as GDP, HDI, SOFI and
    others.

8
Future Oriented Thinking Index (FOTI)
  • FOTI is by methodological approach close to the
    SOFI developed by Theodore J. Gordon and the
    Millennium Project.
  • But FOTI should focus more on identyfying how
    people are able to take into account future
    challenges and behave according to them, less on
    state of the future (measuring whether
    situation will improve or deteriorate).
  • Tentatively 23 indicators are proposed to
    calculate FOTI.

9
FOTI tentative proposal of indicators
  • Education
  • Public expenditures on higher education
  • Percentage of households connected to internet
  • Research expenditures

10
FOTI tentative proposal of indicators
  • Health
  • Public expenditures for health prevention
  • Consumption of alcohol, cigarettes and drugs
  • Percentage of overweight people in society

11
FOTI tentative proposal of indicators
  • Economy
  • Income distribution GINI Index
  • Households savings
  • Values of external debt
  • Values of inherent debt
  • Total debt service
  • Internal debt of country expresssed as degree of
    neglected infrastructure (roads, buildings,)
  • Official development assistance (ODA) expenditures

12
FOTI tentative proposal of indicators
  • Environment
  • Expenditures to renewable energy resources and
    into energy savings
  • Expenditures of households to buy ecological food
  • Recycling ( of recycled paper, alluminium etc.)
  • Ratio of total number of cars and bicycles in
    country
  • CO2 emissions
  • Percentage of nationally protected areas

13
FOTI tentative proposal of indicators
  • Other
  • People voting in elections
  • Percentage of religious people actively
    practicing their religion
  • Ratio of households expenditures for food and for
    culture
  • Number of accepted patents in one year

14
FOTI tentative proposal of indicators
  • Additional indicators were proposed by two MP
    members as first feedback
  • Per capita cell phone
  • Per capita number of servers
  • Price of high speed connection
  • Doctors per 100 000 people
  • Scientists per capita
  • Futures courses per capita
  • Think tanks per capita
  • Percent government budget for long-range planning
  • Subscriptions per capita to futurists magazines
  • Number of hits on Google in search of the country
    and the term future country x
  • Websites with the name future in it per capita

15
FOTI next steps
  • Next step should be to select final list of
    indicators.
  • All data should be publicly accessible sources.
  • The overall index then should be calculated for
    individual countries as an arithmetical average
    of all selected variables (individual indicators)

16
Polish Subnode
  • Translation of SOF 2011 Executive Summary into
    Polish
  • Spreading the word Distribution of the Polish
    translation of SOF 2011 Executive Summary among
    Polish entrepreneurs, government officials and
    scientists
  • Introducing SOFI methodology to the Polish Club
    of Rome and Polish Academy of Sciences
  • Cooperation with Economic University of Cracow in
    the area of futures studies and technology
    foresight
  • Cooperation with University of Warsaw the first
    ever Polish course in humanities through futures
    studies will be taught starting October 2012

17
Polish Subnode
  • Launching www.ptsp.pl a futurology and
    foresight oriented Web portal created in a
    cooperation with the Polish Futures Studies
    Society. It is quickly rising in popularity in
    Poland and becoming an important reference for
    Polish internet users. Its development is
    threefold
  • News section, presenting current, punctual
    information
  • Weekly topics reviews, comments, reports
  • A growing volume of general futuresresources,
    translated by authorscourtesy from original
    languages

18
Slovak Subnode
  • International Colloquium Designing the Future in
    Europe 2011 (October, Prague) Civic
    Futurological Society
  • Conference Global Existencial Risks 2011 (30.
    November 1. December 2012, Bratislava) Slovak
    Society for Environment
  • International Conference 40 Years of Limits to
    Growth (March 2012, Bratislava) Slovak
    Association for the Club of Rome
  • Seminar Gunter Pauli Blue Economy (May 2012,
    Bratislava) Slovak Association for the Club of
    Rome
  • Seminar Conscious Evolution and Creative Design
    of Syntropic Economic Theory (March 2012, Prague)
    Civic Futurological Society
  • Seminar From Limits to Growth to Blue Economy
    Forty Years of Publishing Reports to the Club of
    Rome (June 2012, Prague) Civic Futurological
    Society

19
Slovak Subnode scheduled activities
  • Conference Global Existencial Risks 2012
    (November, Bratislava) Slovak Society for
    Environment
  • International Colloquium Designing Future in
    Europe 2013 (Prague) Civic Futurological
    Society
  • International Conference Global Problems, Local
    Solutions 2013 (Bratislava) Slovak Association
    for the Club of Rome

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Thank you for your attention
  • Pavel Novácek
  • Central European Node
  • pavel.novacek_at_upol.cz
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