
Description:
The Ibero-American Foresight Network (RIBER) is a public interest, non-profit, pluralist, non-partisan organization open to the voluntary participation of Ibero-American people and institutions interested in Futures Studies and Strategic Foresight.
Vision:
We are a leading network in foresight and a regional and international reference for the exploration of futures in Ibero-America, recognized for its ability to generate innovative knowledge, influence public and private policies, articulating in a global and synergistic way, dissemination initiatives, research, training, in the field of Futures Studies and Strategic Foresight.
Mission:
To be a network with a humanistic and holistic perspective that contributes to well-being and sustainable development through the dissemination of knowledge and applications of Futures Studies and Strategic Prospective, in the political, economic, social, scientific, cultural, territorial, environmental fields. and innovation, for anticipatory governance of Ibero-America.
Objectives:
- Promote regional collaboration through platforms and collaboration forums for the exchange and co-creation of knowledge and exchange of best practices in Futures Studies and Strategic Foresight among Ibero-American countries.
- Disseminate and promote the study and application of Futures Studies in its various approaches and in Strategic Foresight tools.
- Facilitate interaction between foresight professionals, policymakers, academics, and students of the discipline.
- Develop a community of competencies, concepts, methods, and practices in the area of Futures Studies in its various approaches and Strategic Foresight.
- Contribute to the collective learning of regional actors in the development of their foresight skills, providing them with references of the best practices existing in the region and internationally.
- Influence public and private policies by providing forward-looking recommendations to policymakers in member countries.
Recent activities:
Annual RIBER conferences in Mexico (2024), Bolivia (2018), Mexico (2017), Colombia (2016), Dominican Republic (2015), as well as virtual meeting
Some recent publications:
- Book “Latin America 2050. Challenges, Scenarios, and Actions”
- Book “Latinoamérica 2050. Retos escenarios y acciones”
- Book “La Prospectiva en Iberoamérica: Pasado, Presente y Futuro”
- Book “Latin America 2030: Delphi Survey and Scenarios”
Annual Node Activity Reports:
- Download RIBER report 2024 (MPPC Version – Overall version)
- Download Activity Report 2023 (PDF)

