The Millennium Project

The Millennium Project is a think tank that publishes a State of the Future report for the past 24 years, and Futures Research Methodology 3.0 with 27 methods, and manages the Global Futures Research System.[2] It was founded under the American Council for the United Nations University in 1997.[3] By 2007 it had become a part of the World Federation of United Nations Associations[4] By 2009 it had become independent and has grown to have 65 Nodes (groups of individuals and institutions that connect local and global perspectives on the future) around the world.[2]

This article is about The Millennium Project. It is not to be confused with United Nations Millennium Project.
The Millennium Project
PurposeGlobal Futures Research
HeadquartersWashington D.C.
Region served
Worldwide
Executive directors
Jerome C. Glenn,[1]
Theodore J. Gordon,
Elizabeth Florescu
Websitemillennium-project.org

References
  1. December 19, 2013, USA Today, Moogfest announces music: Kraftwerk, Nile Rodgers, Retrieved July 9, 2015, "..Jerome C. Glenn: Co-founder & director of The Millennium Project...."
  2. Jonathan Owen (2014-03-16). "State of the Future report: Humans are doing OK, but nature suffers as a result – and we'll pay for it - Nature - Environment". The Independent. Retrieved 2014-08-06.
  3. ANDREW ZIPERN, November 8, 2001, The New York Times, Rewarding Technology That Benefits Humanity, Retrieved Aug. 23, 2014.
  4. 11 September 2007, Julian Borger, The Guardian, Organised crime: the $2 trillion threat to the world's security, Retrieved Aug. 23, 201


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