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"Why scenarios?
A scenario is basically a story that describes a possible future. Building and using scenarios can help people explore what the future might look like. Decision makers can use scenarios to think about critical risks and opportunities in the future and to explore ways in which these might unfold. Scenarios are a vehicle to highlight the critical uncertainties ahead that might affect learning.
Scenario development provides a process, a common language and tools so that people from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds can work together effectively on these things. The scenarios themselves broaden people’s perspectives on the future. They help us to become more adaptable in the face of change."
Via Ariana Amorim, Jose Luis Anzizar
