[Fwd: RE: [searchnet] [Fwd: Re: [schnellerwandel] 1. Zukunftskonferenz in China!]]

[Michael M Pannwitz]

Lieber Ludwig und liebe Liste,
hier eine Rückmeldung aus China über die etlichen FS, die dort 
stattgefunden haben.
Herzliche Grüße aus Berlin
mmp

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Subject: RE: [searchnet] [Fwd: Re: [schnellerwandel] 1. 
Zukunftskonferenz in China!]
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 08:24:39 +0800
From: Keke QUEI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: future search <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization: Kinnogene Inc.
To: future search <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Dear Michael,

To add in to share that we have done FS since Oct. 2004 with Kodak 
China, and around 6 FS conference in 2005 and 8 Conferences in 2006 - in 
SHG, Beijing; using the FS flow as the main flow, and add in world café 
to bring to the action planning part of the conderence.

Tom, who is based in Sydeny was involved in about 1/3 of those 15 
conferences.

Simens was one of the company we did 2 FS in 2005 with 2 different 
business group - and 1 in 2005 with again another biz group.

Love to share the notes about FS in China.

Rgds,
Keke
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-----Original Message-----
From: Michael M Pannwitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 3:48 AM
To: future search
Subject: [searchnet] [Fwd: Re: [schnellerwandel] 1. Zukunftskonferenz in 
China!]

Dear List,
this is my reply, in German, to a colleague reporting on an FS that is 
taking place in China right now. My note basically tells him that I am 
crossing my fingers (which in German is "squeezing ones thumb") which he 
requested we do and that there is an earlier FS in the data base of FSN 
(he feels that it is probably the first in China) facilitated by Mark 
Pixley and Karen Lim (both with pictures and contact data in the 
openspaceworldmap
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/

I also encouraged him to join the netword and to enter the FS he is 
facilitating into the data base.
Further down in his mail there are details in English.
Greetings from Berlin
mmp

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Subject: Re: [schnellerwandel] 1. Zukunftskonferenz in China!
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 21:41:35 +0200
From: Michael M Pannwitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: neuer-beitrag@schnellerwandel.de
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Lieber Ludwig!
Ich drück Euch ganz mächtig die Daumen! Weiß allerdings aus eigener 
Erfahrung, dass FS wunderbar funktioniert. Und ein spannendes Thema!!
Herzliche Grüße aus Berlin
mmp

PS: Habe gerade die database des Future Search Networks besucht: Es gabe 
im Dezember 2003 einen von Mark Pixley und Karen Lim begleiteten FS in 
Shenzhen. Und einen in Taiwan im Juni 1999, auch von Mark begleitet.
Sowohl Mark als auch Karen sind in der openspaceworldmap unter China mit
  allen Kontaktdaten zu finden
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/

Du selbst bist nicht als Mitglied im FSNetwork auffindbar, es wäre 
schön, wenn der von Dir begleitete FS dort auftauchen würde.


ViS!ON - Ludwig Weitz wrote:

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Liebe Liste,

ich melde mich aus Peking, wo in diesen Tagen die erste (zumindest ist 
mir und den lokalen Partnern keine bisherige bekannt) 
Zukunftskonferenz in China stattfindet. Es geht um die 
innerchinesische Migration, in China Wanderarbeiter genannt. Sie steht 
unter dem Thema: Leben in Peking
- gleiche Rechte und  Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten für alte und neue 
Bürger. Es ist spannend. Drückt uns die Daumen. Ich werde berichten. 
Zur Information folgt die Presseerklärung.

Herzlichen Gruss

Ludwig Weitz


First-ever Future Search Conference (FSC) in Beijing's Dongsi 
community integrates rural migrants in participatory urban governance
  Dear (name of recipient):

You are cordially invited to join a press conference on Friday, August 
18, 2006 from 3 to 4 pm at the Dongsi Olympic Community Sports and 
Culture Center (??????????????,????????????14?). Representatives from 
the government and non-governmental organizations will give a report 
on the conduct of a first-ever Future Search Conference in China, 
which will be held at the Dongsi Olympic Community Sports and Culture 
Center from Tuesday noon until Thursday afternoon, August 15 until 17.

What is a Future Search Conference?

 From August 15 to 17, 2006, sixty-four participants from all walks of 
life will join big and small group discussions about "Living in 
Beijing
-- Equal rights and development opportunities for new and old citizens." 
People from government organs, non-governmental organizations, and 
community-based organizations, as well as lawyers, social workers, 
informal migrant leaders, rural migrants and other local citizens from 
four Beijing communities (Dongcheng, Haidian, Chaoyang, Shjingshan) 
will participate in the two-and-a-half day community dialogue and 
participatory governance activity known as a "Future Search 
Conference."  At this first-ever Future Search Conference in China, 
participants deliberate about the past, present and future challenges 
originating from accelerated rural-urban migration that now face 
Beijing's communities. This event provides a unique opportunity for 
all stakeholders to find ways to better integrate rural migrants into 
urban communities.

Who are the organizers of the Future Search Conference?

The Future Search Conference is being organized by a preparatory 
committee consisting of six representatives from the state, private 
sector and civil society. It is being facilitated by two local 
non-governmental organizations, "Citizen" and the "Healthy Environment 
Public Education Promotion Organization". These NGOs receive local 
government support for the initiative by teaming up with various local 
government offices in Beijing, as well as technical support from the 
American Bar Association (ABA), the Chinese Association for NGO 
Cooperation (CANGO), with funding from the U.S.-China Legal 
Cooperation Fund.  Additional technical support is being provided by 
the German organizations the Center for International Migration and 
Development
(CIM) and the German Foundation for Participation (Stiftung 
Mitarbeit), which seconded the German organizational development 
expert Mr Ludwig Weitz to moderate the Future Search Conference.

What are the benefits of a Future Search Conference?

Originally developed by the American civil society practitioner Marvin 
Weisbord, the Future Search Conference mechanism has for many years 
enabled communities and organizations worldwide to find common ground 
for joint action. The conference in Beijing is part of the 
"Participatory Urban Governance Program" (PUGP), a comprehensive good 
governance initiative being carried out jointly by ABA and CANGO in 
cooperation with local stakeholders in various Chinese communities. 
The PUGP develops and provides training for basic level government 
actors, Chinese NGOs, migrants and other civil society stakeholders 
from various communities in China. Training emphasizes the principles 
and mechanisms of public participation in urban governance, with a 
specific focus on helping Chinese communities develop and adapt new 
tools for addressing governance issues associated with the integration 
of rural migrants into urban communities.


How can journalists cover the Future Search Conference?

Journalists are welcome to interview participants of the Future Search 
Conference. However, we kindly request that such interviews are being 
conducted in a non-intrusive fashion, e.g. after the event has come to 
an end on Thursday, August 17, 2006 at 5 pm. Please also refrain from 
filming during the conduct of the Future Search Conference, since this 
may interfere with the work of our participants. A selection of 
digital pictures of the FSC can be obtained during the press 
conference on August 18, 2006. At the press conference, rural migrants 
and other stakeholders such as government and NGO representatives will 
reflect on the first-ever Future Search Conference in China, thus 
providing the media with personal observations and direct comments.


A press release in English and Chinese will be provided on August 18, 2006.


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