Mapping Where We Are, Where We Want to Go, and How to Get There using the Three Horizons process.
For the past five years, the Feeding Ourselves gathering has utilised the Talanoa Dialogue, a participatory process developed under the UNFCCC during COP23 in 2017, under Fiji’s presidency. “Talanoa,” a Fijian word, refers to an inclusive and constructive dialogue where participants share stories, build empathy, and work toward solutions for the common good.
The dialogue is centered around three guiding questions:
- Where are we?
- Where do we want to go?
- How do we get there?
This year, we will use the Three Horizons (3H) framework to guide and deepen our conversations. Similar to Talanoa, the Three Horizons framework promotes long-term thinking by distinguishing between three phases: the current system (Horizon 1), the emerging future (Horizon 3), and the transition activities and innovations needed to enable a viable future (Horizon 2).
The 3H framework encourages reflection on where we are today, where we want to go, and how we can bridge the gap between the two.