NEMO, represented by Secretary General Julia Pagel and board member Sandro Debono, was invited to the ICCROM workshop to be part of reflecting on how foresight methodologies can support heritage organisations in anticipating future challenges and opportunities, thereby strengthening strategic planning at national, European, and international levels.
NEMO joined an ICCROM workshop on strategic foresight in Rome
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