In 2007, the Inquiry explored the possible future threats to and opportunities for a healthy civil society, looking out to 2025.
The Inquiry futures reports document the findings of this work.
Drawing on the findings of the Inquiry's futures work, the Inquiry is currently exploring a number of 'burning issues' in more depth.
These themes include:
- The distinctive roles of civil society associations in tackling increasing fragmentation and socio-economic divides in society.
- The links between civil society, social justice and growing pressure on global resources. Click here to download calls for proposals for this work.
- The distinctive roles that civil society associations play in creating safe spaces for meaningful deliberation where difference can be articulated and acknowledged.
"Our aim with the futures reports and with the current work of the Inquiry is to stay ahead of the game and help civil society associations shape the future". Geoff Mulgan, Inquiry Chair
