International youth competition of scientific and creative works «Horizon-2100»'19

The Horizon 2100 International Youth Competition '19 is a science fiction and science fiction competition in which young people aged 16 to 26 from any country, nationality, ethnic group and people present their vision of the future at the turn of 2100, which was held for the first time in 2019.

The choice of the 2100 horizon was not accidental. Young people, being the main generator of change, themselves represent the foreseeable future and it is they who will have to shape the subsequent scenarios of its development. And the level of implementation of certain scenarios for the development of this future - the future of economies and societies of countries and civilizations - depends on how it perceives the future, optimistically or pessimistically, to what extent and for how long this perception remains.

In order to successfully implement the Project, the Organizing Committee, the International Jury of the Competition, the Expert Council and the project organizing group were formed.

OSOKINA IRINA LVOVNA

Russia, the author-developer of the Project. candidate of sociological sciences, chairman of the Council of the Center for Modeling the Future, deputy of the Moscow City Duma of the 2nd convocation.

SIDELNIKOV YURI VALENTINOVICH

Russia, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Chief Researcher at the Institute for Management Problems. V.A. Trapeznikov of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor of the Moscow Aviation Institute - National Research University, First Vice President of the International Academy for Future Studies.

ALBERTO GASPARINI

Italy, doctor of social sciences, prof. University of Trieste, founder of the International University Institute for European Studies (IUIES), co-founder of the International Academy for Future Studies, Ch. editor of the magazine FUTURIBILI.

SUHEIL FARAH

Lebanon, Academician of the Russian Academy of Education, Doctor of Philosophy, Laureate of the International Prize. EAT. Primakov for the book "Russian civilization: meaning and destiny", President of the Open University of the Dialogue of Civilizations.

ROTIMI SADIKU

South Africa, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Research Professor at the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment of the Tshwan University of Technology TUT.

EVELINA SCHATZ

Italy, poet and artist, essayist and playwright, director and set designer, culturologist and publisher, figure of Italian and Russian culture.

CARLOS NEMER

Brazil, Doctor of Economics, University Professor, Research Scientist, International Consultant, Founder and CEO of Carlos Nemer Consulting-CNC.

The competition was held in the following core areas:

The competition received 237 works from 19 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America and 79 cities and towns of the Russian Federation. Of the 237 works submitted to the competition, 190 works were accepted for consideration (plagiarism and off-topic works were excluded).

The finalists of the Competition in various areas were 65 works by young people from 13 countries, among them - Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary, Spain, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Poland, Russia, USA, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine. A small analysis showed that the participants' preferences by topic were distributed as follows:

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Using the grant of the President of the Russian Federation for the development of civil society provided by the Presidential Grants Foundation.