How to use: Copy this two-page structure into your preferred document or design tool, replace the prompts with your own concise English content, add visuals if useful, and export the final work as a one- or two-page PDF. Using this exact visual design is optional; covering the required thinking is what matters.
FIH Future Blueprint
Page 1 · Future & Problem
Future Solutions Challenge 2036
Project title
Participant / team and group
1. Why This Matters to Me
What real observation, experience, or story made you care about this issue?
2. 2036 Future Scenario
Describe a plausible 2036 context supported by observable technology, climate, demographic, economic, social, or policy signals.
3. Opportunity or Pain Point
What important future problem needs to be solved? Why will today's approaches be insufficient?
4. Problem Statement
Who is affected, what happens, why does it matter, and how large could the impact be? Use evidence or a reasonable estimate.
5. Future Value Proposition
For whom will you create value, and why will your approach be better suited to 2036?
FIH Future Blueprint
Page 2 · Solution, Roadmap & Impact
Future Solutions Challenge 2036
6. Proposed Solution
Explain the solution, user journey, and core functions. Add a sketch, diagram, or prototype image if helpful.
7. Future Roadmap
Show a credible path: Today → 3 years → 5 years → 2030 → 2033 → 2036. What must happen, and what is the biggest challenge at each stage?
8. Success Metrics
Give three to five measurable indicators, such as people served, emissions reduced, jobs created, access improved, or learning outcomes.
9. Risks & Assumptions
What could go wrong? Which assumptions are most uncertain? Would the idea still help if the future develops differently?
10. Why Now?
Why must work begin in 2026 rather than waiting until 2036?
11. Global Collaboration
Which governments, universities, NGOs, companies, investors, communities, or other partners would be needed?
Optional Inspirations
List books, studies, news, lived experience, or other sources that informed the idea. This section is not scored.