The Millennium Project Nodes and Networks

The Millennium Project Nodes are groups of individuals and institutions that connect global and local views. Nodes identify participants, translate questionnaires and reports, and conduct interviews, special research, workshops, symposiums, and advanced training.

Memorandum of Understanding-Definition of a Node and its relationship to the Millennium Project as-a-whole.

Current Nodes of the Millennium Project include:

Argentina (Mendoza)

Armenia (dormant)

Arts and Media

Australia (in transition)

Azerbaijan (Baku)

Bolivia (La Paz/Santa Cruz)

Brazil (Sao Paulo)

Brussels Area (Brussels)

Bulgaria (Sofia)

Canada (Québec/Toronto)

Chile (Santiago)

China (Beijing)

Colombia (Bogotá)

Costa Rica (San Jose)

Croatia (Zagreb)

Cyber Node (in transition)

Czech Republic (Olomouc)

Denmark (Copenhagen)

Dominican Republic (dormant)

Dubai

Egypt (Cairo)

El Salvador (San Salvador)

Finland (Helsinki)

France (Paris)

Georgia (Tbilisi)

Germany (Cologne/Berlin)

Greece (Thessaloniki)

Hungary (Budapest)

Iceland (Reykjavik)

India (in transition)

Iran (Tehran)

Israel (Tel Aviv)

Italy (Bologna/Pescara)

Japan (in transition)

Kenya (Nairobi)

Korea (Seoul)

Kosovo

Kuwait (in transition)

Malaysia (in transition)

Mexico (Mexico City)

Montenegro (Podgorica)

Nepal (Kathmandu)

Netherlands (s-Hertogenbosch)

New Zealand (Wellington)

Pakistan (Islamabad)

Panama (in transition)

Peru (Lima)

Philippines (Manila)

Poland (Warszawa)

Portugal (Lisbon)

Romania (Bucharest)

Russian Federation (Moscow)

Serbia (Belgrad)

Silicon Valley (US)

Slovak Republic (Bratislava)

Slovenia (Liubljana)

Southern Africa (Pretoria/Johannesburg)

Sri Lanka (Colombo)

Tunisia (Tunis)

Türkiye (Istanbul)

United Kingdom (London)

Uruguay (Montevideo)

Venezuela (Caracas)

Washington D.C. (coordinating office)

Zimbabwe (Harare)