Federal Forecasters Consortium
The Federal Forecasters Consortium (FFC) is a collaborative effort of agencies in the United States government, as well as other interested parties in the academic and not-for-profit communities, who share an interest in the practice, planning and use of forecasting activities by and within the federal government.
The annual FFC Consortium provides a forum where forecasters from federal agencies and other organizations can meet and discuss various aspects of forecasting.
The next Federal Forecasters Conference will be held on September 22, 2022!
- Extended deadline: Abstract submissions are now due July 29th! Call For Papers Here!
- Enter the forecasting contest with the winner to be announced at the conference. Details here: Google form or PDF. Entries due by 5 pm ET on September 1, 2022.
- More details on the 2022 conference from the tab below.
Papers and Proceedings from Previous Conferences
- FFC2021 — The 23rd Federal Forecasters Conference-2021
- FFC2017 — The 22nd Federal Forecasters Conference-2017 (PDF)
- FFC2015 — The 21st Federal Forecasters Conference–2015 (PDF)
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FFC2014 — The 20th Federal Forecasters Conference–2014 (PDF)
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FFC2012 — The 19th Federal Forecasters Conference–2012 (PDF)
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FFC2011 — The 18th Federal Forecasters Conference–2011 (PDF)
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FFC2009 — The 17th Federal Forecasters Conference–2009 (PDF)
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FFC2008 — The 16th Federal Forecasters Conference–2008 (PDF)
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FFC2006 — The 15th Federal Forecasters Conference–2006 (PDF)
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FFC2005 — The 14th Federal Forecasters Conference–2005 (PDF)
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FFC2003 — The 13th Federal Forecasters Conference–2003 (PDF)
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FFC2002 — The 12th Federal Forecasters Conference–2002 (PDF)
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FFC2000 — The 11th Federal Forecasters Conference–2000 (PDF)
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FFC1999 — The 10th Federal Forecasters Conference–1999 (PDF)
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FFC1994_96 —The 7th and 8th Federal Forecasters Conferences –1994&1996 (PDF)
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FFC1993 — The 6th Federal Forecasters Conference–1993. Part 1 (PDF) & Part 2 (PDF)
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FFC1990 — The 3rd Federal Forecasters Conference –1990 (PDF)
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