Looking at their website and the pdf file, the whole thing reads as cheeky deceit.
Their involvement in rebuilding New Orleans sounds like a very controlled inhuman experiment, to me, when you read between the lines.
In the PDF file, the letter from Judith Rodin, the President of the Rockefeller Foundation, contains this paragraph:
The Rockefeller Foundation supports work that expands opportunity and strengthens resilience to social, economic, health, and environmental challenges — affirming its pioneering philanthropic mission, since 1913, to “promote the well-being” of humanity. We take a synergistic, strategic approach that places a high value on innovative processes and encourages new ways of seeking ideas, to break down silos and encourage interdisciplinary thinking.
The words "to promote the wellbeing" of humanity are deliberately put in quotation marks.
They are partnered with the Bill Gates Foundation and Monsanto in "improving" farming in Africa, but it sounds more like Africa is being used as a "test" continent.
Rockefeller also funds T4America. On the surface you would think that T4America is an organization designed to improve transportation. They talk about the decaying infrastructure of roads and bridges and the need for something new. Here is a video by T4America
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61GacCz_OPM
The problem, as I see it, is that they would like to do away with people's liberties and ability to travel. I believe that they want to take away our vehicles and fill the roads with checkpoints, BEFORE a solution is fully implemented.
I might be biased though, because I have had some nightmares about this, but somewhere on their website it said that for the lower to middle class now spends 30% of their income on transportation (vehicle, insurance, gas, parking, and it could be that was the plan all along.
We are at a tipping point for change in transportation policy in the United States. Comprehensive federal transportation legislation must be reauthorized very soon. The financing mechanism for federal funding has collapsed, necessitating a new approach.
In addition, global warming, energy insecurity, and anxiety about economic competitiveness are all converging to force policymakers to generate a new vision.
As far as their futurespeak, when they talk about the Olympics, that is very strange and does sound like wishful thinking on their part. At least that is how I read it.