Module structure. What it is. Our modular learning helps you navigate the rapidly changing field of systems change and adopt the practices that best fit the pace of your work and team. How can systems thinking be applied and broken down in practice? What qualifies as a ‘systemic problem’ when we talk about social change? In this long-read, Hansika Singh, Principal Strategist, explores system change through COVID-19 and India’s healthcare system. Latest. Regenerative cotton pilot pays farmers for making positive changes on farms. Through an on-farm, farmer-focused pilot program in the Southeastern US, Forum for the Future and the Ecosystem Services Market Consortium (ESMC) explored how we might finance the transition to a cotton sector that benefits soil, ecosystems, climate and farmers.
Latest. Regenerative cotton pilot pays farmers for making positive changes on farms. Through an on-farm, farmer-focused pilot program in the Southeastern US, Forum for the Future and the Ecosystem Services Market Consortium (ESMC) explored how we might finance the transition to a cotton sector that benefits soil, ecosystems, climate and farmers. Leila Hoballah Daniel Ford Louise Armstrong. You will receive joining details once your registration is completed. If you have any issues with your booking please contact us at [email protected] View other events coming up from Forum for the future A modular learning journey about systems change for funders from philanthropy, impact investing, and the public sector. COVID-19 has caused significant disruption worldwide and changed life as we know it. As the crisis deepens, opening up fault lines in the ways our economy, political structures, society and environment are connected, many change makers are also framing this as a clarion call for transforming the systems we all rely on - in other words, ‘systems change’.
A modular learning journey about systems change for funders from philanthropy, impact investing, and the public sector. COVID-19 has caused significant disruption worldwide and changed life as we know it. As the crisis deepens, opening up fault lines in the ways our economy, political structures, society and environment are connected, many change makers are also framing this as a clarion call for transforming the systems we all rely on - in other words, ‘systems change’.
