The School of System Change
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Seedling Series: Lewis Deep Democracy
Develop your ability to effectively deal with tension and polarities through the Lewis Deep Democracy approach. Facilitated by Belamie Peddle, the School of System Change’s Seedling Series short course begins in August. Spaces are limited to 10 so enrol soon.
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Apply to Delta Autumn 2023
Applications have just opened for the next Delta cohort, starting November. Join the five-week course for an introduction to systems change and several frameworks that can support you to work with complexity. Apply by 17 October.
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Insights on the Forum blog
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How medical leaders can play a critical role in solving the climate and health crisis
With the dual crises of climate and health intensifying, it is critical for medical leaders to step up and play a catalytic role. Dr Emma Iovoli, Life Sciences Consultant – Climate and Health, recommends ways in which medical leaders can contribute and drive co-benefits for climate and health within their organisations.
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Reimagining a new model for regenerative supply chains in agriculture
Current agricultural supply chains fall short in delivering the environmental and livelihood outcomes needed, leaving regenerative farmers with limited ways to access viable markets. As part of the Growing our Future initiative, we set out to reimagine the process of buying and selling regenerative products, envisioning a decentralised, collaborative, and regenerative model called the Regenerative Value Network (RVN). Valentina Toledo, Forum’s Senior Change Designer, explores its transformative potential.
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Sustainability’s secret weapon: Procurement
The purpose of business in society and our economy is changing and procurement is emerging as a secret weapon. Forum’s Principal Change Designer, Felicity Butler, highlights the need to rethink traditional procurement processes and buying strategies, whose primary focus on cost-savings and risk mitigation are no longer fit for what will be a radically different future. What’s our alternative and how can we get there?
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Using systems thinking to create secure and resilient food chains in India
India urgently needs to address the challenges of food security, nutrition, sustainable livelihoods, and climate change. However, these pressing needs often compete or overshadow each other. Forum's Principal Strategist, Hansika Singh, emphasises the importance of adopting a systems thinking approach to build resilient food systems and ensure food security in India.
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In other news
- A significant transformation is needed for education institutions to become carbon neutral by 2030. Forum CEO, Dr Sally Uren, offers her reflections on this in Education Business.
- The Protein Challenge Southeast Asia team shares their learnings on tackling Southeast Asia’s protein crisis in Roads and Kingdoms.
- Businesses must leverage their spheres of control, influence, and concern for maximum positive impact, writes Forum's Principal Change Designer, Charlie Thorneycroft in BusinessGreen.
- Repeated heatwaves and rise in temperatures can affect the efficiency of solar energy structures. Saksham Nijhawan, Forum’s Principal Sustainability Strategist, speaks about the Responsible Energy Initiative in Mongabay India.
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