Transforming Systems, Together

Together with our friends from Reos Partners, we have pioneered a new approach to contribute to the realization of SDG16 – access to justice for all. We call it justice transformation. Reos has helped us organize and hold the deep conversations between justice leaders that are needed for that, conversations that are not about shallow change but deep transformation. Our inspiring partnership embodies the power of difference: between HiiL and Reos and between the justice leaders.

A diverse, dispersed, resilient, largely renewable electricity future is the key to making the world richer, fairer, cooler, and safer…I’ve been working on these issues for about 40 years, and this is the first time, I think, that such a broad spectrum of thought leaders in the electricity industry has ever been together in one place…I think it’s going to speed up the transition by maybe a decade.

Reos Partners’ work helped inspire the Engineering Change Lab, and their support has been critical to its success. I really appreciate how they leverage best practices from cutting-edge systems change efforts around the world and work with us to customize the approach for our specific context.

Reos Partners have been at the forefront of designing our process and supporting our lab members throughout but also acted as mentors and coaches to our core team in Europe, the US, Ghana and Kenya. This was important because systems change processes are emergent, and the process of needing to be flexible and guided by members’ needs can be challenging. Reos was exemplary in holding our hand throughout. The success of the RINGO Lab, thus far, could not have been possible without the Reos Partners team. They have made a significant contribution to our work.