A Systems Approach to Strategy: How Strategic Mapping Enhances Strategic Planning

In an era of rapid change and interconnected challenges, strategy can no longer be a once-a-year exercise.

This article explores how strategic mapping complements strategic planning to create living, adaptive strategies that evolve with shifting realities.

Learn how a systems lens enables organizations to align diverse stakeholders, prioritize smartly, and deliver lasting impact.

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We Can Work Together Even Across Deep Differences

Drawing on over thirty years of global experience, Adam Kahane challenges the myth of harmonious teamwork and offers a revolutionary approach that embraces discord, experimentation, and genuine cocreation.

Discover how to work with people you don't agree with or like or trust in “Collaborating with the Enemy”.

The Sustainable Food Lab: Eight Years and Counting

Learn how the Sustainable Food Lab continued to evolve, eight years after its creation, to be a unique, long-term, systemic intervention in food systems.

Laboratories for Social Change: Towards a Theory of Systemic Action

CURRENT APPROACHES TO ADDRESSING COMPLEX SOCIAL CHALLENGES ARE NOT WORKING. There is much to celebrate in terms of the number of people involved in change initiatives, in the increasing amounts

GRES: Integrating Sustainability in the Core of Brazilian Business

GRES (Business Reference Group for Sustainability), seeks to advance sustainable business through innovation, collaboration and leadership development.

The Metropolitan Agriculture Innoversity

Find out more about the MetroAg Innoversity, an action-learning institution dedicated to creating meaningful change in the agricultural and food sectors.

An introduction to power and love: a theory and practice of social change

If we are to succeed in co-creating new social realities, we cannot choose between power and love. We must choose both. This book explores how.

The Dinokeng Scenarios: Three Futures for South Africa

The Dinokeng Scenarios were a space for open, reflective and reasoned strategic conversation among South Africans about possible futures for the country.