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”.

Building a collaborative platform to transform Brazil’s food systems

Discover how Reos Partners supported LUPPA, a collaborative platform that aims to enable Brazilian cities to build equitable and sustainable food systems.

The Bypass Project: creating farm-to-consumer direct supply chain

Find out how the Bypass Project is enhancing food security and resiliency in two of Connecticut’s most significant food deserts.

Transforming the future of food in South Africa

Learn more about Reos Partners’ first scenario work specific to food, the Southern Africa Food Lab, co-founded by us in 2009.

Sustainable Food Lab: creating sustainable food systems globally

Discover how the Sustainable Food Lab creates innovative food supply chains and sustainable food systems for the future.

Engaging Smallholder Farmers in Global Food Supply Chains

Find out more about the Sunrise, a project inspired by the Sustainable Food Lab and result of a collaboration between Oxfam and Unilever.

Seeing the South African Food System through the Lens of Power

Learn about an initiative emerging from the Southern Africa Food Lab that seeks to create new ways for small-scale farmers to participate meaningfully in the economy.