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Achieving transformational change
Realizing the Sustainable Development Goals presents probably the most audacious human organizing challenge ever. Their number, global scale, range of issues, timeline, and the number of actors involved is surely unparalleled. They require transformational change. But what is transformational change? … Continue reading
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How is transformative knowledge ‘co-produced’?
It’s often said that knowledge to tackle big problems in the world – food, water, climate, energy, biodiversity, disease, and war – has to be ‘co-produced’. Tackling these problems is not just about solving ‘grand challenges’ with big solutions, it’s … Continue reading
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