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Most Significant Chance: interesting possibilitiesDec 2, 2009
I've had a couple of meetings with Rick Davies of Most Significant Change fame of late. The first in a pub in Westminster and then this week at the Development conference. There are a lot of synergies between our work and the opportunity to spend more...
Development conference blog: Day 2 finalDec 1, 2009
Following John and Lisa's presentations and the question period I was asked to do an ad hoc keynote on how you tell the difference between complex and complicated systems. A request which does not permit more than a minimum of preparation gets the...
Development conference blog: Day 2 Lisa JordanDec 1, 2009
Lisa Jordan with the provocative title How Paul Wolfowwitz lost his job. She used to be at the Ford Foundation, responsible for funding a range of projects. Her brief is to create a more international perspective. Wants up on situating networks and...
Development conference blog: Day 2 John YoungDec 1, 2009
John Young of the Overseas Development Agency starts off by saying that he is impressed with the attempts to use complexity in development. He wants to focus on one area in the field to see how complexity would apply, namely the link between research...
Development conference blog: Day 2 OpeningDec 1, 2009
An interesting technique here, three people asked to comment on the previous day. I summarise below
Tricia Wind
identity the attractors and how do we monitor them, how do we monitor feedback loops
Using narrative to deepend understanding
Map it...
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