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  • Kalideascope – a model for idea generation

    The Kalideascope is a model that engineers (and other humans) can use to understand idea generation as a structured process. It is concerned solely with the process of generating ideas and not the evaluation of these ideas. What is an idea? Our model starts with the pragmatic premise that an idea is simply a new…

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  • Ambition Loop – testing viable patterns for system change

    The Ambition Loop model proposes that system change is much more likely to occur if three stakeholder groups – users (customers or the public), business (suppliers or service providers) and government (from local to national/regulatory bodies) – form a mutually reinforcing feedback loop.  When the needs of these three groups are aligned, then they can…

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  • Designing experiments in policy change – lessons from RDL Cohort 4 Session 6 hosted at Chatham House

    Designing experiments in policy change – lessons from RDL Cohort 4 Session 6 hosted at Chatham House

    On February 4th, our current cohort of the Regenerative Design Lab returned to Chatham House London. In this session hosted by our delivery partners, the Chatham House Sustainability Accelerator, our aim was to deepen understanding of system change, policy change and the Ambition Loop model.

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