Systems Change: Overview

The term systems change is a relatively new one, coming to prominence within just the last decade, as such it is safe to say that it is still in its formative stage with many different perspectives on what it is exactly. We may find many people using the same term but depending on their background it means many different things. In this video, we try to give an overview of what systems change is.

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[DMH]

Will like to follow the creators on Linkedin. Wonderfully curated.

[kkc]

Can you give us the sources of quotes of the definition of system change? Thanks.

[cgoodm]

I study Urban Planning, a lot of the constructs of Systems Change align or are similar to Urban Planning Theory.

[alexplotkin]

great video. lots of great content.

I loved the ideas of shifting conditions, promoting shared understanding and shared language.

[halfordmunene]

"If we were totally serious about climate change, then actually we would be looking at something much more systemic. We would actually be seeing climate change as a symptom, not just as a cause and the symptom being a result of the way thay we run the world. The way that we set up the systems that we all live within because currently, they are set up to cause climate change and a range of other problems"