Nourishing the Future through Innovation: Food Systems
Food innovation first requires understanding the evolution of our food systems.
Food innovation first requires understanding the evolution of our food systems.
Networks are hyper-connected, resource-sharing, decentralized powerhouses with the potential to drive long-term social change. Conferences are cornerstones of knowledge exchange and professional development. They bring together brilliant minds, showcase expertise, and ignite conversations. Yet, conventional conferences often fall short of capitalizing on the full potential of these collective gatherings. You’re familiar with the formula: a…
As an organization, GKI prioritizes learning. We celebrate exploration and create opportunities to learn from one another. As we head into the holiday season, our team looked back and shared what challenged our thinking in 2023. In our second annual learning review (see last year’s here) below you’ll find a range of books, podcasts, and…
In late October 2023, we attended the annual SOCAP Global conference, which convenes investors, entrepreneurs, and leaders across the social impact investing world to tackle today’s toughest challenges. Our delegate-led session, Learnings From Innovation Competitions: Developing Better Models for Systems-level Change, quickly set the stage on the topic before jumping into group discussions to crowd-source insights. The 24…
Introducing AI4Resilience’s Systems Innovation Toolkit: a comprehensive online resource for innovation ecosystems. Tailored for a wide audience, it offers systems mapping, actionable advice, user-friendly templates, and more. Dive in, collaborate, and enhance your innovation journey.
If you work in innovation, you probably know the acronym SCAMPER (Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, and Reverse). SCAMPER is an ideation method that invites innovators to take a product or solution and turn it on its head. You can throw out ideas about how things are done currently and consider what…
On their own, the solutions generated by innovation labs, accelerators, and competitions won’t solve complex problems. Champions of the innovation ecosystem have realized that sometimes our methods and incentives encourage individual solutions when we need partnerships and collaboration instead. Adopting a systems thinking approach with long-term planning, deep collaboration, expertise, and patience is crucial. However, these qualities…
This article features Youth Policy Forum – one of our ten Challenge Finalist organizations. Find out more about YPF and its Climate Action Map.
This article features the University of Liberal Arts, Bangladesh – one of our ten Challenge Finalist organizations. Find out more about ULAB and how it plans to build young people’s capacities.
This article features LightCastle Partners – one of our ten Challenge Finalist organizations. Find out more about LightCastle Partners and its finance institution blending platform it hopes to create.
Hey, we launched the Systems Innovation Toolkit: An Interactive Learning Journey