Exponential = Scale + Speed + Change that sustains
Exponential = Scale + Speed + Change that sustains
Social change becomes exponential when it induces a domino effect of more and rapid changes towards building a better society. At C4EC, we apply Societal Thinking to co-travel with System Orchestrators on their journey to learn, reimagine and design for exponential change.
Societal Thinking has been curated through a deep study of social movements around the globe, exponential forces in nature as well as walking the exponential social change journeys with 500+ ideas in over 20+ countries. Their quest for “what does it take to solve at scale, with speed, sustainably” has all the ingredients of how to reimagine, how to design and how to build in ways that can induce exponential change.
SOCIETAL THINKING
Enable Exponential Change
- Agency
- Adundance
- Diversity
- Networks
- Interactions
+1 to Design Thinking and System Thinking
Societal Thinking has drawn learning from approaches such as Design Thinking and Systems Thinking. Building beyond such ways of thinking, Societal Thinking emphasises the role of networks, ecosystems, and infrastructure in responding to our challenges at scale
CORE VALUES
Radical inclusion – enabling agency, dignity and choice
Positive exponential change ensures agency, dignity and choice for all. To understand how these values are coming alive, it’s important to bring in voices of community and integrate these into solving. Apurva.ai offers a framework and the technology to think about the ways and means to listen to, learn from and act with these voices.
SOCIETAL MODEL
A framework to reimagine and design for exponential change
At the heart of Societal Thinking is the Societal Model. It offers a scaffolding to design for positive exponential change, with actors across society. It has 3 key components: Societal Networks, Co-creation Ecosystem and Shared Infrastructure.
Think Exponential = Think Speed + Think Scale + Think Sustain
Reflect upon, reimagine and reckon with the world’s most pressing social issues – while designing for societal scale change, navigating uncertainties or just to imagine possibilities with the Think books.
