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Systems Thinking for Sustainability: Drawing complexity on a paper 

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Overview

Learn how systems mapping can help us understand the interacting, interrelated, and interdependent components within a system

Duration

3 weeks

Total fee

900

Mode of learning

Online

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  • Earn a certificate from Except Integrated Sustainability
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Systems Thinking for Sustainability: Drawing complexity on a paper
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Course details

Who should do this course?

This sustainability management course is designed for anyone who would like to understand how systems mapping can help us to build more sustainable systems

What are the course deliverables?
Identify the main concepts underlying sustainability, and its relevance in our society today.
 
Explore basic principles of systems thinking and network theory applied to sustainability.
 
Interpret systemic behaviours in society, and how they relate to sustainability transitions.
 
Evaluate the way success is defined for sustainable projects
 
Perform quick impact scans across different dimensions of sustainability, enlarging your scope of impact.
 
Collaborate with sustainability experts and absorb new insight
 
Engage in your own project and develop system mapping skills
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Systems Thinking for Sustainability: Drawing complexity on a paper
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Curriculum

How to break down systems in using System mapping

 

How to analyze strategic interventions across different scales of impact - i.e. direct impact, indirect impact, systemic impact.

 

Different approaches in complex systems thinking - reductionist, holistic, and symbiotic.

 

How to generate engagement of your stakeholder

 

Different strategies for visualizing large-scale transitions on Roadmap development that makes them tangible.

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Faculty details

Tom Bosschaert
Tom is a renowned sustainability focused entrepreneur, architect, author, and advisor. He developed the Symbiosis in Development (SiD) framework, and leads his field with 20+ years of experience.

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