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We’ve collectively built a set of norms, practices, and organizations to deliver funding for point solutions. Unfortunately, this architecture undercuts our ability to fund other critical drivers of system health that go beyond individual projects. Changing the way we fund system health work will not be easy, but it is necessary to create lasting change. In this new blog, Rob Ricigliano and Anna Muoio propose three correctives that might help. Check it out now on Kumu's In Too Deep blog: https://buff.ly/490bOcm #systemsthinking #systemshealth

Rethinking How to Finance System Health

Rethinking How to Finance System Health

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Vaishali Paliwal

Creative and Catalyst for Sustainability & Impact | Program Management and Operations Expert | Accredited Trainer for the SDG Impact Standards | Moving Worlds Global Fellow| PMP®| MPPM '25 GSPIA University of Pittsburgh

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Much needed conversation. Thanks. Point solutions funding is doing little to shift the health of the systems. Project after project, developed and implemented in isolation, with questionable to no outcomes, missing accountability to the big picture goals. What we need is the design sources and solicitations to demand for a systems approach and for ecosystem actors to respond with vigorous action.

Mike Duwe

Business Operations and Sustainability Innovator

9mo

Sharing Green Economy (SGE) has the necessary innovation for this. Feel free to connect.

Yasmin Medeiros

MSc in Educational, Developmental and Counselling Psychology at University of Coimbra | Si Community Developer

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