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Measuring Systemic Change

As the MSD field matures, so does the imperative to measure and communicate how systems are changing. Philosophical debates on what ‘counts’ as system change abound but what programmes most need is practical advice on how to capture what is changing and why.

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A Pragmatic Approach to Measuring System Change

Joint Authored by Alexandra Miehlbradt, Rachel Shah, Hans Posthumus and Adam Kessler In recent years, growing recognition of the need…
Springfield Centre
Springfield Centre14th October 2020
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A Pragmatic Approach to Assessing System Change

Authored by: Hans Posthumus, Rachel Shah, Alexandra Miehlbradt, Adam Kessler Few topics inspire as much confusion and debate as systemic…
Rachel Shah
Rachel Shah1st May 2020
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Unpicking system change

A recently published paper - The antidote to systemic change frameworks: six practical steps to assess systemic change (and improve…
Rachel Shah
Rachel Shah11th April 2020
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Systemic Change in the Sri Lankan Fisheries Sector

Market Development Facility (MDF) Sri Lanka commissioned research into the evolution of the Blue Swimming Crab (BSC) market in Northern…
Springfield Centre
Springfield Centre17th December 2019
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Developing Media Market Systems to Address Agricultural Constraints

Mass media is an industry built on disseminating information at scale, and it is often one of the first information…
Rachel Shah
Rachel Shah22nd January 2019
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The System of Evidence

The lack of evidence to support market systems approaches, and particularly attempts to achieve systemic change is widely cited in…
Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor1st June 2016
GlobalGuidanceMeasuring Systemic Change

Adopt-Adapt-Expand-Respond: a framework for managing and measuring systemic change processes

The Springfield Centre, March 2014 Systemic change is a process. Outcomes and indicators are defined as part of the process.…
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Springfield Centre20th March 2014

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