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Josephine Green

Beyond20

Engaging with the future

Differently

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“When faced with a radical crisis, when the old ways of

being in the world, of interacting with each other and

with the realm of nature doesn’t work anymore, when

survival is threatened by seemingly insurmountable

problems, an individual life form-or a species- will either

die or become extinct or rise above the limitations of its

condition through an evolutionary leap” A New Earth Eckhart Tolle

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Industrial-market era Socio-ecological era

We need a different way of perceiving, of being and of doing in the world

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Eco

no

mic

ind

ex

Time

Gross Domestic Product

(GDP)

Can we continue

to consume the

future in this way?

Index of social and economic welfare

(ISEW)

New metrics

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New production

and consumption

New social

industries

New Stories

New way

Of living

The only sustainable way to get out of the current financial and

ecological crisis is to promote new economic models, new production

systems and new ideas of wellbeing. Prof Ezio Manzini DESIS

SIE: Social Innovation Europe Launching Event 16th & 17th March 2011

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Social Innovation

10 © Philips Design

Widespread social need and widespread new technology

Social Innovation is a process of change where new ideas emerge from a variety

of actors directly involved in the problem to be solved -final users, grass roots

entrepreneurs, local institutions, companies and the public and third sector

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Emude project 2007

www.sustainable-everyday.net

Micro-finance

www.grameenfoundation.org

http://www.kiva.org/

world's first person-to-person

micro-lending website, empowering

people to lend to unique

entrepreneurs around the globe

Timebanks Exchange services such as childcare,

cooking, plumbing. Spice puts these into

schools and housing associations

The School of Everything

A social enterprise that connects people who want to learn and potential

teachers, in anything from Arabic to flamenco. There are already 25,000

teachers on the site.

www.socialinnovation.org

DESIS: Design for Social Innovation and Sustainability www.desis-network.org

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Centralizing innovation

Decentralizing innovation

Distributing Innovation and Design

Developing solutions with communities and stakeholders,

not providing solutions for them.

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management innovation Controlling complexity Decentralizing complexity

Administrative methods to address the reality of complex evolving systems

entails a loss of information and freedom. This stifles experimentalism and

learning

Only way to begin to understand complex systems is to begin to work together

and a process of experimentation and continuous learning. Margaret Wheatley

Distributing complexity

Trusting and letting go

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More nature than machine

Evolution about constant experimentation and keeping what

works. Evolution refines and improves complex systems

through the process of adaption.

Distributing complexity enables people to think and act with

agility in the moment, to create, to innovate, to solve problems

More is More

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Scarcity Abundance

hierarchy

competition

Darwinism

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The Death of Hierarchy

Beyond20

The Evolutionary Leap

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- passionate about creating a sustainable and ethical society

- value co-operation and collaboration

- use initiative, resilience and enterprise

- at ease in cross functional and cross disciplinary teams

- facilitate, mediate and support ideas and insights generation

-acknowledge and respect different forms of intelligence

- who combine the rational and the non rational

New people New skills

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Leadership and demography

Baby Boomers GenX GenY GenZ

2010 2020 2030 2040

Prof. Lynda Gratton LBS

GenY: want less hierarchy, more open companies, less control,

first joined up, global generation, comfortable with uncertainty

and complexity, not scared of the future. Don’t want to be “led”

When you want to build a ship, don’t gather people to fetch wood,

make architectural drawings or divide tasks, but teach them to long

for the endless sea……Antoine de Saint-Exupery

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Pancakish Organizations

N.L.Gore (Goretex) How do you build an organization that feels like a

democracy? No ranks or titles, just some leaders. How do you get to be a

leader when your team chooses you as one. Each employer chooses the

projects to work on

HCL Technology India “I think we need to destroy the concept of the CEO.

The notion of the visionary captain of the ship is bankrupt” Has created a

model of reverse accountability. Managers are accountable to front line staff.

Employees are no.1, customers no.2, shareholders no.3.

Philips:https/connectus social.cast.com/stream/live Philips online social

network “the first time I’ve seen all corners of Philips, from the cleaner to the

CEO, and from Bangladesh to Cleveland talking, exchanging you tubes,

joining groups, adding family photos and dramas”

pyramids2pancakes.com

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Social innovation can be a large and growing opportunity for a new

generation of entrepreneurs, employees, designers and researchers.

People working in the new networks and researchers working for them,

feeding them with the needed knowledge

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The times have changed radically, and that means that our

practices must also change radically. By going it alone we

cannot create the change we need. Margaret Wheatley. An Era of

Powerful Possibility

Thank you

Beyond20 [email protected]

www.pyramids2pancakes.com

Perhaps the solution begins from softly accepting chaos not as

something that “should not be there” to be rejected fundamentally

in principle but as something that “is there in actual fact” Haruki Murakami. Japanese artist and writer