Frameworks

Adaptive management enables organizations to stay flexible and effective by learning and adjusting strategies in response to changing social and environmental conditions.

Agile Execution offers a flexible, iterative approach to project management that enhances adaptability, continuous learning, and value delivery, especially in dynamic environments and social innovation contexts.

Co-creation involves collaborative solution design with affected communities, fostering ownership, trust, and relevance. It enhances social innovation by ensuring inclusivity, mutual learning, and sustainable impact through shared leadership.

Collective Impact unites diverse stakeholders to address complex social issues through shared goals, measurement, and collaboration, enabling systemic change and sustained social innovation.

Communities of Practice foster collective learning, strengthen capacity, and accelerate innovation by enabling collaboration, peer learning, and knowledge exchange among individuals and organizations with shared interests.

Diffusion of Innovations explains how new ideas and technologies spread within societies, highlighting adoption dynamics and strategies to accelerate uptake for meaningful social impact.

Disruptive innovation introduces simpler, affordable solutions that transform markets and social systems, opening opportunities for marginalized communities and advancing social inclusion.

Localization shifts power and resources to local communities, enhancing relevance and sustainability. Localization 2.0 advances systemic reform, equity, and leadership for lasting social innovation and development impact.

The Logical Framework (LogFrame) is a structured tool for project planning and evaluation, clarifying objectives, tracking progress, and supporting accountability in development and social innovation.

Logic models visually link resources, activities, outputs, outcomes, and impact to simplify complex strategies, enhance communication, and support planning and evaluation in social innovation and development.