Renaisi-TSIP is leading on research into how to sustain place-based systems change. We are mapping out the range of approaches that organisations and collectives are using to sustain deep-rooted, systemic change in their places. This research will be used to build a resource for those delivering, funding and supporting place-based systems change - allowing them to understand the strengths and weaknesses of different models, how they are developed and the local conditions that support their success.
We would like to understand your experience delivering and resouring place-based systems change.
We define place-based systems change as an approach to social change which is relational, long-term, responsive, holistic and focused on shifting interrelated practice and outcomes across a geographic area identified as a “place” by those that live within it.
You might not use this language to define your work - but if the approach we have set out resonates with your ambitions for change in your place, we'd love to hear from you.
If you are a national organisation funding or supporting place-based systems change we'd also love to hear from you.
Every organisation and individual that participates in the research will have the right to be credited as a contributor to the inquiry in outputs, or have their insights, examples and quotes directly attributed to them or choose to remain anonymous.
If you have any questions about this please contact Helen Duffy at h.duffy@renaisi.com