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✓ Published: 02-Apr-2020
✓ Published: 02-Apr-2020
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Session Description:nSocietal platforms as envisaged by India-based organization that bears that name, are a shared infrastructure that creates opportunities for everyone in society to take part in social innovation, thus accelerating the achievement of development results. They are underpinned by three operating principles:nn1. Scale what works is different from taking what at works at scalen2. Distribute solutions is different from distributing the ability to solven3. Controlled design is diff
Session Description:nSocietal platforms as envisaged by India-based organization that bears that name, are a shared infrastructure that creates opportunities for everyone in society to take part in social innovation, thus accelerating the achievement of development results. They are underpinned by three operating principles:nn1. Scale what works is different from taking what at works at scalen2. Distribute solutions is different from distributing the ability to solven3. Controlled design is diff
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