Introduction to Integral Project Design for Social Transformation
Too many projects designed to help others end up doing the opposite. Is there a better way to design a project? Andrew Becker and Danielle Huffaker held a web-workshop in which they explored IWB's principles and practices for Integral project design. (See below for specific timestamps to help you better navigate the presentation)
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Navigate this presentation:
0:00 Getting started
0:30 Overview of key points for Integral Project Design
7:24 The essence of an Integral approach
8:55 The first steps of the Integral Mapping process
12:10 Developing self-as-instrument
17:00 Identify the driving forces of your project
21:10 Holding complexity with humility
22:55 The 4 quadrants of community finance
30:54 Non-linearity in project design
36:36 Adult development and project design
41:23 The last steps of the Integral Mapping process
47:03 Integrating "conventional" project design methodologies
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