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This page is under construction. More practices, including knowledge gardening and others I draw on, are on their way.
Practices that emerged from the work
These practices weren’t designed in advance; they grew out of years of doing the work. Regulatory landscaping and reflective relational practice are both based on the recognition that complex social systems cannot be engineered from a blueprint.
Practices I’ve developed
Collective scale · the landscape
Regulatory landscaping
Habitats shape habits, and habits shape habitats.
Understanding why actors behave as they do, and reshaping the landscape around a policy challenge so that self-reinforcing patterns of better behaviour can take hold.
Between people · the relationships
Reflective relational practice
A participatory way of assessing and enhancing the quality of relationships in a community, network or system, across four dimensions: positionality and power, connections and flows, boundaries and conflict, and actors and emergence.