Our economists, social-scientists and policy-experts apply systems thinking and participatory design methods to conceptualize and implement policies that promote self-determination and equity.
From community-based financing models managed by residents in rural areas, to nation-wide health care systems, we include workers, administrators and beneficiaries in the design and implementation of processes that accelerate and facilitate their daily lives. We approach policymaking, public services and administration as potential dynamic tools that define optimal paths for citizens to access needed resources and sustained prosperity. Along with governments or self-governing grassroots groups, we position relevant stakeholders to define these needs. We support government to actively listen to their recommendation on what the most efficient and productive response would be.