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Learnings from setting up large-scale adaptive management programs
In recent years, adaptive management (AM) has become something of a buzzword in the aid sector. It differs from more traditional aid approaches by its ability to detect and respond both to a program’s own “learning by doing” and to windows of opportunity or threat. These windows might open in response to the appearance of a new leader; a crisis that shakes the status quo and makes decision makers suddenly become open to new ideas; or a new socia…
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Learnings from setting up large-scale adaptive management programs
In recent years, adaptive management (AM) has become something of a buzzword in the aid sector. It differs from more traditional aid approaches by its ability to detect and respond both to a program’s own “learning by doing” and to windows of opportunity or threat. These windows might open in response to the appearance of a new leader; a crisis that shakes the status quo and makes decision makers suddenly become open to new ideas; or a new socia…
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