What might a systems approach to leadership mean for each of us?
Talk is commonplace of how systems approaches can solve complex problems. But how might it help leaders make real world decisions? How might it help leaders like you?
Entries by Alex Rees
How might leaders lead on social protection in Kenya? Five lessons from practitioners.
In this blog we hear from Wasafiri’s Head of Operations, Scott Hinkle, who has been on the forefront in helping Wasafiri navigate the turbulence of Covid-19.
An opportunity knocks for local food system transformation in Africa
There is much talk about spurring transformation of the food system globally and in Africa. About time.
Equality will help agricultural transformation in Africa
Transforming agriculture in Africa to provide sufficient nutritious foods, poverty reduction and economic growth is an essential task
10 x 10: Ten years and ten priorities to eliminate extreme poverty in Kenya
3.9 million Kenyans, some 8% of the population, face the stark reality of living in extreme poverty.
Is DFID convening enough for impact at scale?
DFID has convening power – not least because it has significant resources -, takes a results-based approach, and it covers all dimensions of poverty reduction
How might leadership on food systems in Africa deliver better for nutrition?
Might a bird’s eye view of investments in agri-food systems in Africa alarm or excite us, as we consider the findings of the EAT-Lancet Commission? Is the future food supply in Africa sufficiently incentivised to transition to meet future demand for healthier diets?
Diets to save the planet!
How might stakeholders in food systems respond to ‘a global imperative’ on future diets?
Could a stronger systems approach help?
