- Living systems thinking – Developing holistic thinking and understanding of a project through the interactions and relationships between projects that form one complex and dynamic social-ecological system.
- Place-specific regeneration – Understanding the project’s unique place, including how a place sustains and self-organises within its existing network. It can be understood as the regenerative approach opposite to one-size-fits-all solutions. In nature, each place is different. Hence our solutions and processes should be different on each site.
- New collective processes – Engaging with traditional and non-traditional stakeholders and working together to realise the full potential of a project.
- Co-evolutionary and transformative - Understanding that the end of a project marks the beginning of regeneration and the start of an ongoing co-evolutionary partnership with nature.
- Adding positive value – Understanding and redefining value in terms of benefitting stakeholders and enabling new potential for the entire socio-ecological system.
When we start seeing our surroundings, including stakeholders and interfaces, through systems and synergies, we find new ways and possibilities to tackle our challenges.
Want to know more?
Wojciech Szewczak
Associate Strategic Sustainability Consulting
+44 7535 991851
Elina Kalliala
Sustainability Director, Transport
+358 50 5111866