The analysis is guided by the OECD “Systems Innovation for Net Zero” process. The process is designed to help policy makers take a systemic approach for identifying policies with high transformative potential, via three steps:
Nothing will change my mental model of getting on a bus outside Roches Stores in the 80’s and finally reaching the South Mall an hour and twenty minutes later. (Driver wouldn’t let people off because it was against regulations.)
- 1. envision the goal(s) and the patterns of behaviours a properly functioning system fosters, and challenge ingrained mental models underlying poorly functioning systems;
- 2. understand why the current system is not achieving envisioned goals and patterns of behaviour, and determine whether implemented and planned policies have the potential to redesign the system;
- 3. prioritise and scale up the policies which can redesign systems to foster desirable patterns of behaviour.
Nothing will change my mental model of getting on a bus outside Roches Stores in the 80’s and finally reaching the South Mall an hour and twenty minutes later. (Driver wouldn’t let people off because it was against regulations.)
