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A New Approach to Development - Integrative Improvement Based on Integrative Thinking and Integrative Governance
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Graham Douglas: integrative-thinking.com)
24 January 2005


 

I would like to suggest a new theme for discussion: "A New Approach to Development - Integrative Improvement Based on Integrative Thinking and Integrative Governance".

My association with development goes back to the 1970s and led to my becoming a pioneer author and consultant in Applied Mind Science in the field of Integrative Thinking and originator of "Integrative Improvement - Sustainable Development as if People and their Physical, Social and Cultural Environments Mattered", which incorporates the "SOARA Process of Integrative Thinking" and "Douglas Integrative Governance 247" (DIG 247).

The SOARA Process of Integrative Thinking is a low-cost training tool for improving individual, group and organisational performance that is based on our current scientific understanding of the human mind.

Douglas Integrative Governance 247 (DIG 247) offers a new approach to governance for existing and start-up organisations that want to survive, adapt and prosper in the emerging distributed economy by meeting 247 the sustainable needs and wants of individual end-consumers/citizens in balanced ways that benefit both parties. It is applicable to business, government and civil society organisations.

The following word file outlines the core principles and features of "Integrative Improvement" and relates it to the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach. DOC

Any feedback or comment on this posting is most welcome.

Kind regards,

Graham Douglas

617 3282 9762
Low-cost Integrative Thinking and Douglas
Integrative Governance 247 training modules
and templates are available now at:
www.integrative-thinking.com

 


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