Estuarine mapping

This link is interesting to follow-up all the publications around Estuarine mapping. Step 1: All start with the identification of good and bad things around the context we are exploring. Step 2: Then the identification of constraints and constructors. Using a template as the one below (to avoid classification and promote taxonomy identification). Use during … Read more

Managing complexity in times of crisis

This publication titled: “Managing complexity (and chaos) in times of crisis. A field guide for decision makers inspired by the Cynefin framework“, contains interesting topics. Addressing chaos Assess Types of constraints Adapt In lack of a contingency plan, we must reallocate resources and re-design processes to empower the emergence of small, informal teams and networks … Read more

Cynefin principles

The principles are the basis for everything, and Cynefin is not an exception. This is a summary of them: Principle 1: Embrace messy coherence The principle of messy coherence enables us to accommodate much diversity of approaches, methods and tools within Cynefin. Language is an excellent example of messy coherence, or in other worlds coherent … Read more