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How to create real, lasting change after covid-19

Ian Burbidge, RSA RSA 20 May 2020

Coronavirus / COVID-19 Evaluation & Impact Research methods and guides

Blog exploring a simple tool to help how we learn from and make sense of the crisis, and how we build bridges to a post-pandemic future. The RSA model suggests putting the measures that we’ve all taken in response to Covid-19 into four categories - stopping activity, pausing activity, temporary measures, and new innovations.The approach helps focus on what’s worked and what can last, and also helps us use this opportunity to stop and look at what is no longer fit for purpose.

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Last modified on 21 May 2020