At Regenerative Futures, we believe that systemic innovation isn't bound by geography— it's an expansive force that shapes entire industries.
Our Industry-Based Systems Innovation (IBSI) rethinks not only how businesses operate but how entire sectors synergise and evolve.
By guiding industries often resistant to change, we facilitate a transition from isolated efficiency to a network of resilience and adaptability.
Change is not only necessary but the gap between current state and desired future state for most industries and sectors is growing as new technologies, new entrants, shifting customer needs and changing legislative contexts create ongoing uncertainty. Without commitment, nothing is going to change. Our benchmark assessment is infused with principles for a journey to successful transition or even transformation, from commitment to execution.
At the heart of our transformative process is the 'Think Slow: Act Fast' approach. Our two-stage framework ensures that every assessment, network connection, and educational venture is a stepping stone towards robust industry-wide evolution. We're not just changing the way we build—we're reimagining the way we think.
Integrating a place-based approach, as compared to a place-agnostic strategy, has proven to offer significant benefits in tackling challenges and facilitating systems innovation. The concept of tailoring solutions to specific locales aligns with the broader philosophy of Regenerative Futures, where solutions are customised to address the unique attributes and challenges of a place, whether it's a city, a region, or a country.
A place-based strategy considers local demographics, infrastructure, resources, and cultural aspects, and is not just about environmental sustainability but also economic resilience, inclusivity, and adaptability to market and legislative shifts.
For Regenerative Futures, this philosophy extends to fostering economic models that are flexible and robust, enabling businesses, governments, and communities to not only respond to immediate needs but also to co-create a thriving, regenerative economy. By employing the CIRRCLE framework focused on capacity and capability building, Regenerative Futures helps entities transition from fragile to future-ready states, which is crucial for systemic shifts across social, economic, and environmental spheres.
In the context of place-based systems innovation, this means working alongside convening bodies—local authorities, regional bodies, or central governments—to map out the challenges and co-create solutions that are most relevant to the locality. This collaborative effort aims to overcome the non-technical barriers to change, creating a more enabling environment for all stakeholders to engage and innovate effectively.
