2811 has developed methodologies for accelerating social and ecological change since 2016, and offers this experience in a Social Innovation Training program.
We collaborate with people and organizations to install best practices and knowledge to accelerate social and ecological change.
2811 has developed methodologies to accelerate social and ecological change since 2016 when we launched the book “Hazte Cargo”. In 2017 and 2018 we trained more than 200 social innovators and agents of social change in 8 regions of Chile. That same year we launched the book “Social Innovation in the Brazilian Context”, and in 2020, we launched the “Tool Kit” for change agents with Movilizatorio, in Colombia.
Based on this, 2811 offers face-to-face and virtual learning modules in the following areas:
Social change and innovation: Understanding of some trends of social and ecological change; Understanding of trends in the development of solutions from the social economy, new economy and innovation; Review of the theoretical bases of the field of study of social innovation.
Design of social and ecological change projects: Social Innovation Project Design Board; Project management; Work on the understanding of the initial team of a social innovation.
Understanding social and ecological problems and needs: Cases of “anti-social” innovations (Playpump, for example); Analysis of theoretical bases of social needs; Definition of the problem; Context map of a problem.
Users and main actors: Review of the following methodologies: Empathy map, user journey, observation trips, community interviews and field photographs. Training in analysis of main actors of the project.
Social innovation prototypes: Hypothesis raising of the social innovation project; Training in the generation of a minimum viable pilot that tests the hypotheses of the project.
Theory of Change: Review of the different forms that a theory of change can take; Examples of theories of change from other organizations; Development of a theory of change for the project.
Impact measurement and indicators: General framework for impact measurement and generation of indicators for partner innovation projects; Review of case studies where a good early results measurement system has been applied; Review of process indicators, early and long-term results for the project.
Financial Sustainability: Review of the different ways that social innovators use to make their initiatives sustainable in financial terms; Generation of a plan for financial sustainability and fundraising; Update regarding calls of interest for the initiative.
Scalability: Analysis of the scale factors that the initiative can develop; Review of the different ways of scaling used by social entrepreneurs; Design of a scalability plan or transfer of the initiative.
Request a quote for the program by sending your requirements to our director, Gabriela Carrasco: gabriela@2811.cl.
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