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systems principles for designing sustainable and resilient cities
Anupam Saraph, PhD, Innovation, Strategy and Leadership Mentor
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one in every seven cities in the world is in India
half of these were created post-independence and are less than 64 years old
not one of them makes it to any list of cities worth living in
indian cities
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$20 billion spent through national urban renewal mission from 2005
not one of the cities with these funds can still make it to any list of cities worth living in
indian cities
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systems comprise of stakeholders engaged in a relationship for a common purpose
systems methods focus on the purpose for which stakeholders engage with each other
systems methods are inclusive
systems thinking
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social systems are inherently insensitive to most policy changes that people choose in an effort to alter the behavior of systems
social systems draw attention to the very points at which an attempt to intervene will fail
characteristic ONE
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social systems seem to have a few sensitive influence points through which behavior can be changed
when a high-influence policy is identified, the chances are great that a person guided by intuition and judgment will alter the system in the wrong direction
characteristic TWO
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social systems exhibit a conflict between short-term and long-term consequences of a policy change
a policy that produces improvement in the short run is usually one that degrades a system in the long run
characteristic THREE
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systems that can continue their processes indefinitely
a system that grows continuously cannot be sustained forever
sustainable systems
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resilient systems resist damage and recover quickly from disturbances
a system without large buffers cannot be resilient
resilient systems
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evolve a common purpose for engagement of stakeholders
systems principles 1
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engage all stakeholders fairly
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build feedback to reinforce stakeholder roles that accomplish the common purpose
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build mechanisms to contain growth
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restore natural buffers to reduce impact of disturbances
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systems, sustainable and resilient systems, few principles for cities
emergent behaviors, self organizing, information systems, governance upgrades, designing policy and legislation…
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