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    Reimagining Government – Centre for Public Impact

    Governments are under increasing pressure to bring about the results people expect, while remaining trusted and relevant. And yet, the systems, structures, and processes of government today are often not set up to respond to the complex challenges we face as a society. In recent years, wicked problems such as the global pandemic, climate crisis, persistent racial and economic inequity, as well as a rise in misinformation have brought into sharp focus the need for government to work differently.

    From the Centre for Public Impact, this podcast explores radical new approaches to addressing the most pressing issues of our time by speaking with public servants and politicians at the heart of government around the world.

    Learn more about this emerging vision for better government at centreforpublicimpact.org

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    Reimagining impact Oct 02, 2024
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    Impact means different things to different people, depending on things like positions of power, units of measurement, and personal biases. So is impact really the thing we should be striving for, or is there something else we should be considering?

    In this episode, we speak to two leaders who are reimagining impact evaluation systems to make them more meaningful and effective.


    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host), Centre for Public Impact
    • Pravallika Valiveti (Co-host), Centre for Public Impact
    • Zazie Tolmer, ​​Evaluation Practitioner & Director at CoIntent ApS
    • Andera Delfyna, Learning & Innovation Expert at Light for the World

    Reimagining funding Sep 18, 2024
    Show notes

    Anyone who works in social impact knows how important funding is. But what if we could do things differently? What if, instead of starting with what the funder needs, we put communities in control of how funding works?

    Join us to explore two innovative examples of organisations reimagining funding, from supporting sex workers’ rights to tackling climate change.


    In this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host), Centre for Public Impact
    • Saumya Shruti (Co-host), Centre for Public Impact
    • Ankit Gupta, Red Umbrella Fund and Global Fund for Women
    • Will Wade, Climate-KIC
    • Tom Pruunsild, Climate-KIC

    Government in the year of elections Sep 04, 2024
    Show notes

    2024 is a historic year for elections with over 50 countries across the globe going to the polls. Elections shape our political landscape and are a chance for people to have their say. But what does this year of elections mean for democracy? Are there better ways for citizens to shape their cities and countries?

    In this very special election year episode of Reimagining Government, we host a roundtable exploring the opportunities and limitations of elections.

    In this episode:

    • Adrian Brown, host: Founder of the Centre for Public Impact
    • Beatriz Cano Buchholz, co-host: Programme Manager, Centre for Public Impact Europe
    • Omezzine Khelifa: Activist and former politician in the first free and fair elections in Tunisia
    • Jon Alexander: Founder of the New Citizen Project and author of Citizens: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us

    Resources:

    Finnish National Agency for Education: https://www.centreforpublicimpact.org/insights/learning-as-a-strategy-to-improve-national-e[…]nish-national-agency-for-education-s-innovation-centre


    Storytelling and government Mar 19, 2024
    Show notes

    Stories can change lives, communities, and systems.

    In this episode, we explore how telling and listening to stories can help to reimagine government.

    We’ll hear about how one man’s story of caring for his mother ignited a cultural shift in how stories are embedded in Scottish public services, and how a controversial fruit is helping to break down barriers between communities in Indonesia.

    This special episode is part of the Digital Kick-off for the Creative Bureaucracy Festival 2024. #cbf2024


    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Rosie McIntosh (Host) - Global Director, Storytelling and Communications, Centre for Public Impact
    • Tommy Whitelaw, National Lead, Person Centred Voices, The Health and Social Care Alliance
    • Ima Abdulrahim, Co-Founder and Co-Director, Cerita Caravan

    Season two wrap-up Feb 21, 2024
    Show notes

    What have we learned from season two of Reimagining Government?


    Athena Hughes, Naja Nelson, and our host Adrian Brown revisit highlights and delve into the topics we covered. Join us to explore failure, imagination in government, and what on earth a paradigm shift is. Read the blog here.


    Read the full written episode transcript here.


    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Athena Hughes (Host) - Senior Associate, Centre for Public Impact
    • Naja Nelson (Host) - Senior Associate, Centre for Public Impact
    • Dan Vogel - CEO, Flourish Fund
    • Dr. Oliver Escobar - Professor of Public Policy and Democratic Innovation, The University of Edinburgh
    • Hannah McDowall - Co-Director, Canopy
    • Jaime Junior - Advocacy and Community Education Coordinator, Disability Network of Wayne County Detroit
    • Javiera Godoy - Programme Manager, Centre for Public Impact
    • Karen Lawson - Interim Co-Director for Europe, Centre for Public Impact
    • Martin Begley and Lara Colraine - Inverclyde Early Help in Custody Service
    • Toby Lowe - Visiting Professor in Public Management, Centre for Public Impact

    How do you have difficult conversations? Feb 07, 2024
    Show notes

    This episode mentions difficult subject matter including suicide or suicidal thoughts.

    Anyone working in government or public services knows that sometimes we must be vulnerable and have difficult conversations.

    It can be daunting, but if we ignore challenges, things only get worse. Join us as we explore different ways of approaching these conversations courageously and hear examples of when they can help make a real difference to the people we serve. Read the blog here.

    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Karen Lawson (Host) - Interim Co-Director for Europe, Centre for Public Impact
    • Harriet Hunter (Host) - Interim Co-Director for Europe, Centre for Public Impact
    • Gamal “G” Turawa - Founder and Managing Director, Purple Frog Connections
    • Martin Begley and Lara Colraine - Inverclyde Early Help in Custody Service

    What does imagination have to do with government? Dec 13, 2023
    Show notes

    The way government currently operates doesn't support everybody. So what should we do differently?

    Imagination is the secret ingredient in most of our best ideas. In this episode, we explore how social imagination could help us find new ways to approach complex challenges. Our guests share examples of imagination in practice, from improving healthcare to commissioning services. Read the blog here.

    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Keira Lowther (Host) - Senior Manager, Centre for Public Impact
    • Cassie Robinson - Associate Director of Emerging Futures, Joseph Rowntree Foundation
    • Hannah McDowall - Co-Director, Canopy

    Failure in government Nov 29, 2023
    Show notes

    Everyone fails occasionally.

    But when governments fail, it has an impact on real lives. It’s easy for public servants to shy away from talking about failure.

    To learn from our mistakes, we must be open and honest and spend time reflecting on them. Join us to hear real stories about failure in government and some examples of how to move forward. Read the blog here.

    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Athena Hughes (Host) - Senior Associate, Centre for Public Impact
    • Carlos Zimbron - CEO, F**kup Nights
    • Dan Vogel - CEO, Flourish Fund
    • Kelly Sifford - Assistant County Manager, Cabarrus County

    What on earth is a paradigm shift? Nov 15, 2023
    Show notes

    In this podcast, we talk a lot about change.

    We don't just want to change policies or attitudes, but the whole paradigm.

    But what on earth is a paradigm? Join us to explore what a paradigm is, hear practical examples of paradigm shifts, and try to solve the mystery of how we can shift paradigms in public service. Read the blog here.

    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Toby Lowe (Host) - Visiting Professor in Public Management, Centre for Public Impact
    • Henk-Jan Dekker - Researcher, International Centre for Environmental Research and Development
    • Jessica Studdert - Deputy Chief Executive, New Local

    Long-term thinking Nov 01, 2023
    Show notes

    It’s vital that governments think about and plan for the future, but often, our thinking can be limited.

    The models we have in our minds about growth, success, and the environment shape how we imagine life and government in the long term.

    This episode explores how governments can find new ways to frame our future, including degrowth and seven-generation thinking. Read the blog here.

    Featured in this episode:

    • Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact
    • Javiera Godoy (Host) - Programme Manager, Centre for Public Impact
    • Gabriela Cabaña - Co-founder, Degrowth London
    • Jayne Engle - Mission Co-holder, Dark Matter Labs

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