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Scaling the Summit

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by UN Global Pulse

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<p><b>Scaling the Summit is a podcast developed by UN Global Pulse and the UN Innovation Network. The podcast explores essential elements to scale innovations in development and humanitarian contexts. It draws on relevant innovation research and shares experiences from a wide range of practitioners. Ultimately, we hope to give insight into what it takes to move from an idea to a fully-scaled project within the UN system.</b></p>

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1/10/2024

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July 18, 2024

Bonus episode: A Conversation with Femmy Soemantri

<p>Scaling innovation is akin to a multiplayer game, where an innovation team must orchestrate a complementary network of players to deliver value on a grand scale. <br/><br/>In this bonus episode, our host, John Bessant, discusses this issue with Femmy Soemantri, Partnerships and Advocacy Lead, UN Global Pulse Asia Pacific.<br/><br/></p>

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July 5, 2024

Mapping and working with value networks – Part 2

<p>Scaling innovation is akin to a multiplayer game, where an innovation team must orchestrate a complementary network of players to deliver value on a grand scale. This journey unfolds across three pivotal stages: finding, forming, and performing. </p><p>In the initial stage, the emphasis is on locating capable of enriching the ecosystem. Once partners are identified, the forming stage begins, dedicated to nurturing mutually beneficial relationships among stakeholders. As the ecosystem matures into a connected value network, the focus shifts towards harnessing emergent properties, where collective outcomes transcend individual contributions. It becomes imperative to devise models for sustained benefit sharing, alongside strategies to uphold strategic alignment and perpetuate innovation at scale.</p><p>Across two episodes, we delve deeper into methods for identifying and structuring value networks, spotlighting the array of roles and methodologies essential for fostering collaboration in support of scaling endeavours. Our host, John Bessant, discusses this issue with a number of guest speakers, including Ian Gray, Director, Gray Dot Catalyst, Casper Strydom, Digital Agriculture Officer, World Food Programme and Tanya Accone, Senior Adviser on Innovation, UNICEF. </p>

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June 5, 2024

Mapping and working with value networks — Part 1

<p>Scaling innovation is akin to a multiplayer game, where an innovation team must orchestrate a complementary network of players to deliver value on a grand scale. This journey unfolds across three pivotal stages: finding, forming, and performing. </p><p>In the initial stage, the emphasis is on locating capable of enriching the ecosystem. Once partners are identified, the forming stage begins, dedicated to nurturing mutually beneficial relationships among stakeholders. As the ecosystem matures into a connected value network, the focus shifts towards harnessing emergent properties, where collective outcomes transcend individual contributions. It becomes imperative to devise models for sustained benefit sharing, alongside strategies to uphold strategic alignment and perpetuate innovation at scale.</p><p>Across two episodes, we delve deeper into methods for identifying and structuring value networks, spotlighting the array of roles and methodologies essential for fostering collaboration in support of scaling endeavours. Our host, John Bessant, discusses this issue with a number of guest speakers, including Ian Gray, Director, Gray Dot Catalyst, Casper Strydom, Digital Agriculture Officer, World Food Programme,  Femmy Soemantri, Partnerships and Advocacy Lead, UN Global Pulse Asia Pacific and Tanya Accone, Senior Adviser on Innovation, UNICEF. </p>

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What is Scaling the Summit?
<p><b>Scaling the Summit is a podcast developed by UN Global Pulse and the UN Innovation Network. The podcast explores essential elements to scale innovations in development and humanitarian contexts. It draws on relevant innovation research and shares experiences from a wide range of practitioners. Ultimately, we hope to give insight into what it takes to move from an idea to a fully-scaled project within the UN system.</b></p>
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