Place Knowledge Hub
Our library for place-based systems change
Inquiry: How to sustain place-based change
With support from partners including Esmée Fairbairn, Homewards, Turn2us, Pathway Fund and others, we set out to explore how we can change this.
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Not Everything That Changes a Place is Place-Based Change
In recent years, place-based change has become a buzzword in the social sector. As a result, it’s misused to describe any type of intervention that happens in a…
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Embedding then evolving place-based change
Lessons about building place-based collective impact from North Birkenhead Cradle to Career.
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Learning partnership to keep children & young people safe in Manchester
Our interim report sets out learning from steering group that are collectively responding to safety challenges young people in Manchester face.
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What is the difference between place-based and systems change approaches?
Kezia Jackson-Harman explains the difference, similarities and overlaps of place-based and systems change approaches.
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Modelling place-based & systems change evaluation
Senior Project Manager, Jonathan Price shares feedback on our new model for evaluating long-term, place-based and systems change programmes.
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The solution to the challenge of evaluating place-based systems change
Today Renaisi launches a new evaluation model that solves the challenges of evaluating change in places and systems for funders, commissioners, and practitioners.
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How to sustain place-based systems change
Building on over 30 years of working with over 100+ places across the UK to fund, deliver, and evidence place-based work, we explore what it takes to sustain these efforts.
What does it take to change a system?
A guide designed to support funders and practitioners to understand how to approach systems change and their role in it.
Funding for place based systems change
Chaired by Save the Children UK, we brought charities and funders together to explore how to best manage funds to support long-term, place-based systemic change.