Giulio Quaggiotto

Design Thinking

Two Paths to Supporting Grassroots Innovation

By Nathan Cooper, Shaun Hazeldine, & Giulio Quaggiotto

An innovation experiment in Indonesia yields insights on how international development organizations can effectively foster innovation within the communities they aim to help.

Social Entrepreneurship

Crickets Going Quiet: Questions of Evolution and Scale

By Giulio Quaggiotto & Milica Begovic Radojevic 4

Can new insights from biology help us reimagine what and how organizations scale up?

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