growth

Reveal value cycles across whole systems

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Tackling Complexity Through Systems Thinking

Integrate new wisdom into financial and management systems

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Move away from single data points to release greater economic performance

OUR AIMS

Our vision:  The Paddy Ashdown Forum supports Governments, NGOs, and businesses to achieve sustainable growth by breaking down the silos that exist in traditional operational thinking.

Offering an opportunity to move from the 2D world of the circular economy to a cutting edge 3D Sphere Economic modelling which brings viable sustainability, not as a cost, but a driver to enhance your bottom line.

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SUSTAINABLE VIABILITY

Are you truly aware of the UN’s 17 goals for sustainable development?

The 17 SDGs developed by the UN serve as a great starting point for developing your own strategy. However, PAF will work with you to establish measurable goals that help you understand where resources are being allocated, where the true impacts lie, value destroyed and opportunities to raise performance missed.

OUR INSPIRATION

The Paddy Ashdown Forum: Inspired by the Vision, Commitment, and Principles of the late Paddy Ashdown

The Paddy Ashdown Forum serves as a platform for engaging in constructive dialogue, generating innovative ideas, and fostering collaboration among individuals, organisations, and policymakers. It provides a space for experts, thought leaders, and stakeholders from a multitude of sectors to come together and share their perspectives on a wide range of pressing issues, including governance, sustainability, and social justice

Using thought leadership and research excellence created by PAPRF the Paddy Ashdown Forum aims to address challenges and opportunities faced in organisations and institutions around the world.

PAF builds on Paddy Ashdown’s legacy of advancing inclusive societies, and addressing global challenges through collaborative and evidence-based approaches, and his famous “can-do” attitude.

 

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© European Communities 2005 Lord (Paddy) Ashdown - Humanitarian, Internationalist, Peacekeeper B. 1941 d. 2018

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