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Section 3: Managing experiments and adjusting for context

Managing TIP experiments involves a commitment to generating and disseminating knowledge acquired through experimentation; and to empowering those involved in experiments to be agents, rather than subjects, of change.  Section 3 shares tools, methods and learnings from TIPC members, universities and Hubs from implementing experiments in collaboration with diverse partners in Sweden, South Africa and Latin America. It also goes behind the scenes at the TIP experimental conference to share the mechanisms guided by the theory of change.

Implementing the experiment

These resources introduce methodologies and tools for experimentation, sharing learnings from Europe, Latin America and Africa that reflect the diversity of the experimental process and provide insight into practical considerations for implementation of EPEs.

The Living Catchments project: A pilot experimental engagement in South Africa

This set of resources documents how practitioners and researchers in South Africa undertook experimentation to explore transformative approaches to water governance. They provide lessons that inform policy learning for sustainability transitions in both the Global South and North.

Designing an experimental conference

In 2022, TIPC set out to create an experimental conference, in response to the recognition that conventional conference spaces may be insufficient for transdisciplinary knowledge creation and exchange. This collection of resource shows how this experiment was managed, introducing how the conference committee sought to create a space for alternative knowledge practices and the theory of change that guided the design, implementation and evaluation of the conference.

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