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World Systems Thinking Day - September 17

World Systems Thinking Day

Celebrating a Legacy of Systems Thinkers

World Systems Thinking Day is celebrated every year on September 17.  The day is established by the Systems Thinking Alliance. This day honours systems thinkers and practitioners around the world. The day is about highlighting the importance of systems thinking in our connected world and encourages the broader public to adopt a systems thinking approaches to their challenges.

Systems Thinking in the 21st Century: Leading Responsibly for Global Impact

Systems Thinking enables practitioners to respond effectively to the demands of complexity in the 21st century and provides a platform for responsible leadership. It has been recognized as an essential tool for dealing with the complexity faced by governments and organizations in the 21st century, which arises from increased size, interconnectedness, diversity, and rapid change.

Systems thinking has been embraced by diverse entities, including international bodies, governments, businesses, organizations and individuals, to navigate through this complexity.

World Systems Thinking Day is a celebration of the impact systems thinkers have had on the world. On this day, individuals, communities, and organizations are encouraged to learn more about systems thinking, appreciate its value, and apply it to their own contexts. The ultimate aim is to foster a global mindset that recognizes connections, understands patterns, and drives meaningful, systemic change.

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