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|In our complex and rapidly changing world, traditional approaches often fall short in tackling interconnected challenges that span multiple sectors. This session offers a fresh perspective, emphasizing the need for transdisciplinary collaboration and relearning problem clusters. Terry Irwin, a visionary in the field, will guide us in understanding and applying this groundbreaking approach.  

|In our complex and rapidly changing world, traditional approaches often fall short in tackling interconnected challenges that span multiple sectors. This session offers a fresh perspective, emphasizing the need for transdisciplinary collaboration and relearning problem clusters. Terry Irwin, a visionary in the field, will guide us in understanding and applying this groundbreaking approach.

During this keynote session, Terry will introduce the principles and methodologies of Transition Design. She will delve into the interconnectedness of complex problems, emphasizing the importance of addressing them holistically and collaboratively across disciplines and sectors. Terry will share inspiring examples of how Transition Design has been successfully applied to real-world challenges, highlighting the transformative outcomes achieved.

 

The keynote session will include an interactive Q&A session allowing attendees to engage directly with Terry.

 

 

The keynote session will include an interactive Q&A session allowing attendees to engage directly with Terry.  

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|The National Student Paper Competition (NSPC) was launched in 2013 with the aim of introducing innovative ideas and bright new thinkers to the Canadian public service and enhancing public service excellence and encouraging high performance.  

|The National Student Paper Competition (NSPC) was launched in 2013 with the aim of introducing innovative ideas and bright new thinkers to the Canadian public service and enhancing public service excellence and encouraging high performance.

 

The NSPC is an annual competition organized by the Canada School of Public Service in partnership with the Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration and the Institute of Public Administration of Canada. The competition is also supported by various Canadian higher-education institutions and associations, including the Canadian Association for Graduate Studies.

 

The NSPC is an annual competition organized by the Canada School of Public Service in partnership with the Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration and the Institute of Public Administration of Canada. The competition is also supported by various Canadian higher-education institutions and associations, including the Canadian Association for Graduate Studies.  

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