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The desire to ensure that the benefits of successful small-scale social innova-tion are more widely available has led to a plethora of frameworks that seek toscale such innovations. We review 20 extant frameworks for scaling and distin-guished four directions: up (producing changes in laws, policies, institutions ornorms), down (resource allocation to support implementation), in (ensuringorganizations have the capacity to deliver […]

Evidence to Action (E2A) worked from 2011 to 2021 to improve family planning and reproductive health for women and girls across seventeen nations in sub-Saharan Africa using a “scaling-up mindset.” This paper discusses three key lessons emerging from the project’s experience with applying ExpandNet’s systematic approach to scale up. The methodology uses ExpandNet/WHO’s scaling-up framework and guidance tools to design […]

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The Scaling Up bibliography (https://expandnet.net/biblio/) is a searchable database of publications, websites, gray literature, and conference reports that either directly address scaling up or provide valuable insights on scaling up. Included are materials from a range of global health and development technical areas as well as the various sciences relevant to scale up.

Hi all This blog post series, co-authored with Tom Aston is focused on social accountability, but trust it should be of wider interest to the community Pathways to scale in social accountability (Post 1 of 5) https://medium.com/@florcig/pathways-to-scale-in-social-accountability-post-1-of-5-40e5ff51a053 Introducing a resonance pathway to scale (Post 2 of 5) https://thomasmtaston.medium.com/introducing-a-resonance-pathway-to-scale-6cacd5163cd8 Contrasting alternative pathways to scale (Post 3 of 5) https://thomasmtaston.medium.com/contrasting-alternative-pathways-to-scale-7157b67cdd0d How context […]

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