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| summary=If you want to understand complex problems, start by mapping them together. 🧩 | | summary=If you want to understand complex problems, start by mapping them together. 🧩 | ||
In this guest lecture on Group Model Building, our colleague Sybren from the Applied Research Centre of HZ will introduce you to this powerful research method. Group Model Building is a collaborative approach that brings stakeholders around the table to visualize challenges, identify connections, and uncover the root causes of pressing issues. Instead of jumping to quick solutions, this method helps create a shared understanding of the system at play—making it easier to design strategies that work in the real world. Join this session to experience how collective thinking can turn complexity into clarity. | In this guest lecture on Group Model Building, our colleague Sybren from the Applied Research Centre of HZ will introduce you to this powerful research method. Group Model Building is a collaborative approach that brings stakeholders around the table to visualize challenges, identify connections, and uncover the root causes of pressing issues. Instead of jumping to quick solutions, this method helps create a shared understanding of the system at play—making it easier to design strategies that work in the real world. Join this session to experience how collective thinking can turn complexity into clarity. | ||
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