Thread by @JPapoulidis

Thrilled to have hosted @ACE_soas's Dr. Pallavi Roy during Global Community of Practice (CoP) on Scaling's annual meetings

Pallavi presented to my CoP #fragilestates group--on the scaling approach embedded in her brilliant work on adaptive governance/health response to COVID19

Pallavi set the stage by highlighting the governance challenge for scaling health/COVID19 interventions in fragile states & how corruption can become a major issue in the response.

In response to governance/corruption challenge, Pallavi argues for the creation of a rapid scaling consortium that involves multiple actors/delivery channels to:

reduce corruption

📈impact/revealed competence

build in resilience/redundancy

promote cost-effectiveness

Critically, Pallavi argues this approach to scaling must work in an integrated & adaptive way because it's connecting multiple scaling channels/interventions through "horizontal networks" & monitoring to see which channels will work, which won't + which establish redundancies

Over past few years, we've increasingly argued that scaling is not a secondary process to support a winning pilot or innovation but instead an outcomes-based approach for achieving a development goal in adaptive ways that bring in multiple partners, resources, interventions,see👇

bit.ly/2HXsQAU

bit.ly/381g1jX

Pallavi's work with @mushtaqkhan100 et al is a superb articulation of outcomes-based scaling, which brings together multiple interventions/delivery challenges in adaptive ways to reduce corruption, reveal partner/system competencies, build resilience & achieve cost effectiveness.

See here for links to Pallavi's work
@ACE_soas

1. bit.ly/3kUYg9q

blog version (ace.soas.ac.uk/rethinking-ant…)

2. bit.ly/326kuhy

To learn more about the Scaling-Up Community of Practice, the beta version of our website is now up:

scalingcommunityofpractice.com

with a link to the fragility group which I co-chair with
@WorldBank's Rob Chase
👉bit.ly/3mYAYQX

@MSIWorldwide

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