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The Societal Development Model transcends traditional political divides, focusing on the developmental capacities and value systems that actually drive organizational and societal progress.
This model delivers:
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Our current economic paradigm shows critical limitations—resource depletion, climate disruption, widening inequality. The Wisdom Economy Model (W-Eco) offers a fundamentally different approach.
The Wisdom Economy Model (W-Eco), developed by our strategic partner Meta Integral www.metaintegral.com, operates at a higher order than conventional sustainability frameworks. Models like Circle Economy are valuable practical tools that can be integrated within the Wisdom Economy's comprehensive structure. The W-Eco framework: Aligns profit with purpose Activates business as a catalyst for both financial prosperity and meaningful societal contribution. Applies an integrative perspective Synthesizes wisdom traditions with academic and contemporary insights, to address the complex challenges of today's economy. Creates enduring value Moves beyond short-term approaches to create a sustainable future for all stakeholders. |
Watch Sean Esbjörn-Hargens present the MetaImpact Framework, how the Wisdom Economy model came to be, and who were first to use it. See more detailed information on this model and related framework below.
Uplifting People and Planet Are you ready to transform your organization and contribute to a higher-level future? |
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W.Eco: The Wisdom Economy framework –
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Wisdom Economy offers an unparalleled coverage of all key economic and societal aspects.
Developed through collaboration with global thought leaders across disciplines, this framework serves organizations of all sizes. The model integrates 10 capital types and 4 impact areas across 4 bottom lines: People, Profit, Planet, and Purpose. This structure enables multi-level perspective taking and measurement across key metrics. 4P bottom line: People, Profit, Planet and Purpose In today's volatile environment, we must consider all relevant factors to create transformative impact that serves stakeholders and society. Measurement selection becomes critical.
Sean Esbjörn-Hargens (PhD), Wisdom Economy creator and a US associate of ours, has expanded upon the IIRC's six-capital model to develop a comprehensive framework that enables more conscious strategic planning and financial goal-setting. |
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To strategic insiders, Norway's military faced top-heaviness as base closures loomed. Our CEO was representing a General on a high-profile panel together with the future Defence Chief and the Defence Committee Chairman. He prepared a bold response in tune with the challenge given: Criticize the presented military strategy and suggest its improvements.
When his turn came, he supported the base reduction strategy while highlighting a critical gap: The need to similarly streamline leadership structures, as lower-level base structures. Drawing on his experience as a senior strategist and now the Chief of Exercise and Training, he proposed transforming "Headquarters Defence Command Norway" into what became the "Integrated Strategic Leadership" - a concept that received overwhelming support from officers, soldiers, and politicians in the room. The implementation balanced traditional military expertise with political oversight, achieving a healthier ratio between operational forces and headquarters staff. The architectural design mirrored this philosophy, blending historical brick buildings with modern glass and steel to create an inspiring collaborative environment. This headquarters continues to facilitate military-political cooperation, though maintaining the proper balance of influence remains an ongoing challenge inviting in a reassessment.
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