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Regenerative Approaches to Social and Ecological Renewal: Enabling Transformative Action

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SMAR3TS Webinar Series: Regenerative Innovation in Theory and Practice

Regenerative Approaches to Social and Ecological Renewal: Enabling Transformative Action
Regenerative Approaches to Social and Ecological Renewal: Enabling Transformative Action

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16 Oct 2026, 10:00 am – 11:00 am GMT+2

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Regenerative Approaches to Social and Ecological Renewal: Enabling Transformative Action


Discover how regenerative approaches can connect systems thinking with transformative action to support social and ecological renewal.


Date: 16 October 2026, 10:00 AM CEST

Speaker: Paul Pivcevic, Regenerative Partners, UK


Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in organizational development and change across Europe and the US, our speaker, Paul Pivcevic from Regenerative Partners, UK, will share his knowledge on how regenerative thinking can be translated into practice. Paul focuses on developing and applying practice-oriented regenerative frameworks to social and ecological renewal, connecting systems thinking, deliberative democracy and a co-evolutionary ontology with the practical challenges of organizational and societal transformation.

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