All four need to be in place to make change happen

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All four need to be in place to make change happen Our theory of change – how to scale through others All four need to be in place to make change happen

An example from health systems Lead “I am told…” Inform “I know…” Enable “I can…” Incent “I want…” PERFORMANCE BASED FUNDING 28.3 Bn $ PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY MONITORING AND EVALUATION Independent technical committee and local partners

An example of a program for Hydro/infrastructure siting PRELIMINARY ILLUSTRATIVE An example of a program for Hydro/infrastructure siting Lead “I am told…” Inform “I know…” Enable “I can…” Incent “I want…” Work with partners to codify and establish economics, and technical best practices for hydropower siting and design (1 FTE + 1 consulting contract per year on economic analysis/retrospective analysis for 3-5 months Establish and analyze target audience for influence, determine channels and appropriate models for information transfer: first year audience segmentation etc followed by data/statistics/survey every year for the program to track penetration Design program of education/information for target audience – Content creation (graphics, editing, translating); printing dissemination, marketing, PR, online; academic events, training courses (including fees for trainers) Establish technical exchanges and targeted support on hydro – 1 PM/RM with Sinhydro, Odebrecht et al  Identify commercial and non commercial partners for tool development, and develop tools to be used in GRP basins and elsewhere for siting, economic analysis, technical analyze  Execute on dissemination of tools and enablers – contract with 2-3 engineering firms to test/develop software in real projects alongside existing tools  Create global platform, leverage existing events, to drive a community around hydro sustainability, targeting commercial industry and public sector – Speaker events, catering, organization + 1 project manager Establish high level training in hydro design issues with prestigious institutions – organize workshops (travel, rental, payment for research associates for 3 1-week workshops) Create/build on industry alliances on hydro to promote the adoption of sophisticated practices on sustainable hydro. Recruit global leadership council with peers of key decision makers we are trying to influence (1 PM/analyst) Provide secretariat to leadership council group to deliver connections in the industry, mobilize their networks (PM + 1 analyst) Use leadership and board networks of GRP organisations to explore opportunity/potential for engagement in upper Mekong – PM + Consulting contracts Focus on 8 GRP rivers accounts for 12-15% of total potential hydro build out Sinohydro and Odebrecht will deliver the majority of the new build A focused program on developers and EPC contracts, alongside targeted government counterparties would leverage the smallest number of people with the highest potential for impact

Inform Lead Enable Incent To achieve scale we will have to implement through others, influencing their activities through a coordinated program Elements of a program of work to have impact through others Pilots, demonstration projects, research Requires extracting, collecting, curating, delivering relevant knowledge to target audience Not enough to simply codify experience – knowledge must be received, understood Inform “I know…” Lead “I am told…” Enable “I can…” Incent “I want…” Tools, platforms, instruments, instruction to make it as easy as possible Best to modify existing tools that are already adopted than creating new ones Might require partnership with commercial providers Create soft & hard incentives for adoption Common approaches include prizes, visible international platforms, rewards Adoption must be desirable to succeed Leadership and role modeling are critical to change in behavior Enlist leaders and key influencers to legitimize change Create or adopt a platform for leaders to endorse/exhibit new behavior Focused on a set of partners and/or audience that, if appropriately influenced, can implement a specific solution at scale