The unfolding of each Transformative Economy initiative is necessarily infused by all those areas. The curriculum supports individual and collective learning by considering them ever more consciously and deliberately, each of them in their own right, but ultimately all of them in conjunction.

In principle, you can choose any module to start with, and any other is suitable for another round. However, for conceiving or launching a new initiative, we recommend starting with module A and following the sequence B, C and D. Existing initiatives, in contrast, might want to pick the module that relates most strongly to their current pain points or development opportunities.

You can also work your way through a single module of your choice as a stand-alone learning opportunity. It can also be worthwhile going through the same module more than once, deepening the practices or choosing other practices in each phase of the learning process. The more modules you follow, the deeper you will dive into the complexities of catalysing socio-economic transformation, and the clearer the strong interdependencies between the areas of attention the modules focus on will become to you and your collaborators.

Once your initiative adopts one or the other practice suggested by the curriculum in its regular workings, or insights resulting from a practice, the learning takes root and transforms reality.