Jenny Witte

Biography

Jenny Witte is Communications Officer to Professor Johan Schot at the Utrecht University Centre for Global Challenges. Her responsibilities range from developing and implementing cross-channel communication strategies to content creation and the coordination of visualisations. Within MOTION, Jenny works closely together with the research team to produce and oversee communications deliverables and training events.

Role in TIPC: TIPC Communications, Positioning, Engagement

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TIPC Conference 2022 Sessions

#32 Crowdsourcing the Future! Mobilising the collective imagination to shape the future of investment

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Comparing learning materials across TIPC – A contribution from TIPC MoTIL

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Pitch your Transformation: MOTION Handbook: Tools for Transformative System Change

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NEWS IN BRIEF: Transformative Innovation Policy debate at European Mission...

News

1 February 2023

TIPC founder and Academic Director, Johan Schot spoke at the first European Mission Forum EMiF themed “Making Missions Work”. In a parallel session, panellists and close to 100 participants gathered to discuss the purpose and perspectives of European missions across...

Transformative Investment Philosophy for financing sustainability transition Launched

News

20 December 2022

The end of 2022 saw the Deep Transitions project, founded and led by Professor Johan Schot, launch the Transformative Investment Philosophy. This encompasses a comprehensive report proposing new principles, tools and metrics for financing long-term systems change, into and beyond 2023, to...

An analysis of Vinnova’s mission to transform the Swedish Food...

Blog

15 March 2022

With the TIPC Vinnova experiment coming to a close after two years of collaboration, the TIPC team has conducted a concluding analysis to uncover to what extent the objectives and desired outcomes of the project have been reached, which challenges...

Transforming Sweden’s Food System

Blog

10 February 2022

Sweden’s Innovation Agency Vinnova and the Transformative Innovation Policy Consortium have embarked on a joint journey to transform the Swedish food system, consolidating Vinnova’s role as a change agent in system transformation and responding to societal and environmental challenges as...

MOTION HANDBOOK: DEVELOPING A TRANSFORMATIVE THEORY OF CHANGE

Publications

30 December 2021

This handbook draft comprises the results and key learnings of the MOTION project. It contributes to accelerating a transition towards sustainability by providing a guide for the development of a Transformative Theory of Change, a methodology that helps...

TIP Learning Guides

A Narrative About the Transformation to Sustainable Land Use Management:...

Blog

19 December 2020

Cities and their communities want clean air, clean waterways and thriving landscapes for their health and wellbeing. Yet, growing cities put pressure on natural landscapes, deplete resources and diminish the integrity of ecosystems and the services they provide.This demands fundamental...

MOTION Citizen Engagement Webinar: Transition to green living – The...

Blog

10 December 2020

Citizens are key stakeholders when striving for “socio-technical system change”. Therefore, we brought together community representatives, our MOTION partners from the SuSMo and SATURN projects and Professor Johan Schot as sustainability transitions experts to discuss the barriers and opportunities for...

Learning Histories Vinnova – Balancing Theory and Practice

Publications

28 September 2020 | Diana Velasco, Jenny Witte, Alejandra Boni, Jordi Molas-Gallart, Josefin Lundström, Joanna Franzén and Dan Hill

“Learning is not child’s play; we cannot learn without pain” is a quotation attributed to Aristotle. Whether Aristotle said this or not, the quote conveys a message that we can all relate to. Learning processes take time and...

Transformative Innovation Learning Histories (TILHs)

TIP RESOURCE LAB – TOOLS, ACTIONS, LEARNINGS

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28 July 2020

The TIP Resource Lab will be launched in early 2023 as the ‘connective tissue’ between the projects, experiments and geographies of the Consortium. It will offer practical tools and resources for implementing TIP methods, and share learnings from the journey...