Embracing Whole Systems Transformation in Africa: Unlocking Behavioral and Stylistic Change for Sustainable Development

Abstract

 Africa is at a critical juncture, facing complex challenges that require comprehensive solutions. Whole systems transformation offers a promising approach, addressing interconnected issues and fostering sustainable development. This essay explores the necessity of whole systems transformation in Africa, examining the role of behaviors and styles in driving meaningful change.

By Happymore Mushambavanhu (Zimbabwe)

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