Systems Thinking for Sustainability: Drawing complexity on a paper

Systems are made up of interdependent, interdependent, and interdependent parts that create a complex, unified whole.

System mapping is a way to organize the large amounts of information you face when analysing systems. It's an essential approach to understanding and improving them.

A solid understanding of systems mapping will allow you to map the elements and relationships within any system you are working with. It will also give you an unusual insight into how it looks and behaves in space and time and how it affects others.

It will help you make informed decisions about how to improve the system's state through sound solutions by creating a clear picture. This will be a powerful tool for communication. It will allow you to communicate with key stakeholders and collaborate on building sustainable systems.

Systems mapping is a crucial tool for system analysis and design. This will help you identify the components and relationships within a system. This information will enable you to start thinking about ways to make systems more sustainable.

This course will help you understand the basics of systems mapping to solve real-world problems and how to create stakeholder maps for every project.