What is this experience all about?
This online co-learning journey is all about the process of replicating and transferring solutions of social enterprises to new regions and countries. Our team has been working with close to 100 social entrepreneurs to support them in developing a solid replication & transfer strategy and model. Together with experienced Ashoka Fellows, experts and coaches we will guide you through this strategic process.
A replication & transfer model comprises a rationale (WHY), a replicable solution (WHAT), a method to replicate your solution (HOW), your partner profile and partnership journey (WHO), an assessment of new regions and countries (WHERE), and a strategy for introducing your solution to a new context (and adapting it).
Furthermore, the module will explore how replication strategies connect to system change strategies and how they can be designed with an "Everyone A Changemaker" vision in mind.
Module Timeline
Online Introduction Session: March 8, 2022 (2 hours, 2 pm-4 pm CET)
Online Case Clinic: March 22, 2022 (2 hours, 2 pm-4 pm CET)
Online Workshop: April 5, 2022 (2 hours, 2 pm-4 pm CET)
Online Mentoring Session: April 19, 2022 (3 hours, 2 pm-5 pm CET, with individual 1h slots for participants)
Presentation and Feedback Session: May 10, 2022 (2 hours, 2 pm-4 pm CET)
Who can apply?
- Ashoka Fellow
- Ashoka Fellow Organization Staff Member
- Corporate or Institutional Partner of Ashoka
- Part of an affiliated Ashoka Program or Partnership
- Ashoka Support Network (ASN) member
- Ashoka Staff
Why you should apply?
This module will help you and your team to make more strategic decisions about the way you replicate your model. We aim to find the replication model that best fits your impact and business model as well as your organizational culture. The module will provide you with fresh perspectives on your current or future replication strategies. It aims to increase a team’s capacity to design, adapt and implement replication strategies.
Meet the Module Lead
Alexander Kesselring
Replication & Transfer Module Lead
Alexander Kesselring
Replication & Transfer Module Lead
Since 2015, Alexander Kesselring is program manager at Ashoka. He works on the topics of scaling impact, cross-border replication & transfer, impact investment and climate protection. Alexander studied sociology and philosophy at the University of Vienna with a focus on sociological theories and social change. From 2006 to 2014 he worked as a researcher at the Centre for Social Innovation (ZSI) in Vienna. In 2015, he completed the certificate course "Advanced Business Planning" at Danube University Krems with a focus on entrepreneurial approaches such as lean start-up and effectuation.