A collaborative ecosystem of organisations and practitioners who are navigating complexity through systems practice and are collectively contributing knowledge, experience, and learning to help grow the field.

Building on Systems Practice Collectively
Why the Network
Systems practice grows through relationships, and exposure to diverse ways of working across contexts.
In an open and complex systems, there is rarely a single pathway to change. The leverage points practitioners choose, the partnerships they build, and the solutions they pursue are deeply shaped by context as well as by their own capacities, institutional structures, values, and ways of working.
The Network pillar exists to build learning bridges across these diverse practices and experiences. Rather than organising knowledge only within sectoral silos such as health, livelihoods, or water, CSP seeks to foster a more holistic understanding of systems practice through shared reflection, peer learning, immersions, and collaboration across organisations and geographies. In doing so, the network strengthens both collective capability, holistic understanding of the context and the wider movement for systemic change.
13 Network Organisations
The ecosystem in motion.
Designing for failure, not success. Programme pedagogy partner for CSP Fellowship.
Founded 1994. Global leader in cooling solutions for the urban poor.
Founded 1984. GRAAM research centre. Community radio reaching 270,000+ listeners.
‘Soul of India lives in its villages.’ Swaraj Utsava festival. Rural seed grants up to ₹10 lakhs.
Co-founded by Social Alpha, SELCO Foundation, and CInI. Scaling sustainable technology.
Solar-powered 100% of Meghalaya’s public health facilities.

Lakhpati Kisan™: enabling tribal households to earn ₹1 lakh+ annually through climate-smart agriculture.
Growth Quartet: Skills + Technology + Market + Credit. 50,000 livelihoods via SHG networks.
Solve Ninjas: local problems need local solvers. 12+ state policies influenced.
Tribal Health Initiative (THI)
35-bed hospital staffed by locally trained tribal women. Porgai embroidery collective.
"Less of me, more of us." Cloth for Work program. Solar-powered livelihoods for 500+ rural households across Northeast India.
Founded in 1995. Decentralised sustainable energy for inclusive development.









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