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8 months ago in Innovation , Social Network Analysis By Kirti
Network analysis to reveals social innovation
A "social innovation ecosystem" sounds abstract. How can we actually map and understand the connections between all the players—NGOs, activists, funders—to make it stronger?
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By Shobha Answered 5 months ago
We use Social Network Analysis (SNA) to make the invisible web of relationships visible. By mapping who collaborates with whom, SNA identifies the key connectors, the isolated clusters, and the critical knowledge brokers in the system. This map shows you exactly how information and resources flow (or get stuck), revealing where the ecosystem is strong and, crucially, where strategic interventions—like introducing a key player to a disconnected group—could bridge gaps and dramatically increase the collective impact.
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