CHALLENGES OF TODAY
What are the main challenges relating to the the purpose you selected?
Eg. A traditionally operated healthcare system is ill-equipped to combat the rapid proliferation of lifestyle diseases such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. People from different backgrounds have diverging levels of capabilities to ensure they make lifestyle choices preventative of such diseases.
BEST POSSIBLE TOMORROW
What is the best possible desired future in Latvia in your focus area? Why is it important to pursue it?
E.g. By establishing a radically new way of viewing healthcare as covering a range of expertise instead of a being simply treatment-based one, preventative care can be integrated in the health care scheme of Latvia. Additionally, enhancing people’s capacity to lead healthy lifestyles themselves drastically mitigates treatment costs and leads to happier, healthier citizens.
PURPOSE STATEMENT
What are the main challenges relating to the the purpose you selected?
E.g. All people in the Latvia live healthy lifestyles. This helps them to live long and dignified lives.
What are Purposes?: “Purposes set the direction for envisioning better future of any country. They help in re-imagining the government and the society in a radically better future.”
Purpose Identifier
Write the core problem here that you selected:
What are the effects of this problem?
What cause this problem?� (try asking “why” 5 times at the core problem)
Problem tree analysis
Experimentation Canvas PART 1
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DESCRIPTION OF THE EXPERIMENT�
EXPECTED RESULTS
FUNDAMENTALS
Who is the target population?
How many participants are there?
How are participants identified and recruited for the experiment?
Where and when does the experiment happen?
Describe your experiment briefly (in 2-3 sentences)
What are the objectives of the experiment?
What are the key hypothesis and uncertainties and �related to your experiment? �
What happens during the experiment and how often does it happen?
Who needs to do what and how often for the experiment to happen?
What are the immediate results of the experiment?
What are the indicators that demonstrate the result?
What are the long term results of the experiment?
What are the indicators that demonstrate the result?
Describe the result from the point of view of those who are directly affected
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Experimentation Canvas PART 2
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EXPLORATIVE EXPERIMENT
RISKS & ETHICAL ANALYSIS
VERIFICATION EXPERIMENT
Is it possible to measure the situation before and �after the experiment?
To arrange a control group?
To randomize participants into groups?
How could we learn quickly about our hypothesis �and uncertainties?
What are the other next steps that lead us to the experiment?
What could be some of the negative consequences / �outcomes of the experiment?
How could they be prevented?
What are important ethical considerations are related to the experiment?
– Do the potential benefits of our study outweigh the potential harms?
– Do participants participate through informed consent?
– Have those that are directly affected by the issue �been engaged in the planning process?
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SECTION 2: Approaches for experimentation
2. Change ambitions of experiments