Hosted by California Gov. Jerry Brown and others, the summit is designed to mobilize commitments by nonstate actors, such as companies, NGOs and local governments, to meet the world's climate goals.
"It's not going to be a panacea for the crisis, but it's an example of the U.S. leveraging its unrivaled leadership on humanitarian issues to mobilize commitments to other issues," U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power said.
They range from mobilizing commitment to eventually integrating the WISN method into routine management systems.
Both studies specific to the health sector [ 15, 16] as well as broader change management frameworks [ 17, 18] emphasize a number of key themes including:- i. Developing a vision, and mobilizing commitment and leadership for change – create a clear vision and common direction, and develop effective individual or distributed leadership for change ii.
In an effort to sustain the push towards ending preventable child deaths, the UNICEF supported global movement- 'Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed' – continues to mobilize political commitment and civil society partners and to turn promise into action on the ground to stop children from dying of causes that are readily preventable.
The theory suggests that such a movement can be unleashed only by agents who make unforgettable and unarguable calls for change, who concentrate their resources on what really matters, who mobilize the commitment of the organization's key players, and who succeed in silencing the most vocal naysayers.
This is expected to help mobilize political commitment and provide political leadership in regional and international climate-change processes by providing reliable and timely information and policy advice.
Bratton used tipping point leadership to make unarguable calls for change, concentrate resources on what really mattered, mobilize key players' commitment, and silence naysayers.
