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    Poverty is not just a social problem, but a design problem as well. The document discusses how design thinking approaches like visualization, scenario development, human-centered research, and prototyping can help address poverty. It also outlines four traps that keep the bottom billion people in poverty: the single resource trap, the bad neighbor trap, the bad governance trap, and the conflict trap. Overall, the document advocates that poverty can be reduced by applying principles of design thinking.

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    Presentación de Barry Katz en el Foro Unidos por la Innovación Social

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    La pobreza como un problema de diseño

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    Poverty is not just a social problem, but a design problem as well. The document discusses how design thinking approaches like visualization, scenario development, human-centered research, and prototyping can help address poverty. It also outlines four traps that keep the bottom billion people in poverty: the single resource trap, the bad neighbor trap, the bad governance trap, and the conflict trap. Overall, the document advocates that poverty can be reduced by applying principles of design thinking.

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    La Pobreza Como Un Problema de Diseño

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    Poverty is not just a social problem, but a design problem as well. The document discusses how design thinking approaches like visualization, scenario development, human-centered research, and prototyping can help address poverty. It also outlines four traps that keep the bottom billion people in poverty: the single resource trap, the bad neighbor trap, the bad governance trap, and the conflict trap. Overall, the document advocates that poverty can be reduced by applying principles of design thinking.

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    POVERTY

    IS NOT JUST A SOCIAL PROBLEM POVERTY IS A DESIGN PROBLEM


    Barry Katz March 16, 2012

    design nking t hi

    Visualiza6on

    Scenario development

    Human-centered research

    prototyping

    The Bo'om Billion

    1. The Single Resource trap 2. The Bad Neighbor trap 3. The Bad Governance trap 4. The Conict trap

    Op6mism

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