3️⃣Replicate

How can we replicate our community-led action?

If your action makes an impact in your context and you want to scale it or inspire others to do the same, the tools and reflections you used during this process will be essential. Replication is about transferring not only actions but also values, methods, and learnings.

Why is it relevant?

Replication strengthens impact and expands reach. It shows that local knowledge and grassroots innovation can be shared, adapted, and multiplied. It also invites collaboration across contexts and builds a stronger, more resilient network of action.

How can this be done?

This section builds upon other sections of this toolkit, such as How can we boost the visibility of our action? and the What do we have to consider when our action takes place?. Using the digital presence channels, the community could think of sharing the tools employed online, or even publishing the work formally. An additional tool could be to share any design or work in open repositories listed below.

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Document your process clearly (include challenges and pivots)

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Share open-source tools or templates

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Create a simple guide or “starter kit” for other groups

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Connect with networks that can help spread your work (e.g. other Citizen Observatories or environmental coalitions)