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2017 Change Readiness Index
2017 Change Readiness Index
Assessing countries’ ability to manage change and cultivate opportunity.
Assessing countries’ ability to manage change and cultivate opportunity.
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Change Readiness Index overview video
Change Readiness Index overview video
Watch how the Change Readiness Index works and what it means for countries to manage change
Watch how the Change Readiness Index works and what it means for countries to manage change
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Change Readiness Index tool
Change Readiness Index tool
Use the 2017 CRI online tool to gain a deeper understanding of a country's change readiness
Use the 2017 CRI online tool to gain a deeper understanding of a country's change readiness
The 2017 Change Readiness Index (CRI) indicates the capability of a country – its government, private and public enterprises, people and wider civil society – to anticipate, prepare for, manage, and respond to a wide range of change drivers, proactively cultivating the resulting opportunities and mitigating potential negative impacts. Examples of change include:
• shocks such as financial and social instability and natural disasters
• political and economic opportunities and risks such as technology, competition, and changes in government.
Since 2012, the CRI has evolved to become a key tool that provides reliable, independent, and robust information to support the work of governments, civil society institutions, businesses, and the international development community.
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