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Richard Hummelbrunner
Retired trainer and adviser
Richard Hummelbrunner is a retired trainer and adviser with extensive experience in regional policy, evaluation, and systems thinking.2 He has worked as a practitioner and advisor in the field of regional policy at various levels, including local, regional, national, and international.2
Professional Background
Hummelbrunner has made significant contributions to the field of systems thinking and evaluation. He is known for his work in applying systems concepts to practical situations, particularly in the context of international development.3
Publications
One of his notable works is the book "Systems Concepts in Action: A Practitioner's Toolkit," which he co-authored with Bob Williams.1 This book focuses on the practical application of systems ideas and provides a selection of tools for practitioners to use in their work.1 It covers topics such as:
- Describing and analyzing situations
- Changing and managing situations
- Learning about situations
Expertise
Hummelbrunner's areas of expertise include:
- Systems thinking
- Evaluation methodologies
- Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)
- Regional policy
- International development
His work has been particularly influential in promoting the use of systems thinking in evaluation practices, especially in complex interventions and development projects.35
Current Status
As of the latest information available, Richard Hummelbrunner is retired but continues to be recognized for his contributions to the field of systems thinking and evaluation.24
