Implementation Theory

Implementation Theory explores how to design policies and systems so that desired outcomes are achieved when put into practice. It investigates the relationship between theoretical models and real-world applications, focusing on how incentives, rules, and structures affect behavior. The goal is to ensure that the objectives of a plan or policy are effectively met by understanding the actions of various stakeholders involved, addressing potential obstacles, and refining strategies for better alignment between intention and actual results. Ultimately, it seeks to bridge the gap between theory and real-world implementation.