Incrementalism

Incrementalism is a strategy or approach where change is implemented gradually, through small, manageable steps rather than large, sweeping reforms. This method allows for adjustments based on feedback and results from each step, reducing the risk of failure. Commonly used in politics and policy-making, incrementalism acknowledges that complex issues often cannot be solved all at once, and that small improvements can lead to significant progress over time. By focusing on minor changes, stakeholders can adapt and refine their approaches as they learn from the outcomes of each incremental step.