Institutional Learning Architecture

ILA

Definition

The structural design of how institutions process information, update beliefs, and change practices. ILA recognises that learning is not automatic—it requires deliberate architectural choices that enable evidence to influence action.

Example

An institution with strong ILA has clear paths from evidence to decision-makers, incentives aligned with truth-seeking, and feedback loops that close within relevant timescales.

Source

ILA-Core Section 1

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