Institutional Learning Architecture (ILA)

Definition

A structural framework for designing institutions that can genuinely update themselves. ILA treats learning as a first-class governance object, introduces Learning Authority as a design primitive, and creates Protected Update Pathways that translate insight into institutional change.

Example

A hospital implements ILA by creating a Learning Authority with mandate to change clinical protocols based on outcome data, protected from operational pressure to maintain the status quo.

Source

ILA Section 1

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