Our conference audience includes individuals and organizations that use, evaluate, support, and promote effective implementation practices.  The core audience for the GIC include the “changemakers” within systems, including implementation specialists, applied researchers, quality improvement managers, purveyors, intermediaries, implementing organizations, implementation networks, funders, policy makers, decision makers, and students. The GIC emphasizes the application of implementation science and effective implementation practices at its core, with implementation research serving a foundation for translating evidence to applied settings.

GIC 2024 - NISA 2024 will explore a wide range of topics over two and half days of lecture, interactive workshop sessions, storyboard sessions, and networking events, including:

• Systems thinking in implementation design
• Scaling and sustainment
• Equity and inclusiveness
• Implementation capacity and readiness assessment 
• Cross-cultural fidelity and adaptation
• Cost-effectiveness measurement and tools  
• Leadership and change management
• Implementation capacity and readiness assessment 
• Using technology in high- and low-resource settings 
• Implementation strategy selection/intervention mapping

The Global Implementation Conference (GIC) is one of the world’s leading implementation conferences. Hosted biennially by the Global Implementation Society (GIS), the conference aims to promote implementation science, practice, and policy and their active application in human services in order to contribute to socially significant benefits to people and society. Previous GIC Conferences have engaged delegates from 25 countries representing a wide range of disciplines. With a focus on addressing equity and building capacity throughout the world, GIC 2021 will continue to engage the expanding global implementation community through dialogue and interactive learning opportunities. The conference will feature cutting edge implementation research and real-world application of implementation practice and policy in diverse contexts and help to overcome inequity in human service systems by targeting its root causes.