# Using ToC tool to understand the impact of specific features of the coop

The Theory of Change isn’t just a high-level map; it’s a flexible tool that helps us zoom in on the difference each part of Equal Care’s model is making.

Each of the co-op’s four core dimensions -🟡 **Circles**, 🔵 **Platform**, 🟠 **Teams**, and 🟢 **Commons** - has its own set of activities (outputs), which are connected to the changes and impacts (outcomes) we want to see.

But try showing all of those connections at once, and things can quickly get overwhelming:\
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To make things easier to explore and understand, we’ve created **partial views** that isolate each co-op dimension. These focused views allow you to:

* See the **specific outputs** linked to each feature of the model
* Understand the **outcomes** those outputs aim to contribute to
* Identify related **indicators** and how we measure success

By exploring these dedicated views, you can build a clearer picture of how each part of the co-op contributes to the bigger picture of care that is abundant, co-produced, and rooted in community.

Choose a dimension from the list on the left to dive into its unique Theory of Change.


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