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NEWSLETTER #3 / 03.05.2010
Picture: Asger Nørregård Rasmussen
Co-creation in ResponsibleResearch and Innovation (RRI):Lessons
learntThe European Commission has identified co-creation as an
important partof RRI and although it is not one of the 6 thematic
elements it looks like itwill be crucial in the next framework
programme of Horizon Europe.What has become apparent is that across
projects and policies the concept
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of co-creation raises high expectations.
University College London's team members Melanie Smallman and
TruptiPatel have examined how co-creation has been understood
andoperationalised in EU funded projects and policies. The many
lessons learntare summarised in the RRI research landscape report
and have helpedus inform the next stages of the SISCODE project and
we thought thatthey will be of great use for the rest of the
community.
In a nutshell, what have they found?
Projects working on conceptions of RRI aspire towards
citizen-ledpractices, in which citizens become the decision-makers
and exhibithigher levels of control. In practice, however, the
level of participation adopted by projectsrange from co-creation to
consultation, with many tending to falltowards the consultation end
of the spectrum.Throughout policy, theory and practice, there were
calls toinstitutionalise co-creation processes such that
participants aresufficiently rewarded for implementing co-creation
methods and thatit becomes embedded in the innovation
process.Methods and objectives of co-creation need to be explicit
andcarefully selected to be appropriate to the subject, context
andpeople. Also, we need to be clear about the objectives of
co-creationand participation exercises. Participants from all
stakeholder groups will need to take part in theseco-creation
processes and sessions will need to be well facilitated.
Taking into consideration the momentum these methodologies are
gainingand their expected impact in future research programmes, we
wouldrecommend the reader to have a look at the complete
researchresults here.
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Co-Creation in ResponsibleResearch and Innovation (RRI)practices
and in Science,Technology and Innovationpolicies at a glance The
governance of science and innovation is a growing concern for
ourdemocracies. One of the key questions is who should be the
legitimateactor making decisions around which innovation should be
developed androlled out. And as a response, two major policy-making
trends areemerging. The first is the growing influence of RRI,
which puts emphasison broad public engagement in policymaking,
moving from "traditional"forms of consultation towards co-creation
as a way of more deeplyinvolving society in contributing and
directing policies. The second oneconcerns the attempts to include
design knowledge in policy formationand implementation, which has a
view in creating policies more open toparticipation,
experimentation, as well as being more responsive to thelocal
contexts.
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Our research teams have produced an important piece of research
aroundthese topics. They have divided it into 5 different areas: 1)
ideal versus realpolicymaking, 2) the concept of co-creation
applied to policy-making 3)specificities of co-creation in STI
policy-making, 4) introduction ofdesign approaches, and 5) an
analysis of the notion of co-creation withinRRI.
The research has yielded a number of results that cannot be
summarised ina single newsletter, but to give you a taste of the
results here are the mainfindings:
Bridging the gap between policy ideation and implementation
calls fora combination of top-down and bottom-up approaches.Policy
cycles are ideal models of the policy process meant to
achieveefficiency and effectiveness but that are far from
reality.Context matters! Policies, programmes and measures cannot
bemoved from one domain or place freelyCo-creation requires
cultural and organisational transformation.Citizens and
stakeholders may assume different roles in the co-creation
process.We need to establish the credibility and value of public
perspectives.The outputs of co-creation need to fit the machinery
of policy-making.Policies may be seen as objects of design: design
approaches seem tobe particularly apt at handling complex and
undefined problems. Effective processes and tools must fit their
context.No need to reinvent the wheel: the tool you are looking for
is probablyout there.
SISCODE Co-creation Labs are: Krakow Technology Park
(KTP),Krakow; PA4ALL, Novi Sad; Thess-AHALL, Thessaloniki; Fab Lab
Barcelona,Barcelona; Polifactory, Milan; Underbroen, Copenhagen;
Cube designmuseum, Kerkrade; Pavilhão do Conhecimento - Ciência
Viva, Lisbon; ScienceGallery Dublin, Dublin; and Traces, Paris.
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PolifactoryPolifactory is a multidisciplinary,interdepartmental
research labdeveloped by the departments ofDesign; Mechanical
Engineering; andElectronics, Information andBioengineering from
Politecnico Milano.Launched in 2015, Polifactory aims toexplore the
relationship betweendesign and new digital manufacturingprocesses,
promoting a new culture ofmaking. For SISCODe, Polifactory will
explorethe potential of co-design, newproduction models and user
innovationfor the next health adn wealthecosystems
UnderbroenUnderbroen is tomorrow’s prototypeand pre-fabrication
facility wheretraditional craftsmanship is combinedwith modern
digital productiontechnologies. We help Makers developand scale
their projects in a vibrant,creative and collective environment
inthe heart of Copenhagen, and facilitatemeetings between Makers,
businessesand organizations, citizens andinstitutions.Underbroen is
exploiting how to co-create better and more liveable citiesthrough
local production and digitalprototyping in Copenhagen.
Science Gallery Dublin 28 May - Prototyping solutions with
Stakeholders
Undebroen 6-8 June: Respons Festival 2019: Plastic Recycling
Workshop (Circular Design& Production)
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TRACES23 May - An evening around GDPR2 July - Open day on
Artificial Intelligence
PA4ALL18 May- Presentation of challenges by the agricultural
schools at the ScienceFair in Novidad. The best one will make it to
the prototyping phase
Pavilhão do Conhecimento8 June: Ideation session with university
students and start-ups at 7 seassummits
Fab Lab Barcelona28 May & 1 June: El Barri Circular #1:
Inmerse into emerging projects andengage with future scenarios 8
& 11 June: El Barri Circular #2: Learn & practice in the
Bio-Waste AlchemistKitchen11 & 15 June El Barri Circular #3
Learn & practice with service design tools &rapid
prototyping28 June - El Barri Circular #4 Convivial Agora for
project selection
Polifactory29 May - co-design workshop to build solutions on
improving the movement ofyoung stroke survivors
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This newsletter was authored by Ecsite. Newsletter coordination
anddistribution by Ecsite.
The SISCODE project is coordinated by Politecnico Milano
This project has received funding from the European Union's
Horizon 2020research and innovation programme under grant agreement
No 774088.
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