Co-creation for policy with a wide range of actors – including governments, civil society and business at all levels – is essential for building the capacity to act in complex and uncertain circumstances. To support the journey of transformational processes, co-creation for policy needs to take place at all levels of governance. Agency (capacity to act) varies from actor to actor and depends on the context. How best to organise this capacity? Which actors are best suited to act at which stages? Understanding the potential of the co-creation process to enable multi-actor agency can play a vital role in developing policies and interventions in the coming decades. Using examples at project, programme and multi-location levels, this webinar will illustrate processes and practises that support building multi-actor agency through co-creation processes in the context of strategic intervention areas to address sustainability transitions.
Innovation portfolios, a practical approach to navigate transformative innovation
Innovation portfolios are complex structures where projects, programmes and actions enable links with interconnected subgroups of projects and programmes, by creating new strategic relations among multiple sectors, locations and levels of government. The application of challenge-led system mapping on innovation portfolios allows multi-stakeholder settings to explore strategic opportunities in terms of multiple nested and articulated innovation portfolios responding to different framings, financial logics and institutions.
Circular economy in the Western Balkans: systems and stakeholders mapping for policy engagement
Transformative Innovation Policy Conference 2022
Cristian Matti, Annalisa Spalazzi, Christoph Brodnik, Anna Wang and Waldo Galle
Moderated by Mila Ocalir Krivikapic
Transformative Innovation Policy, Intermediation and Joint programming
In this workshop, we will cover the principles of transformative innovation policy, as well as how the use of new tools (Policy co-creation, X-Curve, Value Network Mapping, transformative theory of change) can contribute to closing the gap between science-policy-society in transformative innovation policy.
This workshop is organised in collaboration with the Austrian Institute of Technology.
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X-Curve for exploring transition dynamics
During this EIT Regional Innovation Scheme Transition Policy Lab webinar, the fundamentals of the X-curve tool, how and when to use it and its practical application will be uncovered.
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Value Network Mapping
During this webinar, the fundamentals of Value Network Mapping, how and when to use it and its practical application will be uncovered.
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Developing a Transformative Theory of Change
During this webinar, we will learn when, how and why to use a Transformative Theory of Change by looking at real-life cases from EIT Climate-KIC’s projects SATURN, ACT on NBS and SuSMo.
This workshop is organised in collaboration with MOTION, a project led by the Transformative Innovation Policy Consortium (TIPC)
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Crossing perspectives with Johan Schot on co-creation in policy-driven projects and the role of science
In this European Fireside Talk founder of TIPC and its Academic Director, Professor Johan Schot and I have discussed the nature of co-creation in policy projects. We ponder how policymakers and researchers negotiate meaning – what are the skills needed, what’s the best approach? And is it really like the Tango?!
Knowledge management as a service for science-policy-practice interface
The webinar will cover methodological elements and practical applications of knowledge management as part of actions supporting policymakers in system mapping and policy co-design processes. In doing so, this webinar seeks to highlight applications and synergies with monitoring, evaluation and learning activities. The webinar will illustrate the broad context of policy mix and EU Framework, the case of Transitions Hub as a policy lab managing knowledge management processes as well as related examples on system mapping and policy co-design processes. This material is based in the Handbook Challenge-led system mapping, a knowledge management approach.
Network Analysis as a tool for science-policy-practice interface
The webinar will cover several methodological elements, practical applications, and examples on the application of network analysis to support policymaking process. The webinar is based on the overall framework of the socio-technical system and system innovation. This material is based in the Handbook Challenge-led system mapping, a knowledge management approach.
CRISTIAN MATTI 