Science, policy and practice interfaces for enabling innovation & sustainability
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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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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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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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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In the CICERONE project, we developed a capacity-building agenda as part of a collaborative framework by using triangulation of different methods, including input from programme officers and a series of sensemaking sessions organised to discuss different aspects of the agenda and align them with the MOOC, the Policy Toolkit and the Roadmap respectively. This strategic framework follows an improvement pathway logic where gaps and opportunities are addressed through a combined multi-level capacity development and instructional design model that allows for a tailored and contextualised approach to deliver actionable knowledge and ensure the best possible match between programme owner needs and available resources.
Download the report CICERONE Strategic Agenda for Institutional Capacity Building HERE
Challenge-led system mapping – Collaboration project including 6 countries of the Western Balkans, EIT Cross-KIC project (2021)
An Actionable Atlas
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?!
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.
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.
A conversation with Prof. Dominique Foray and Dr Cristian Matti to explore the potential of systemic portfolios of projects for fostering transformative change in southern and central-eastern European countries.
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