Our experience has demonstrated the immense value of integrating theoretical and practical knowledge through real-world applications. Recurring in our Public Sector Innovation Programmes is therefore that the participants get to work on their own change projects under the supervision of teachers/mentors. The projects are later presented at a conference at the end of the programme.
We thought it would be nice to present summaries of all the amazing projects worked on by our participants throughout the years on this blog. Hence, you now find them in the top menu, categorized in the different batches. Enjoy!
Read our book Urban Changemakers
If you want to delve deeper, you can also read our book that summarizes the last few years with the programme Co-design for Sustainable, Resilient and Inclusive Public Spaces and Services (CIPSS):
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