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In September, each pilot city organised a Quadruple Helix Stakeholder meeting to select the most promising interventions to be scaled up. The QHS concept refers to the four main category of stakeholders we aim to include in the co-creative process of the project, notably: public authorities and policy makers, researchers and academics, industry representatives, and,Read more

Have you ever heard of blueprints? This visualisation tool was the protagonist at the Cities-4-People stand at the CIVITAS Forum in Graz. It serves as an illustrative guideline of the project frame and steps required to bring it to life, facilitating the process of planning and replicating similar projects in other locations and cities. FindRead more

One of the objectives of Cities-4-People is enabling the replication of successful urban mobility interventions. We are of course happy if we can positively affect transport and mobility in one neighbourhood in each pilot area, but we would be even happier if we could inspire many more neighbourhoods to take up our solutions and applyRead more

Several things have happened in parallel in the past months. You may have read about our events and the concepts that were selected for piloting as a result. You may have read about our scientific engagement and contribution to various conferences and panels on mobility and participatory processes. Do you know we have also workedRead more

In the past months, Waag Society has developed a novel toolkit to explore and bring about co-creation processes: designed as a metro map, the Co-creation Navigator (CNN) is an open access instrument that can help you find useful techniques to engage different people in productive discussions and achieve your goals, regardless of the sector. In ourRead more