Creative techniques to understand and design solutions for unmet needs
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Creative techniques to understand and design solutions for unmet needs
- 1. Noel Hatch Bring people together to use creative techniques to understand & design solutions to unmet needs Research & Design Manager Kent County Council Co-chair European Alternatives Cooperative Co-founder Visual camp & Campaigns Camp Co-author Radical future & Re-generation
- 2. • Stimulate • Understand Creativity Collaboration Motivations Methods Principles Support • Distribute Needs Prototypes • Design
- 3. Bring people together… Designers Entrepreneurs Students Public servants Social networks Local groups
- 5. to make sense of unmet needs
- 6. …and motivations & skills Performers Supporters Learners Growers Organisers
- 7. …to design future scenarios
- 10. …to prototype projects Partners Issues Motivations Principles Prototypes Sustainability +15 partners +150 insights +400 participants +30 prototypes +£100K investment raised
- 12. …to support sustainability Embedded into schools & run by social enterprise Leveraged £90K external investment Helped grow organisation to £1.5m turnover Coordinate cooperative to run festivals in 13 cities Europe
Notas do Editor
- Introduce R&D Model – “the washing machine”Icons by www.servicedesigntools.org
- Stimulate collaboration between public service staff, students, pupils, entrepreneurs and communities to develop collaborative researchWork with the next generation for whom many of the new ways of researching & designing services they don’t see as R&D methods but what come naturally to themAlthough at one workshop we worked with an intergenerational art group, one of the grandmother’s there was sketching ideas with her iPad, which I’ve never used, so sometimes the next generation is where you least expect it
- We’ve travelled from community centres to skyscraper boardrooms to local festivals across the continent to uncover how young people are coping with the crisis in creative ways – from a Romanian rickshaw driver turned MBA student to a British dustbin man turned serial entrepreneur, via aLithuanian market trader turned model.http://bit.ly/makingaliving