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Home Courses Smart and Sustainable Cities: New Ways of Digitalization & Governance Course materials Lectures 5.3.4 User-Driven Design and Co-creation

5.3.4 User-Driven Design and Co-creation

Course subject(s) Module 5. Stakeholder Engagement

In the next web lecture,  professor Pablo Thomas (Universidad Nacional de La Plata in Argentina) will talk about the User-Driven  Design and Co-Creation for Smart Sustainable Cities.

He  will emphasize that a co-creation process provides greater value to innovation by fostering relationships between users and organizations and describe various instruments, such as Data Science, Behavioral Science, Collective Intelligence, Simulation and Modeling and Design Thinking.

User driven co-creation and co-design

Main Takeaways

  • The co-creation process provides greater value to innovation by fostering relationships between users and organizations.
  • Some of the tools to co-create services are the training of innovators, where the learning of agile methodologies and tools associated with creative thinking is encouraged.
  • The improvement of the urban space must consider the welfare of citizens, working with them to co-create public value, always taking into account the programs for the care of the environment and consumption.
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