In this video Nóra Katona from the Metropolitan Research Institute of Budapest explains what strategies can be used to identify the topic and scope of a policy co-creation process. Problem definition can start from existing policy priorities, from in-depth research, from bottom-up concerns, or from a combination of all these approaches.
Have a look here for some practical input and tips to reflect and implement this first phase in your own context.
For a summary of our findings on young people’s problems that can be addressed with Reflexive Policy Making, you can read our Transferability Report.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 870898