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Webinar for Policy Makers on Facilitating Co-Creation in Living Labs

last modified Jul 05, 2016 02:05 PM
Webinar for Policy Makers - 'Facilitating Co-Creation in Living Labs - The Josephs Study'
Webinar for Policy Makers on Facilitating Co-Creation in Living Labs

In this invited Webinar aimed at Policy Makers Katharina Greve and Julia Jonas presented the final result of the NEMODE project 'Facilitating Co-creation in Living Labs: The JOSEPHS study'. They discussed the factors that enhance co-creation in living labs and the role of the living lab, industry and community as active participants in the innovation process.

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