Co-creation is based on a few basic principles. I want to test projectteams to what extent they have met a co-creational approach. In a new project you could organise workshops with this in mind. But the question is for (civil)projects in which the tea didn't explicitly worked in a co-creational way. Any idea how I could identify certain triggers that would tell me the projectteam did followed the principles till a certain extent?
Therefore i'm looking for indicators who can tell something about the level of maturity of applying a co-creational approach.
For example: A meeting is conducted with all stakeholders (inc. end users) in which a brainstorm was organized.
Or: A platform (offline or online) was provided in which stakholders could react on each other.
At best i'm hoping to find some indicators for each principle:
Dialogue, Access, Risk Reduction, Transparancy (Prahalad & Ramaswamy) and Equality among stakeholders.
Hi Robbert,
As I remember, there is a classical text in which the “co-creation ladder” of user involvement is presented. I cannot remember the source/reference, but try to search for the keywords above... This model makes the activities/involvement explicit.
best,
Jacob
Hi again,
I looked through a recent publication in which I found the source/reference, I mentioned in my comment above:
Hart, R. (1997). Children’s participation: the theory and practice of involving young citizens in community development and environmental care. London: UNICEF.
(Hart's Ladder of participation)...
Best,
Jacob
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