What is the difference or similarities in the levels of participation and appropiation of communities between inclusive innovation and social innovation?
can you give more context or perhaps an example.
what exactly do you have in mind and what do you mean by community in this case?
Brian Barnard
The community in my mind is someone who has the same interest in business, for example someone who likes to drink coffee should start a coffee business, whether as a coffee farmer, coffee trader, so that collaboration happens to be a business partner. The research we are developing is the application of business model canvas in several business fields
you mean like clusters or commons?
seems you are then asking what is the difference between clusters and commons..?
Thanks for the interest Brian Barnard . Specifically, I want to know what are the central elements to make an impact assessment of social innovation and inclusive innovation?
think your initial question makes more sense now
differences between social and inclusive innovation may pertain to quality and resources. quality requirements may be less strict for social innovation, and resources may also be more scarce. with client innovation, this may be the opposite. the client is willing to contribute resources, and may thus have higher quality expectations
We have just published a conference paper on this topic, discussing how inclusive looks different from different perspectives - it relates to time and space. You may find it of interest:
Chapter Software Platforms for Inclusive Innovation
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