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Co-design: Developing a Shared Design Purpose

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May 24, 2024

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There are many different approaches, methods and tools that can be used to enable co-design at different stages in the process.

This short animation introduces a structured way to facilitate the creation of a shared purpose among participants in a co-design project.

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