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Co-design is a hot priority that is attracting funding across the development sectors. But how is it really different to community development, participatory action research, or human centred design?

In this event, Melbourne Development Circle presents a robust discussion about the co-design approach: where it has come from, why it should - or should not - be used, and what does it truly look like when applied? Our panel will share real experiences where co-design has been applied to address the SDGs, what success and failure looks like, and lessons learned from their communities. Attendees will develop a better understanding of the risks, accountabilities and readiness in keeping to the true co-design process.

Panellists:

José Ramos, Director, Action Foresight
Lucy Fraser, Senior Social Innovator, TACSI
Christine Thong, Academic Director & International Program Lead, Design Factory Melbourne
Eleanor Louden, CEO, Engineers Without Borders