How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria

O.N.M. van Eijk; C.C. de Lauwere; H. Miedema; H.J.E. van Weeghel; L.M.T.E. Kaal-Lansbergen

How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria

O.N.M. van Eijk, C.C. de Lauwere, H. Miedema, H.J.E. van Weeghel, L.M.T.E. Kaal-Lansbergen

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Abstract

Design is increasingly seen and tried as a vehicle for system innovative sustainable development. In a system innovative design project on pig production, called ‘Porkunities’, the authors tested the effect of a participatory and iterative approach. Does the approach serve the goal to provoke initiatives from stakeholders, without loosing innovative content of the designs necessary for system innovation? The results show that participation of stakeholders doesn’t limit the innovative potential of the designs. Iterations help to find a growing number of solutions for a growing number of sustainability questions, from a growing number of stakes. The heterogeneity of a design team contributes to the formation of multi-perspective innovation consortia. And the participatory approach served as an important catalyst in provoking joined stakeholder action towards integrated sustainability in pork production. The iterative and participatory approach as executed in the Porkunities project is found to improve the effect of Reflexive Interactive Design processes

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Building sustainable rural futures : The added value of systems approaches in times of change and uncertainty
Editors	I. Darnhofer, M. Grötzer
Place of Publication	Vienna
Publisher	University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences
Pages	434-443
ISBN (Print)	9783200019089
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	9th European IFSA Symposium - Duration: 4 Jul 2010 → 7 Jul 2010

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Conference	9th European IFSA Symposium
Period	4/07/10 → 7/07/10

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van Eijk, O. N. M., de Lauwere, C. C., Miedema, H., van Weeghel, H. J. E., & Kaal-Lansbergen, L. M. T. E. (2010). How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria. In I. Darnhofer, & M. Grötzer (Eds.), Building sustainable rural futures : The added value of systems approaches in times of change and uncertainty (pp. 434-443). Vienna: University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences.

van Eijk, O.N.M. ; de Lauwere, C.C. ; Miedema, H. ; van Weeghel, H.J.E. ; Kaal-Lansbergen, L.M.T.E. / How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria. Building sustainable rural futures : The added value of systems approaches in times of change and uncertainty. editor / I. Darnhofer ; M. Grötzer. Vienna : University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, 2010. pp. 434-443

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van Eijk, ONM, de Lauwere, CC, Miedema, H, van Weeghel, HJE & Kaal-Lansbergen, LMTE 2010, How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria. in I Darnhofer & M Grötzer (eds), Building sustainable rural futures : The added value of systems approaches in times of change and uncertainty. University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna, pp. 434-443, 9th European IFSA Symposium, 4/07/10.

How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria. / van Eijk, O.N.M.; de Lauwere, C.C.; Miedema, H.; van Weeghel, H.J.E.; Kaal-Lansbergen, L.M.T.E.

Building sustainable rural futures : The added value of systems approaches in times of change and uncertainty. ed. / I. Darnhofer; M. Grötzer. Vienna : University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, 2010. p. 434-443.

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van Eijk ONM, de Lauwere CC, Miedema H, van Weeghel HJE , Kaal-Lansbergen LMTE. How participatory design works as an approach for provoking system innovations towards sustainable pig production in the Netherlands, 4-7- July, Vienaa, Austria. In Darnhofer I, Grötzer M, editors, Building sustainable rural futures : The added value of systems approaches in times of change and uncertainty. Vienna: University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences. 2010. p. 434-443