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Artist’s thinking brings a new view in tackling citizen problems in novel ways. Artists can even start their process by being driven with citizen concern and therefore engage their intervention within specific communities. Doing so, artists encourage citizens to take necessary action in value creation. The challenge is in building trust with the community but also defining communities’ intrinsic motivation.

Responsible innovation ensures innovation is not misused by others and has future in mind. Important factors in managing responsible innovation are using critical thinking to iterate the process of the project and participation of different stakeholders to ensure everyone’s voice is heard.

Valorisation refers to capturing value from science through making scientific insights available and useable to industry and or society. This entails a long-term benefit of research to communities and helps translate research into ‘’use’’. Such approach fosters a positive civic behaviour and usage of project results even beyond project duration.

Arts-led approach involves the creative practice combined with process that leads the project. The type of practice here is critical. The dialogue, directed by an artist in collaboration with a community of participants, can comprise a single event, such as a workshop, or any other type of schemes.

Artistic interventions can be defined as artist-led initiatives that help organisations through the arts to develop their activities or competencies. Technically within such projects all is driven by the artist. However, most interventions are context -based. This concept is also different from design-led.

• Co-creation is about listening to all parties and working together to make something or solve something. This is a critical inclusive process that requires participation. The process targets a specific problem where you start from scratch with an artist and together the team defines parameters of the project.
• Co-Design means that all partners design solutions and ideas together in a partnership. Parameters are already existing and decision is on the artist to decide together on possible methods, schemes and formats to be used. Focused on solutions using knowledge dialogue not monologue.

• Workshops
• Salons
• Meetups
• Fixperts
• Side
• Embedded situated practice
• Art+policy community data hackathons
• Mini residencies
• Design sprints
• Knowledge transfer experiments/KTE

Methodologies for developing products that comprehend and empower people with diverse backgrounds and talents are referred to as inclusive design. Accessibility, age, financial status, location, language, race, and other issues may be covered.

• FET-ART
• WEAR-SUSTAIN
• SmartLab
• Vertigo
• RADICAL STARTS
• STARTS