Alcántara, Sophia

Fraedrich, Eva

Gebhardt, Laura

Klötzke, Matthias

Sippel, Tim

Ulmer, Frank

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When citizens become experts An approach for an integrated project and participation management Tim Sippel  University of Stuttgart Frank Ulmer  DIALOGIK  Sophia Alcantara  DIALOGIK  Matthias Klötzke  DLR  Eva Fraedrich * DLR  Laura Gebhardt  DLR   * presenting author IST 2017, 18-21 June 2017 in Gothenburg – SpeedTalk Session: Consumer citizen involvement The “Reallabor Schorndorf” (real-world lab Schorndorf) Resource-efficient, flexible and user-friendly transport system: • Development of an innovative, demand-oriented mobility concept for public busses by integrating the knowledge and the requirements of the citizens into the development process > IST Gothenburg 2017 > Eva Fraedrich > 20.06.2017 DLR.de  •  Chart 2 Fact sheet “Reallabor Schorndorf”  Sponsor:   Ministry of Science, Research,   and Art, Baden-Württemberg Funding volume:  1.2 mio € Duration:   3 years (2/2016-1/2019) Project consortium:  DLR, Esslingen University,   Stuttgart University, VVS,   Knauss, City of Schorndorf,   Daimler City of Schorndorf:  approx. 39.000 inh. Characteristics:  high level of car use and   ownership rates, stagnation of   public transport use rates despite   increase of frequencies Participatory processes and formats in the real-world lab Schorndorf • Continuous information transfer through − media coverage on the project‘s processes, − information events, − discourse with stakeholders, and  − weekly citizen surgeries.   • Co-Creation Workshops on new mobility concepts − to explore needs and requirements, and − to collaboratively create prototypical solutions.  • Citizen involvement in the testing and evaluation phase through − information events, − quantitative surveys, and − qualitative surveys. > IST Gothenburg 2017 > Eva Fraedrich > 20.06.2017 DLR.de  •  Chart 3 Potentials Challenges Potentials and challenges of the participatory approach • Activate innovative capacities and enhance acceptance among users/citizens • Develop and adjust solutions to needs and demands of various stakeholders • Gain a better understanding of technological development processes on the users‘/citizens‘ side • Gain a better understanding of socio-cultural context on the scientific/developers‘ side • One perfect system for all? • Different actors – different language/vocabulary, sense-making, solution finding, etc. • Collaborative planning phase – but selective solution in the end • Creative co-creation formats lead to very specific and visual solutions – but few actors were used to more ‘conventional’ participatory formats > IST Gothenburg 2017 > Eva Fraedrich > 20.06.2017 DLR.de  •  Chart 4 Funded by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Art, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Eva Fraedrich > Institute of Transport Research > German Aerospace Center (DLR) > eva-maria.fraedrich@dlr.de 

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