User Involvement for an Inclusive Society

3. USER INVOLVEMENT FOR AN
INCLUSIVE SOCIETY
Moderator: Petra Doelen

5. LIBRARIES TO AN INCLUSIVE
SOCIETY
Stephanie Verhagen| Koninklijke Bibliotheek
Neele Kistemaker | Muzus Service Design

11. ● White van construction
builders..
● Early morning Bouwmaat
visitors?
● Bookkeepers as basic
skills Oracles!

13. Question for Lost Lemon and Muzus
How can we support local library staff
in a different way of thinking and working
in order to reach and help vulnerable citizens?

18. 400% growth

19. EXPERIMENTS TO ENGAGE CITIZENS
IN URBAN TRANSITIONS
Pepijn Verpaalen | URBANOS

20. Experiments to engage citizens in urban
transitions
Space for Cars or for people
Circulair neighbourhoods
Pepijn Verpaalen / Founder of URBANOS
Member committee Internationalization Creative Industries Fund
Board member Foundation Stenen Hoofd. Cultural freespace Amsterdam
Head of Urbanism at Fontys Academy of Architecture and Urbanism
www.urbanos.nl

21. Space for Cars or for

22. No
Changes
More public
space
Result after consultations with neighbourhood
Is majority decisive or listen to minority?
Municipality decided to experiment with the public space

30. Personal number to vote: online and paper voting

31. Majority had not been involved
before
Majority got more insight into the
possibilities

33. QuitoMarrakech
Amsterdam

34. Temporal versus permanent
difficult to understand
Many new residents participated
Surprising result
Inspiration for the local
government
From temporarily activities to
permanent changes
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35. Improve the neighbourhood socioeconomic
conditions with the circular economy

36. Wielwijk 2018

37. Pollution and
climate change
Scarcity
Waste
why What and How Who and

38. Wielwijk 2035
Connect the raw materials with the initiatives and talents

39. Raw Materials and talents
Re4Mers: Ica van Tongeren. From switch box to
chandelier

40. Wielwijk 2035
Collect and create mass
Feeders Hub

41. Wielwijk 2035

42. Circular reuse of former hospital
Entrepreneur hub

43. Natural hub
Reuse of water, USP of neighbourhood

44. Collective action
hub
Adding new functions to shopping district

45. Theory versus practice
Important role for residents.
How to engage them?!

46. Activities for kids
Re4Mers: Ica van Tongeren
Make something new out of waste

47. Circular
Kleurrijk
Tools of engagement
April 2018

48. Cook together, discuss about the impact of food

49. Discuss flows through your house and personal skills to improve the neighbourhood

50. Nobody’s cup of tea: no
urgence for residents,
government and/or companies
Unknown talents uncovered
New insights in how the circular
economy can be implemented
First steps taken in
neighbourhood
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51. Experiments?
Yes or No?

52. From experiment to policy making An experience instead of paper
Surprising results
Inspiration for the local government,
residents, etc to change approach
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53. (Geld).
Pepijn Verpaalen
m:
pepijn@urbanos.nl
t:
+31 6 47574578
ww.urbanos.nl twitter.com/urbanos2 facebook.com/urbanosurbanism/
Questions?

54. FIELDLAB SOCIAL COHESION
Jos Feijen | Effenaar

55. Pop culture started as a
movement against existing
structures
Pop culture has become an
inclusive movement
Pop venue have always
been a place of experience
and experiment
Why a fieldlab in a pop venue?

56. Why social cohesion?
Does it affect me?
Am I really connected?
Am I participating?

57. Learning on the effects of including
young technologies in conducting
experiments involving aspects of
social cohesion.
Fieldlab Social Cohesion

58. Research question
Does playing a serious game with friends
during an event change the attitude on
wearing earplugs at concerts and festivals?
Grabb the Rabbit

59. Game
Players are equipped with a tablet and
earphone. They are hunting a virtual
Rabbit together. The Rabbit is a sound
located somewhere in the field. It can only
be found by following your ears.
Grabb the Rabbit