WORKSHOP
Science and Practice Co-Creation: Connecting Research to Rural Communities for Improved Disaster Preparedness
This workshop will contribute to participantsโ appreciation and understanding of innovative ways to connect with rural communities and stakeholders to co-create knowledge and share learnings. The relevance of this knowledge is enhanced by the leading role taken by co-creation partners to drive the work to be useful, useable and used.
Workshop Scope:
Some of the topics that will be covered in the workshop by way of presentations and focused activities will be:
- Co-creation tools and strategies for working across research, policy and practice (Presentations)
- Development of AF8 science and outreach videos
- Tools for co-creating complex hazard-to-impact information
- Disaster Risk Information Lessons
- Opportunities and challenges of using co-creation methods with rural communities
Main Objectives:
- To present some of the new and innovative communication tools and products to create. networks and to engage with rural communities for improved disaster preparedness
- To understand the opportunities and challenges of using the co-creation method, with illustrated examples
- To cross-pollinate ideas between researchers and strengthen and build new networks
Workshop Facilitators
Caroline Orchiston
University of Otago, New Zealand
Jo Fountain
Lincoln University of New Zealand
Alistair Davies
University of Canterbury, and MCDEM
Nick Cradock-Henry
Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research