Learning together and imaging future pathways through a co-creation roadmap session (WP5)
The session will begin with a short discussion on the co-creation framework, including your reflections and recommendations for its future use. A concise, updated version of the framework will be shared in advance to support this exchange (20 minutes).
The second part of the session will focus on building a collective roadmap for co-creation. As we approach the end of the project, we would like to capture the key lessons learned by visually reconstructing the different co-creation processes. Participants will work together along a timeline, mapping the journey that has brought you to where you are today. This will include identifying both small and major successes, failures or learning points, surprises, milestones, important decisions, and enabling factors. A central focus will be to reflect on: What have you learned through this process? What would you do differently in the future? The timeline will also look ahead, inviting you to consider the near future. What do AS and KS want to continue developing? What are your hopes, priorities, and perhaps next steps? The aim is to co-design a roadmap that not only reflects your experience but also inspires and guides other projects and practitioners engaging in co-creation processes for wetlands restoration.
The second part of the session will focus on building a collective roadmap for co-creation. As we approach the end of the project, we would like to capture the key lessons learned by visually reconstructing the different co-creation processes. Participants will work together along a timeline, mapping the journey that has brought you to where you are today. This will include identifying both small and major successes, failures or learning points, surprises, milestones, important decisions, and enabling factors. A central focus will be to reflect on: What have you learned through this process? What would you do differently in the future? The timeline will also look ahead, inviting you to consider the near future. What do AS and KS want to continue developing? What are your hopes, priorities, and perhaps next steps? The aim is to co-design a roadmap that not only reflects your experience but also inspires and guides other projects and practitioners engaging in co-creation processes for wetlands restoration.