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The research programme Urban Regions in the Delta (URD) wielded an approach worthy of emulation. Create ‘vital’ project consortia, crosslink the research project with on-going planning and policy making processes, give senior scientists a major role and engage expert process managers. These are four key success factors for knowledge co-creation in the field of area development, according to the programme (Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research; URD, 2010-2014 http://urd.verdus.nl). Within URD scientists and practitioners were cooperating from the very beginning. The scientific insight and innovations generated are considered not very visible in traditional scientific publications, but the knowledge that was developed provides considerable added value to society.
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Article | Kenniscocreatie rond vernieuwing gebiedsontwikkeling is zinnigNWO-programma Urban Regions in the Delta hanteerde navolgenswaardige aanpak |
Trefwoorden | knowledge co-creation, area development, transdisciplinarity, boundary work |
Auteurs | Drs. Ymkje de Boer en Ir. Jan Klinkenberg |
DOI | 10.5553//092733872015024004003 |
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