UFRJ DESIS Africa Brazil

Click on the icon below to insert a key image showing the project as a whole... Choose the most characteristic, recognisable image to make the cover of the presentation... Insert also the logos/names of the main institutions involved in the project... Africa-Brasil Dialogs: a collaborative platform of support for mutual learning in social innovation Lead by Rio de Janeiro Federal University* in partnership with Cape Peninsula University of Technology (South Africa), University of Botswana (Botswana), Makerere University (Uganda), University of Nairobi (Kenia) and Université Mohamed V (Morocco) (*) Technology and Social Development Laboratory – LTDS. The project has the participation of DESIS Network members in Africa and in Brazil (DESIS Group)

The value of social innovation is related to its capability of promoting new solutions for facing challenges that, in different ways and intensity, marked the history of both the Brazilian and African context.

Click on the icon below to insert one or more images showing the project... What are the starting concept, strategies, what are the development in-progress, the results achieved? Project : aims to develop a transmedia communication channel between communities in Brazil and Africa that enables mutual learning processes in social innovation

Click on the icon below to insert one or more images showing the design role... What are the tools and process and how did it support the local project development? Design role : build “bridges”, such as videos and a digital platform, to facilitate the communication and to support the mutual learning processes between communities from different contexts. [email_address]

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