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The document discusses how design thinking can be used to promote conscious or mindful consumption. It explains that mindful consumption means being aware of the consequences of consumer choices. Designers can help increase mindful consumption by applying the human-centered design thinking process, which involves empathizing with users, defining problems, ideating solutions, prototyping, and testing. Design thinking can lead to process, emotional, and functional innovations that address issues, improve conditions, and increase well-being. Examples are provided of how innovations could encourage sustainability through each of these types. The document advocates applying both traditional wisdom and modern science to create holistic solutions with the intent of benefiting people and the planet.
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- 1. Dharam Mentor Design-thinking can enable Conscious-Consumption Dharam Mentor How
- 2. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Design-thinking can enable Conscious-Consumption How Mindful Mindful consumption refers to being conscious about your choices as a consumer. In other words, it means thinking carefully about the consequences of your actions as a consumer.
- 11. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor As designers, how can you help in increasing Mindful-Consumption among the people?” You
- 12. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Applying the Good Design-thinking framework. by
- 13. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor 5 Stages of the Design-thinking Process: Empathize: research your users’ needs. Define: state your users’ needs and problems. Ideate: challenge assumptions and create ideas. Prototype: start to create solutions. Test: try your solutions out.
- 14. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Design-thinking leads to 3 types of innovations 5 Stages of the Design-thinking Process: Empathize: research your users’ needs. Define: state your users’ needs and problems. Ideate: challenge assumptions and create ideas. Prototype: start to create solutions. Test: try your solutions out. Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fu nc tio na l Inn ov ati on
- 15. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Design-thinking leads to 3 types of innovations 5 Stages of the Design-thinking Process: Empathize: research your users’ needs. Define: state your users’ needs and problems. Ideate: challenge assumptions and create ideas. Prototype: start to create solutions. Test: try your solutions out. Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fu nc tio na l Inn ov ati on
- 16. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Design-thinking leads to 3 types of innovations 5 Stages of the Design-thinking Process: Empathize: research your users’ needs. Define: state your users’ needs and problems. Ideate: challenge assumptions and create ideas. Prototype: start to create solutions. Test: try your solutions out. Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fu nc tio na l Inn ov ati on
- 17. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Design-thinking leads to 3 types of innovations 5 Stages of the Design-thinking Process: Empathize: research your users’ needs. Define: state your users’ needs and problems. Ideate: challenge assumptions and create ideas. Prototype: start to create solutions. Test: try your solutions out. Technology Feasibility Business Viability People Desirability Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fu nc tio na l Inn ov ati on
- 18. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Why do we (designers) innovate? Because: 1) Address the issue 2) Improve the condition 3) Increase well-being Why
- 19. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Applying the Good Design-thinking framework. To achieve these objectives: 1) Address the issue 2) Improve the condition 3) Increase well-being
- 20. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Human Centered Good Design-thinking is a “Human-centered”+ approach to innovation!
- 21. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Human Centered Community Centered + Good Design-thinking is a “Human-centered”+ approach to innovation!
- 22. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Human Centered Community Centered Planet Centered + + Good Design-thinking is a “Human-centered”+ approach to innovation!
- 23. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Good Design-thinking is a “Human-centered”+ approach to innovation!
- 24. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Technology Feasibility Business Viability People Desirability Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fun cti on al Inn ova tio n Examples: Good Design-thinking framework!
- 25. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Technology Feasibility Business Viability People Desirability Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fun cti on al Inn ova tio n Examples: Good Design-thinking framework! An example of how you can inculcate sustainability through process innovation.
- 26. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Shoes bag, which further helps consumers keep their shoes protected.
- 27. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Shoes bag, which further helps consumers keep their shoes protected. Less trash means less load on the city’s garbage management system.
- 28. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Shoes bag, which further helps consumers keep their shoes protected. Less trash means less load on the city’s garbage management system. Less cardboard usage means fewer trees have been cut and less manufacturing waste.
- 29. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Technology Feasibility Business Viability People Desirability Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fun cti on al Inn ova tio n Examples Good Design-thinking framework! An example of how you can emotionally inculcate sustainability
- 30. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Educating individuals about how their negligence causes damage.
- 31. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Educating individuals about how their negligence causes damage. Bringing awareness to the community about the side effects of environmental problems
- 32. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Educating individuals about how their negligence causes damage. Bringing awareness to the community about the side effects of environmental problems Building/educating awareness can lead people to take care of the planet.
- 33. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Technology Feasibility Business Viability People Desirability Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fun cti on al Inn ova tio n Examples Good Design-thinking framework! An example of how you can emotionally inculcate sustainability
- 35. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Technology Feasibility Business Viability People Desirability Process Innovation Em otional Innovation Fun cti on al Inn ova tio n Examples Good Design-thinking framework! An example of how you can functionally inculcate sustainability
- 36. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor We love to own an energy-sufficient and beautiful house.
- 37. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor We love to own an energy-sufficient and beautiful house. Communities can live in a much more independent and sustainable manner.
- 38. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor We love to own an energy-sufficient and beautiful house. Communities can live in a much more independent and sustainable manner. The planet benefits more when electricity is produced naturally/ locally and consumed locally.
- 42. Dharam Mentor
- 43. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor https://brightly.eco/blog/eco-friendly-oral-care-products#
- 44. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Mindful Consumption Mindless Consumption Designers like ‘you’ should play a role in increasing mindful consumption through innovation!
- 45. Dharam Mentor How Dharam Mentor As a designer, how can you add value?
- 46. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor As a designer, you can add value... Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy
- 47. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor traditional craft & wisdom, such as: 1) Material selection 2) Shape choices 3) Usage of local tools As a designer, you can add value... Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy Pre-industrial era:
- 48. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor traditional craft & wisdom, such as: 1) Material selection 2) Shape choices 3) Usage of local tools Mass manufacturing and scientific efficacy: 1) Lower cost mass products 2) Scientific approach followed 3) High on functionality As a designer, you can add value... Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy Pre-industrial era: Industrial era:
- 49. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor traditional craft & wisdom, such as: 1) Material selection 2) Shape choices 3) Usage of local tools Mass manufacturing and scientific efficacy: 1) Lower cost mass products 2) Scientific approach followed 3) High on functionality A blend of traditional wisdom and scientific efficacy, involving: 1) Use of organic materials 2) Inspiration drawn from culture 3) The fusion of traditional craft and modern scientific knowledge As a designer, you can add value... Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy Pre-industrial era: Industrial era: Post-industrial era:
- 50. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy Example:
- 51. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy Example:
- 52. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy Example:
- 54. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Holistic Approach/ Methodology Matters!
- 55. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Mindful Consumption Mindless Consumption Designer/innovator’s intent matters!
- 56. Dharam Mentor Dharam Mentor Designer/innovator’s methodology matters! Traditional Wisdom + Modern Science Efficacy