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The document discusses building an innovation ecosystem within the public sector. It describes Christian Bason's framework of the 4Cs - Co-creation, Consciousness, Courage, and Capability. For each C, it asks questions organizations should consider to develop their innovation culture and processes. It also outlines Deloitte's three horizons framework to align innovation challenges and strategies over different time periods. Finally, it examines internal elements organizations can focus on to strengthen the four aspects of an innovation ecosystem.
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