Co design of sustainable communities 2003
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The document discusses strategies for promoting sustainable community development through creative collaboration and co-design. It proposes empowering local residents to shape their community's future by using asset-based approaches. It also describes a proposed community center called CAFE that would connect a university's knowledge resources with communities, businesses, and public organizations to co-design new services and products through creative problem-solving.
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