Claremont Social Communications has been appointed by Design Council to devise and implement a communication strategy for the Design for Europe project. The aim of the platform is to increase the use of design for innovation throughout Europe, to raise awareness of how it boosts efficiency in public services and propels business growth, and how it contributes to the Commission’s Action Plan for Design-Driven Innovation. Dedushkov takes part as Country Consultant of Hungary and Cluster Manager of Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, identifying the key influencers and gathering case studies so the programme can truly serve the advancement of design driven innovation.
There are a number of ways you can benefit from Design for Europe and get involved, whether you are a business, not-for-profit or public sector organisation or are unfamiliar with design or a design expert:
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Visit designforeurope.eu for insight, useful resources and case studies from a growing community who are using design to improve business, the public sector and policymaking.
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Sign-up to the Design for Europe newsletter – to get the latest insights and updates on new resources, case studies and events
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If you have already used design as a means for innovation or improved service delivery– please share your case studies or stories with the Design for Europe team: hello@designforeurope.eu. Your case study or resource may feature on the Design for Europe website.
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Join the debate on the Design for Europe website, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Share your experiences or use the channels to ask questions about design-led innovation
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Attend a Design for Europe event. There are many events happening all over Europe. Details of these can be found on the site
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Spread the word about Design for Europe – tell your networks/contacts and encourage them to sign-up for the Design for Europe newsletter
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If you’re organising an event and are looking for speakers in the field of design innovation, Design for Europe can help. It has a consortium of 14 partners and a high profile expert group
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