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Re: Co-design responsibilities: Cherrelle J. Tucker 9:49 AM Jun 18 possibly under obj 7/Project Plan possible "SEP" Plan that referenced in Program Plan or "Cheat Sheet" doc that is used but not referenced.
CoDesigning_Ocean.pdf Meadow et al 2015.pdf WMO_SE-ENE_Sadoff.pptx
Hi team,
As we move into a slightly different era under Earth Action with a greater focus on users and impact, I want to make sure that we’re starting with the same understanding and perspective on how I want us to get there. I’ve talked about user and stakeholder engagement in three ways:
Separate but related, we’ll eventually need to take a close look at solution evaluation – how have our solutions performed for the users they’re meant to support? Lots to unpack here… eventually.
Here are some useful readings on what these processes might look like. Peruse these at your leisure. Many are USAID-heavy since they’re particularly good at this, but hopefully they still give you a good understanding. I hope this is helpful background as you “drink the Kool aid” with me.
• USAID report – Co-Creation: An Interactive Guide (this is like the co-creation one-stop-shop!). A goal of mine is to develop a guide like this for NASA specific to our unique context. • USAID website – CLA Toolkit (collaborating, learning, and adapting – similar to MEL, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning; includes many more resources within) • USAID report – Co-creation with Indigenous partners (tons of great graphics and case studies in this hefty report that relate to co-production beyond Indigenous communities) • Paper (Miner 2023) – The co-production of knowledge for climate science (includes NASA colleagues Kelly Luis, James Rattling Leaf, Kim Miner) • Paper (Yua 2022) – A framework for co-production of knowledge in the context of Arctic research (useful graphics and considerations here too) • Couple of other papers attached on how these concepts have been applied. • A PPT slide deck (with notes left in) of a presentation I gave at a WMO event – this is focused on climate services but also discusses co-production, Design Thinking methods, and the PACE Applications Program as a case study.
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SEP Vision Development - SEP Brainstorm! and FY 25 focus planning
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