Authors:
Valérie Bauwens, Patrick Genoud
Lessons Learned "I would like us to get closer to our citizens." This claim from the Geneva State Councillor in charge of mobility [1] in 2010 was the inspiration for our "augmented citizenship project" that we lead in the summer of 2013. We made our minister's wish come true by co-creating, with citizens, ideas translating the 2030 mobility vision for Geneva into concrete daily-life solutions. This innovative way of interacting with the public is uncommon in Switzerland. Therefore, before launching a large initiative, we decided to run a pilot project: The MobiLab project was born. Here, we show how…
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