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CROSS - Civil society and regional public actors in collaboration on societal challanges

Reference number
Coordinator Region Örebro Län - Regional utveckling
Funding from Vinnova SEK 4 160 384
Project duration September 2020 - April 2023
Status Completed
Venture Challenge-driven innovation - Phase 2 Collaboration

Important results from the project

The purpose of the CROSS project is that municipality, local healthcare and civil society should work proactively together with health promotion and prevention, to improve people´s well-being. The short-term objectives of the project have been accomplished; local collaborative relationships and a generalizable model/framework for collaboration around societal challenges. The long-term objective is to create collective processes that can lead to the development of new services, collaborations or methods - social innovations.

Expected long term effects

Today there are local collaboration structures/relationships in all of the municipalities (territorial) that participated, but to varying extents. A model/framework for collaboration around specific societal challenges is developed for dissemination and testing. Expected effects of the working method are new services, collaborations or methods social innovations to improve peoples well-being and living conditions.

Approach and implementation

A process plan was constituted to ensure the development of the projects. The plan provided guidance and was based on MUCF´s ”Collaboration model for public actors and civil society”. The model helped to highlight gaps and shortcomings which guided the work of the projects. Dialogue meetings between the projects were held monthly. General meetings for a wider target group were held on two occasions. Project reviews were conducted on two occasions to ensure the progress of the project.

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Last updated 9 June 2023

Reference number 2020-01878