Resource type:
Research
EU project stamp:
No
Link to knowledge resource
Main entity:
Trinity College Dublin
Type of entity:
Research centre/University
Funding:
EU Horizon 2020
Societal challenges:
New Economic Opportunities & Green Jobs and Participatory Planning and Governance
Social Justice and Social Cohesion
Scope:
Europe
Description:
This paper examines the applicability of the complexity-based temporary innovation system (TIS) framework to social innovation and the extent to which “nature-based solution” (NbS) projects may be understood through a TIS lens using 10 NbS projects in 3 European cities as case studies. The authors concluded that the TIS framework may be best suited to those social innovations that address one or more wicked problems and that NbS projects may not display this feature
Date:
2021
Journal:
Social Enterprise JournalAffiliation: Trinity College Dublin
Language:
EN