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Logbook and concept convergence kit for developing an ICT solution to migrant integration – MICADO Deliverable D7.9
This deliverable consists of two parts: Logbook for Development (Part I) and Convergence Handbook (Part II). Both of these documents were aimed at bridging the gaps between the research part of the project and the development phase, allowing for convergence between all partners and pilot cities on the essential requirements for the development of the MICADO digital solution to migrant integration. Based on the co-creation, co-design and interviewing process conducted by MICADO researchers in 2019 in MICADO’s 4 pilot cities (Bologna, Antwerp, Hamburg and Madrid), the gathered insights from different local stakeholders – public authorities (PAs), migrants and civil society organizations (CSOs) – were compiled into a Logbook for Development. The Logbook gathers and systematized in a comprehensive way the collected data on the migrant population in the pilot cities; demands of PAs, migrants and CSOs; existing Apps and digital tools usage, assigning them an order of priority (critical, important, desirable).To provide a more manageable resource for the first convergence workshop carried out in early 2020, the Logbook was transformed into the Convergence Handbook, a document with an attractive layout, easy-to-work-with within a relatively short time by a variety of stakeholders (the MICADO project partners) with different levels of technical, scientific and public administration understanding. During the convergence phase, the common needs of the different cities needed to be identified and turned into technical features and first requirements for the development of the MICADO solution.
Logbook and concept convergence kit for developing an ICT solution to migrant integration – MICADO Deliverable D7.9
This deliverable consists of two parts: Logbook for Development (Part I) and Convergence Handbook (Part II). Both of these documents were aimed at bridging the gaps between the research part of the project and the development phase, allowing for convergence between all partners and pilot cities on the essential requirements for the development of the MICADO digital solution to migrant integration. Based on the co-creation, co-design and interviewing process conducted by MICADO researchers in 2019 in MICADO’s 4 pilot cities (Bologna, Antwerp, Hamburg and Madrid), the gathered insights from different local stakeholders – public authorities (PAs), migrants and civil society organizations (CSOs) – were compiled into a Logbook for Development. The Logbook gathers and systematized in a comprehensive way the collected data on the migrant population in the pilot cities; demands of PAs, migrants and CSOs; existing Apps and digital tools usage, assigning them an order of priority (critical, important, desirable).To provide a more manageable resource for the first convergence workshop carried out in early 2020, the Logbook was transformed into the Convergence Handbook, a document with an attractive layout, easy-to-work-with within a relatively short time by a variety of stakeholders (the MICADO project partners) with different levels of technical, scientific and public administration understanding. During the convergence phase, the common needs of the different cities needed to be identified and turned into technical features and first requirements for the development of the MICADO solution.
Logbook and concept convergence kit for developing an ICT solution to migrant integration – MICADO Deliverable D7.9
Zagórski, Piotr (author) / Apers, Hanne (author) / Munteanu, Carmen (author) / Thoneick, Rosa (author) / Malchow, Marie (author) / Navarrete, Lorenzo (author) / Lorenzo, Javier (author) / Díaz, Laura (author)
2021-12-01
oai:zenodo.org:5746653
Paper
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
720
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