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Sustainable development platforms and methods for construction innovation and managing common pool resources

conference contribution
posted on 2023-05-23, 05:13 authored by McCall, TJ, Campbell-Ellis, MA
Clustered innovation networks, capable of delivering Regional Innovatin Systems (RIS) are important for individual regional prosperity within the new innovation economy. Local accesss to sustainably managed common pool resoources (CPR) can provide a basis for constructing innovation-based advantages that deliver economic, environmental and socio-cultural benefits to regioal communities. The Sustainable Development Platform Method (SDPM) is a newly developed is a newly developed policy tool for community-based involvement in CPR management that networks and embeds institutional relationships to overcome unique regional dilemmas and innovation inhibitors and develop inimitable and non-substitutable resource configurations. The SDPM is an adaptation of the Regional Development Platform Method and is the result of case study empirical research conductred in regional Tasmania. The SDPM involves nine phases, being (1) sustainability audit, (2) comparative analysis, (3) community/network analysis, (4) institutinalised governance design, (5) futurescaping, (6) platforms identification, (7) RIS conceptualisation, (8) core process identification, and (9) knowledge management

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Publication title

Innovation and Regions: Theory, Practice and Policy

Editors

Paul Dalziel

Pagination

14-26

ISBN

978-1-877519-16-1

Publisher

AERU Research Unit, Lincoln, New Zealand

Place of publication

Canterbury New Zealand

Event title

Australian New Zealand Regional Science Association International Conference (ANZRSAI)

Event Venue

Rydges on Swanston Melbourne Australia

Date of Event (Start Date)

2010-12-07

Date of Event (End Date)

2010-12-10

Rights statement

Copyright 2010 ANZRSAI

Repository Status

  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Government and politics not elsewhere classified

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