Get involved in exploring new paths for societal transitions
The Co-Create program supports research and experimental development program led co-creatively with agents of change, aiming to meet the challenges of societal transitions serving the Brussels Capital Region's sustainable development.
Are you eligible to apply?
Any Brussels-based entity with a legal structure (business, non-profit organisation, research organisation, public institution, etc.) is eligible to apply.
What's the process?
The procedure is detailed in the regulations below.
Good to know
The program supports three types of project to be implemented, depending on the maturity of the societal transformation envisaged.
- A Co-Problematisation project of a maximum of 15 months, to achieve a greater understanding of the problem and the societal need, and to develop a state of knowledge, all with the various agents of change involved or impacted by the desired change. The aim of this is to establish new dialogues, broaden perspectives, identify levers to be actioned, and to enhance or even transform the points of reference.
- A Co-Research project to carry out a research project with the agents committed to the change, in order to generate the new knowledge needed to answer the research questions.
- A Co-Development project to carry out an experimental development project with the agents committed to the change. The aim of this is to generate the new knowledge needed to clear up the final unknown aspects associated with achieving the desired transition.
Want to find out more about the current Co-Create projects and explore the many resources available? Then head over to: https://www.cocreate.brussels/
Full details of the procedure can be found in the terms and conditions for eligibility in our regulations (only in french and dutch).